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Nancy D. Lapp
California State
University, Sacramento
Department of Government
College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies
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Courses (and selected
syllabi):
GOVT 130 (Fall 2007); GOVT
140 (Fall 2007); GOVT 147(Spring
2007)
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Contact Information
Classes
Papers and Publications
Research Projects
Professional Associations
Other Links of Interest
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A graduate of the UCLA
Department of Political Science, Professor Lapp specializes
in Latin American politics and teaches courses on international relations
and comparative politics for the Department of Government and the
International Affairs Master's program.
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Contact
Information
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Title:
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Associate Professor
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Office Hours:
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On sabbatical
Spring 2008
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E-mail Address:
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nlapp@csus.edu
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Office Telephone:
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(916)
278 -7254
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FAX:
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(916) 278-6488
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Mailing Address:
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CSU, Sacramento
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6000 J Street
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Sacramento, CA 95819-6089
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Spring
2008 Classes
- On sabbatical
- LOCUS
log-in page (password needed): for current syllabi, course
readings and materials
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Publications and Papers
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"From
Security to Economics: US foreign policy motivations towards Latin
America," Paper presented at the 42nd International Studies
Association Annual Convention, Chicago, February 20-24, 2001.
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Review:
"The End of the Peasantry: The Rural Labor Movement in Northeast
Brazil, 1961-1988," by Anthony J. Pereira, American Journal
of Sociology (September 1998) 104: 2, p. 546.
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Research Projects/Interests
- Electoral change and democracy
in Latin America, particularly in South America
- Compulsory voting in Latin
America
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Professional Associations
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Other
Links of Interest
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