Dr. Daniel Pemstein, Associate Professor
Office: #12 Putnam Hall
Phone: 701-231-6563
E-mail:daniel.pemstein@ndsu.edu
Dr. Pemstein's personal webpage
Courses Taught
Applied Research Methods
Comparative Democratic Institutions
Comparative Politics
Global Policy Issues
New Institutionalism in Political Science (Grad)
Dr. Pemstein is an associate professor of Political Science & Public Policy and faculty fellow of the Challey Institute for Global Innovation and Growth. He is a comparative political economist and methodologist who specializes in measurement and builds statistical tools to answer substantive, policy-relevant, questions about political institutions.
While much of his work examines the interplay between legislative behavior, political careers, and party organization, his research also increasingly focuses on digital politics and policy, criminal justice policy, and the political economy of development.
Degrees
Ph.D., University of Illinois, 2010
M.A., University of Illinois, 2007
A.B., Washington University, 2002
B.S., Washington University, 2002
