A. Lee Hannah
Welcome and thank you for visiting my website. I am an associate professor of political science in the School of Public and International Affairs at Wright State University. In 2015, I completed my PhD in political science at Penn State University.
My research and teaching interests primarily focus on state politics and the diffusion and construction of public policy. In particular, I have written extensively on medical and adult-use marijuana policy. I am currently working on a book titled "Green Rush: The Rise of Legal Marijuana in the American States" with Daniel J. Mallinson. The book is under contract with New York University Press.
I have started a new research project that examines the structure of local political parties and examines their online behavior. This first article was recently accepted for publication in Party Politics and a second article on the parties' activity on Facebook was just published in Research & Politics. I am also interested in secondary public education and how teachers are influenced by federal and state policies, particularly when teaching controversial subjects.
Curriculum Vitae
My research and teaching interests primarily focus on state politics and the diffusion and construction of public policy. In particular, I have written extensively on medical and adult-use marijuana policy. I am currently working on a book titled "Green Rush: The Rise of Legal Marijuana in the American States" with Daniel J. Mallinson. The book is under contract with New York University Press.
I have started a new research project that examines the structure of local political parties and examines their online behavior. This first article was recently accepted for publication in Party Politics and a second article on the parties' activity on Facebook was just published in Research & Politics. I am also interested in secondary public education and how teachers are influenced by federal and state policies, particularly when teaching controversial subjects.
Curriculum Vitae
Wright State Department of Political Science
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