Austin Hart is Associate Professor of Quantitative Methods in the School of International Service and serves as Graduate Research Methods Coordinator. Dr. Hart is a political scientist specializing in comparative mass politics as well as statistical and experimental methodologies. His current research develops a new theoretical and methodological framework for studying retrospective voting. Dr. Hart is the author of two books with Cambridge University Press as well as peer-reviewed articles in the Journal of Politics and Comparative Political Studies.

Dr. Hart teaches courses in quantitative statistical methods and data analysis at the graduate and undergraduate levels.

Read more at Dr. Hart's personal website.