I am a Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Colorado.  My research and teaching focus on political economy and I am presently involved in projects examining the causes and consequences of international migration, the determinants of cross-border capital flows, the relationship between political information and financial market performance, and the compatibility of democracy with globalization.  I presently serve as secretary/treasurer of the American Political Science Association’s organized section on Political Economy and as member of the International Political Economy section of the Social Science Research Network.
David Leblang
David Leblang
Department of Political Science
Campus Box 333
University of Colorado
Boulder, CO 80309
303-492-6812 (phone)
303-492-0978 (fax)
leblang@colorado.edu
 
Office Hours Fall 2007
Tuesday 9-12 & by appt.
Ketchum 34A
 
 
Spring 2008 Courses
PSCI 4718
Honors Thesis in Political Science
 
PSCI 2223
Introduction to International Relations
 
Recent Working Papers
“Globalization and Democracy”  (with Barry Eichengreen). Revised 08/2007
 
“Expectations and Elections” (with William Bernhard).
 
“Defying the Law of Gravity: The Political Economy of International Migration.” (with Jennifer Fitzgerald and Jessica Teets)