Carol Strong

Assistant to the Dean/Assistant Professor for Political Science
School of Social Sciences
University of Arkansas at Monticello
PO Box 3619, UAM
Monticello, AR 71656
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Email
Office: MCB 216
870.460.1687
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Professional Information

• Assistant Professor of Political Science (Ph.D., University of Melbourne (Australia); M.A.,
• Monash University (Australia).

Courses Taught Regularly

• American National Government
• International Relations
• Comparative Politics
• Research Methods
• Political Ideologies
• American Foreign Policy
• European/Russian Politics
• German

Fields of Study

• International Comparative Politics
• Europe/Central Europe/Russia Politics
• Leadership Studies
• Legitimate Authority
• Political Charisma

Publications and Presentations

• Strong, C., (in preparation), A Charismatic End to the Cold War: Revisiting the Presidencies of Boris Yeltsin, Václav Havel and Helmut Kohl, (unpublished manuscript).Strong, C. & Hancock, L., (2007), Introduction to the European Union: Comprehensive Study Guide, Deakin University Press, 150 pages.Strong, C., (2007), Václav Klaus – ‘Town Crier’ or Village Idiot? The Impact of the European Union on Czech Policymaking, presented at John Hopkins University to the two-day JHU-SAIS International Conference.
• Strong, C., (2007), Demystifying Contemporary Weberian Myths: The Contentious Role of Charisma in Political Dialogue, presented at Oklahoma State University.
• Hancock, L., O’Brien, C. and Strong, C., (2006), Contemporary Perspectives on European Integration: Comprehensive Study Guide, Deakin University Press, 160 pages.
• Strong, C., (2006), Demystifying Contemporary Myths: The Weberian Conception of Charismatic Authority, presented at Deakin University (Australia).
• Strong, C., (2006), Václav Klaus, Lech Kaczynski, and the Future of the European Union, presented in Prague (Czech Republic) to the two-day International Workshop and Conference.
• Strong, C., (2005), Cultural Diversity: Global Developments Reflected at the Local Level, presented at RMIT University (Australia) to the two-day International Conference.
• Strong, C., (2005), Václav Havel: Opinions on the Ensuing Crisis in the European Union, presented at the Contemporary Europe Research Centre (CERC) at the University of Melbourne (Australia).
• Strong, C., (2005), The Response of the EU to Globalism: A Case of Supranational Governance or Dominance by the EuroRegions?, presented at CERC (University of Melbourne, Australia).
• Strong, C., (2005), European Expansion, the Burgeoning Democratic Deficit and Questions of Legitimacy, presented at the University of Bremen (Germany) to the two-day International Workshop and Conference.
• Strong, C., (2004), ‘An Evolving Sense of Legitimacy for an Expanding Union’, CESAA Review, no. 32 [May]:21-44.
• Strong, C., (2004), The Islamic Community’s Acceptance of Stigma after September 11: A Catalyst for Peace or Ammunition for Ultranationalists?, presented at CERC (University of Melbourne, Australia) to the two-day International Conference.
• Strong, C., (2004), Kohl and German Unification: Lessons from the Past for the Most Recent Round of European Enlargement, presented at CERC (University of Melbourne, Australia).