DANIEL
PAUL FRANKLIN
VITA
Personal Information
Mailing
Address: Department of Political Science
Office
Telephone: (404) 651-4849/Fax (404) 651-1434
Home Telephone
– (404) 892-4757
E-Mail
Address: dfrankli@gsu.edu
Birth Date and
Place: 12/19/54;
Academic Interests
American
Political Institutions - Congress and the Presidency
American
Political Thought - Constitutional Development
American
Foreign Policy - Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy
Education
1984 - PhD.
Government Department,
1979 - M.A.
Government Department,
1976 -
University Teaching Experience
-Studies in
the Legislative Process (1986-2003) -
(Upper Division and in Graduate Seminar - One
Semester)
-The American
Presidency /Chief Executives (1985-2006) -
-Introduction
to American Politics (1985-2005) - Colgate University,
(Lower Division and Honors Seminar)
-Justice and
the Distribution of Goods in
-Politics and
Film (1996; 2001) -
(Upper Division and Honors)
-Introduction
to Political Science (1987-1989) -
(Lower Division - One Semester)
-Domestic
Sources of American Foreign Policy (1986-1994) -
-American
Foreign Policy (1982-1985) -
Colegio de Mexico (Upper Division - One Semester)
-International
Relations (1982) - The
(Upper Division - Two Semesters)
Honors and Professional Activities
-Dwight D.
Eisenhower Presidential Library Foundation Travel Grant 2006
-Harry S.
Truman Presidential Library Foundation Travel Grant 2006
-Herbert
Hoover Presidential Library Association Copy Fund Grant 2006
-2002, 2003,
2004, 2005 Named to Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers
-1999 GSU
Distinguished Honors Professor Award
-Nominated for
the GSU Distinguished Honors Professor Award
(Five Times) 1994-1997,2001-2002
-1990-1991
American Political Science Association Congressional
Fellowship (Office of Cong. Larry Smith, Dem.
-
Tom Harkin, Dem. -
-Recipient of
a
attend the 1988 Democratic National Convention
in
-Recipient of
a Colgate University Research Grant to fund ongoing
research on Presidential Prerogative and the
Legislative Veto
-Nominated for
the 1983-1984 University Dissertation Award,
University of
-
(with Dr. David Prindle) in 1984
-
-President of
the Government Department, Graduate Student
Organization, 1982
-Government
Department representative to the University Graduate
Council, 1981.
University and Community Service
-Executive Committee, Department of
Political Science,
2004 – )
-Chair,
Departmental Promotion and Tenure Committee (2003 - )
-Departmental
Director of the GSU Presidential Scholars Program (1997- )
-University
Senate,
-University
Senate Budget Committee,
Chair,
Subcommittee on Revenue Enhancement (1994 - 1995)
Chair,
Subcommittee on State Appropriations (1995 - 1996)
-University
Senate – Chair Academic Dishonesty Policy Review Committee (2004 – 2005)
-University
Senate Athletics Committee,
-University
Senate Statutes and Bylaws Committee,
-University
Senate Planning Committee,
-Board Member,
Georgia State University Athletics Association Inc. (2002 - )
-Chair,
Political Theory Recruitment Committee 1999
-Registered
Lobbyist in the Georgia State Legislature representing the Georgia AAUP, (1997-1999)
-Executive
Committee,
-Paid
Consultant, Comer Yates for Congress (Georgia 4th)
Primary Election, June 1996; General Election,
November 1994
-Project
Coordinator, "Fiscal Federalism” - USIA Funded Visit
of Representatives
from the People's Republic of
-Chair,
American Politics Recruitment Committee (Two Positions),
Department of Political Science (1995 - 1996)
-
-Chair,
Departmental African-American/Public Policy Search Committee,
(1992-1993)
-Search
Committee, Colgate Dean of Faculty/Provost, 1989-1990
-Colgate
Athletic Affairs Committee, 1989-1990
-Political
Science Department Representative, Colgate Social Science Colloquium, 1988-1990
-Colgate
Alumni Corporation Speaker:
Antonio/Austin, Norfolk/Virginia Beach Alumni
Clubs
-Participant
in the "Colgate Today Program," 1987-1989
-Participant
in the "Colgate Seminar Program," 1989
-1990 Chair of
the
-Town of
-Democratic
Mayoral Nominee,
Conference Participation
-“Lame Duck
Presidencies,” Roundtable Chair,
Participant and Organizer, annual meeting of the Southwest Political Science
Association, April 13, 2006,
-“Term Limits and
Budgeting in the States,” Presented at the annual meeting of the Southwest
Political Science Association, March 26, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana.
-“(With Curt
Nichols) “Challenge and Response: Revisiting Skowronek’s Presidential Regime
Theory,” Presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science
Association, April 17, 2004, Chicago, Illinois.
-“(With Allison Calhoun-Brown) “Legislative Term Limits in the States:
Affects on Minority and Gender Representation,” Presented at the annual meeting
of the Southern Political Science Association, January 6 – 8, 2004, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
-“Legislative Term Limits, Professionalism, and Democratization in the American States,”
Presented at the annual meeting of the Georgia Political Science Association,
January 31, 2003,
-“Congressional Career Patterns and the Biological Imperative: The Impact of Lengthening Life Expectancies on Congressional Careers,” Presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, August/September 2002, Boston, Mass.
-"Legislative
Professionalism and the Delivery of Public Goods: A Comparative View from the
States," Presented at the Southwest Social Science Association Convention,
March 2002,
-Panel Chair,
“Presidential Administration of Regulatory Agencies,” Southern Political
Science Association Convention, November 2000,
-Discussant,
“Political Parties and Presidential Success in Congress,” American Political
Science Association Convention, 1999,
-“Impact of
the
-(With Craig
S. Gordon) “Expectations and Turnout in
of the Assumptions of Rational Choice Theory,”
Presented at the Southern Political
Science Association Convention, October 1998,
-Discussant,
“Religion and Politics,” Southern Political Science Association Convention,
October 1998,
-Discussant,
“Presidential Power,” American Political Science Association Convention,
September, 1998,
-(With Craig
S. Gordon) APre-election
Polls and Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections,@
Presented at the Southern Political Science
Association Convention, November 1997,
-Section
Chair, "Congress and Executive Politics," Southwestern Social
Science Association Convention, March 1997,
-Panel Chair
and Discussant, "Congressional Representation,"
Southwestern Social Science Convention, March
1997,
-(With Eric
Grier) "The Effects of Motor Voter Laws on Registration, Turnout,
and Partisanship," paper presented at
the Southern Political Science Association Convention,
November 1995,
-"Presidential
Leadership," Panel Discussant, Southern Political
Science Association Convention, November
1994,
-(With Eric
Grier) "Motor Voter Legislation: Voter Turnout and
Partisan Trends in the 1992 Presidential
Elections," paper
presented at the Southwestern Political
Science Association
Convention, March 1994,
-"Committee
Policy-Making," Panel Discussant, Southwestern
Political Science Association Convention,
March 1994
-"Executive-Congressional
Relations in the Aftermath of the Cold
War," Roundtable participant at the
American Political Science
Association Convention, September 1993,
-"Voting
Rights and the Second Wave: The Voting Rights Act of
1965 and Institutionalization in the
Representatives," paper presented at the
Southern Political
Science Association Convention,
-"Constitutional
Structure in an Emerging Azeri Democracy," paper
presented at a Conference on "
Community,"
-(With Robert
Shepard) "Analyzing the Bush Foreign Policy," paper
presented at the American Political Science
Association
Convention, September 1991,
-"The
Concept of a Congressional Prerogative," paper presented at
the American Political Science Association
Convention, September
1990,
-Panel Chair,
"The Presidency and the Political System," at the
Northeastern Political Science Association
Convention,
-"Presidential
Prerogative and the Legislative Veto," paper
presented at the American Political Science
Association
Convention, September 1987,
-"Resource
Allocation, Demographics and the Senate Incumbency
Advantage," paper presented at the
Midwestern Political Science
Association Convention, April 1987,
-"War
Powers in the Modern Context," paper presented at the
International Studies Association Convention,
March 1985
-"Testing
Two Purposive Theories of Congressional Behavior,"
(with Dr. David Prindle) paper presented at
the Western
Political Science Association Convention, June
1985
Publications
BOOKS
Politics
and Film: Political Culture and Film in the
(Edited and
Co-Authored With Michael Baun) Political Culture and Constitutionalism: A
Comparative Approach (Armonk, N.Y.: Comparative Politics Series, M.E.
Sharpe Press, 1995), Pp. 246.
Making
Ends Meet: Congressional Budgeting in the Age of Deficits
(Washington, D.C.: Congresional
Quarterly Press, October 1992), Pp. 254.
Extraordinary
Measures: The Exercise of Prerogative Powers in the
Departure
or Debacle: Congressional Resurgence in the Aftermath of
BOOK CHAPTERS
"
(Coauthor With
Matthew R. Kerbel, Norman W. Provizer, and Ricardo Salas) The
"Is The
President Too Powerful in Foreign Affairs?" (With Rejoinder), in Herb Levine,
ed. Point -
Counterpoint,
4th ed. (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992) pp. 175 - 183, 190 - 192 (5th
Edition, 1994)
pp. 191 - 199.
(With Robert
Shepard) "Is Prudence a Policy? George Bush and the World," in Ryan
Barilleaux and Mary Stuckey, eds., Leadership and the Bush Presidency:
Prudence or Drift in an Era of Change (New York: Praeger Series in
Presidential Studies, Praeger Press, 1992) pp. 165 - 176.
"The War
Powers Resolution: An effective Mechanism of Control," in Herb Levine and
Jean Smith, eds., The Conduct of American Foreign Policy Debated (New
York: McGraw-Hill, 1990) pp. 154 - 163.
ARTICLES
(With Eric
Grier) “Turnout
and Registration: Effects of Motor Voter Legislation in the 1994 Midterm
Elections”
Southeastern
Political Review
Vol. 26 #4
(December) 1998; pp. 923 - 932
(With Tor
Westin) "Predicting the Institutional Effects of Term Limits"
Public
Choice
Vol. 96 # 3
& 4 (September) 1998; pp. 381 - 393;
Erratum Vol. 96. #3 &4 (June)
1999; p. 481
(With Eric
Grier) "The Impact of Motor Voter Legislation: Turnout, Registration, and
Partisan Trends"
Vol. 25 #1
(January) 1997; pp. 104-117
"Wishful
Thinking and the Budget Deficit"
Public
Affairs Quarterly
Vol. 3 #4
(October) 1989; pp. 1-14
"War
Powers in the Modern Context"
Congress
and the Presidency
Vol. 14
(Spring) 1987; pp. 77-92
"Why the
Legislative Veto Isn't Dead"
Presidential
Studies Quarterly
Vol. 16 #3
(Summer) 1986; pp. 491-502
Other Publications
BOOK REVIEWS
Book Review of
The Congressional Experience in Perspectives on Politics
(September 2005; p. 649)
Book Review of
Hollywood’s White House: The American Presidency in Film and History in Rhetoric
and Public Affairs (Summer 2004; pp. 235-236)
Book Review of
Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace (
Book Review of
Presidential-Congressional Relations: Policy and Time Approaches (
Book Review of
Presidential
Book Review of
The Gaither Committee, Eisenhower, and the Cold War (Columbus, Ohio:
Ohio State University Press, 1999) in Rhetoric and Public Affairs
(Winter 1999; pp. 677-678)
Book Review of
American Presidential Elections: Process, Policy and Political Change
(Albany, N.Y.:
SUNY Press, 1996) in the The Southeastern Political Review
(September
1997; pp. 563-564)
Book Review of
The Cardinals of Capitol Hill: The Men and Women Who Control Government
Spending (New York: Grove/Atlantic, 1994) in The Annals of the
Book review of
Mostafa Rejai and Kay Phillips, Demythologizing an Elite: American
Presidents in Empirical, Comparative, and Historical Perspective (Westport,
Ct.: Praeger Press, 1993) in The Southeastern Political Review (December
1994; pp. 800-801)
Book review of
Dan Clawson, Alan Neustadtl, and Denise Scott; Money Talks: Corporate PAC's
and Political Influence (New York: Basic Books, 1992) in Social Science
Quarterly (March 1994; pp. 243-244)
Book review of
Larry M. Schwab, The Illusion of a Conservative Reagan Revolution (New
Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Publishers, 1991) in The Annals of
the
Book review of
David M. Welborn and Jesse Burkhead, Intergovernmental Relations in the
American Administrative State: The Johnson Presidency (Austin: The
University of Texas Press, 1989) in The Annals of the
Book review of
Robert J. Spitzer, The Presidential Veto (Albany: SUNY Press, 1988) in Review
of Politics (Summer 1989; pp. 454-456)
Book review of
A. James Reichley, ed., Elections American Style (Washington D.C.: The
Brookings Institution, 1987) in Corruption and Reform (Fall 1988; pp.
135-136)
Book review of
Dean Keith Simonton, Why Presidents Succeed (New Haven: Yale University
Press, 1987) in Presidential Studies Quarterly (Fall 1988; pp. 844-846)
Book review of
W. Henry Lambright, Presidential Management of Science and Technology: The
Johnson Presidency (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1985) in The
American Political Science Review (September 1986; pp. 1025-1026).
Book review of
Kim Ezra Sheinbaum, Beyond the Electoral Connection: A Reassessment of the
Role of Voting in Contemporary American Politics (Philadelphia: University
of Pennsylvania Press, 1984) in The Annals (Spring 1985; p. 181)
Book review of
Mack C. Shelley, The Permanent Majority: The Conservative Coalition in the
U.S. Congress (University: The University of Alabama Press, 1983) in The
Annals (Spring, 1985; pp. 202-203)
EDITORIALS AND
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
“Set Sail:
Adventure Cruise on the M/V Amazing Grace,”
"Don't
Look to States for Balanced Budget Example," Editorial in The
"A Day at
the Movies: `The Client' Breeds Anarchy," Editorial in The
"Beyond
Whitewater: Getting on with the Nation's Business," Editorial in The
References
-Professor
Martha Brill Olcott - Department of Political Science,
-Professor
Bruce Buchanan - Government Department, University of
-Professor
David Prindle - Government Department, University of
-Professor
Jack S. Levy - Department of Political Science,
Rutgers University,
-Professor
Glenn Abney - Chair, Department of Political
Science,