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About
ALMA — The Alma College Diversity and Inclusion Office is expanding its offerings to celebrate Native American Heritage Month (NAHM) in November. For the second consecutive year, the college is
Faculty
Britt Cartrite’s career at Alma began in 2005. He is passionate about working alongside students to better understand and explain the world. He is constantly trying new techniques, learning new tools, exploring new dynamics and places, and trying to infect those around him with his excitement about the world!
Educational Background:
Signature Courses:
Political Science Statistics; Making More Perfect Unions; The Politics of Fear and Hate; Democracy’s Slow Death.
Comparative politics, ethnopolitical mobilization, regionalism, quantitative methods and Western European politics.
Cartrite, B. (2018). Contingent violence: Arana, Franco, and ETA’s terrorist actions in the Basque Country. In G. Duerr (Ed.), Secessionism and Terrorism (pp. 37–58). Routledge.