Vitae (2013-2014)
Richard C. Hula
Professor
Department of Political Science
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1032
Address: 835 Stuart Avenue
East Lansing, Michigan 48823
Phone: 517. 351.5450 (home)
517. 432.6242 (office)
517.881.8517 (cell)
E-mail: Rhula@msu.edu
Fax:
(517) 432.1091
Professional Experience:
Professor of Political Science, Michigan State University, 1991.
Associate Professor, Institute for Urban Studies, University of Maryland, 1988- 1991.
University of Maryland Distinguished Scholar-Teacher, 1986-1987.
Affiliate Associate Professor, Department of Government and Politics, University of Maryland, 1986- 1991.
Associate Professor of Family and Community Development, University of Maryland, 1985-1988.
Assistant Professor of Family and Community Development, University of Maryland, 1980-1985.
Assistant Professor of Political Economy and Political Science, University of Texas at Dallas, 1975-, 1980.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1974 - 1975.
Administrative Experience:
Chair, Department of Political Science, 2001-2013
Director, Michigan State University Program in Urban Politics and Policy, 1999-2002
Associate Director, Institute for Public Policy and Social Research, College of Social Science, Michigan State
University, 1991-1998
Director, Program in Public Policy and Administration, Department of Political Science, Michigan State
University, 1991-1996
Director of Graduate Studies, Institute for Urban Studies, 1990-1991
Director, FMCD Family Education Computer Laboratory, 1984-1988
Coordinator, HUD Intern Program, Department of Family and Community Development, University of
Maryland, 1982-1984
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Administrative Experience: (cont'd)
Graduate Advisor, Program in Political Economy, University of Texas at Dallas, 1978-1979
Master, Social Science College, University of Texas at Dallas 1976-1977
Assistant Master, Social Science College, University of Texas at Dallas, 1975-1976
Education:
Michigan State University, B.A. June, 1969
Northwestern University, M.A. August, 1970
Northwestern University, Ph.D. June, 1975
Honors and Awards: Undergraduate
Honors College
Phi Beta Kappa
Graduated magna cum laude
Honors and Awards: Graduate
National Science Foundation Trainee, 1969-1972
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, 1973
Research Fellow, Center for Urban Affairs, Northwestern University, 1973-1974
Honors and Awards: Professional
University of Maryland Distinguished Scholar-Teacher 1986-1987
Aaron Wildavsky Book Award (Policy Studies Organization), 1997
Robert E. Lane Award (Policy Studies Association), 1998
Best Book of the Year in Urban Politics (Urban Section, American Political Science Association), 2000
Jeffrey Pressman Award for Best Article in Review of Policy Research, Policy Studies Organization, 2002
Grants Received:
University of Texas Research Grant, 1976-77
University of Texas Research Grant, 1977-78
University of Texas Research Grant, 1978-79
University of Texas Research Grant, Summer, 1979
National Science Foundation Grant ($36,000), 1980-81
University of Maryland General Research Board Semester Award, 1981-82
University of Maryland DCHR Small Grant ($1,000), 1982
University of Maryland DCHR Small Grant ($1,000), 1983
University of Maryland DCHR Small Grant ($1,000), 1984
Principal Investigator, Family Education Laboratory (FMCD component of University of Maryland - IBM
Corporation Project FULCRUM)
University of Maryland DCHR Small Grant ($1,000), 1985
Lilly Endowment Grant ($6,800) 1985-1986
University of Maryland DCHR Small Grant ($1,000), 1986
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Grants Received (cont’d)
University of Maryland Distinguished Scholar-Teacher 1986-1987
University of Maryland General Research Support Grant ($2,000), 1986-1987
University of Maryland College of Human Ecology Small Grant ($1,000) 1986-1987
College of Human Ecology Designated Research Grant ($7,000), 1987
University of Maryland College of Human Ecology Small Grant ($1,000) 1987-1988
College of Human Ecology Designated Research Grant ($3,000), 1988
CoPrincipal Investigator, Housing and Community Development Workstation
(Institute for Urban Studies project in University of Maryland - IBM Corporation-Project FULCRUM)
University of Maryland General Research Board Semester Award, 1989-1990
BSOS Summer Curriculum Development Grant, 1989
University Curriculum Transformation Project, Summer 1990
Michigan State University, Outreach Grant ($14,900) 1992
Michigan State University, Outreach Grant ($39,000) 1994
Michigan State University, Michigan Applied Public Policy Program ($23,575) 1998-1999
PwC Endowment, ($15,000) 1999
Michigan State University Social Capital Interest Group ($6,000) 1999
Michigan State University, Michigan Applied Public Policy Program ($20,000) 2001-2002
Michigan State Agricultural Experiment Station 2001-2003 ($25,000)
Michigan Land Use Initiative 2004-2007 ($150,000)
Michigan Policy Fund (2005) $25,000
Michigan State University, Michigan Applied Public Policy Program $25,000, 2005-2006 (with Sandra
Schneider and Bill Jacoby)
Michigan State University, Michigan Applied Public Policy Program, $25,000, 2006-2207 (with Sandra
Schneider)
MSU FACT, $49,790 (With Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura Reese), 2006-2007
Michigan State Agricultural Experiment Station 2008-2009 ($30,000)
Michigan State University, Michigan Applied Public Policy Program, $26,000, 2006-2207 (with Tom Voice
and Dave Long))
Teaching Interests (in order of preference):
Urban Politics
Policy Analysis
Environmental Policy
Education Policy
Courses Taught: Undergraduate
Urban and Community Development:
Urban Politics
Urban Problems
Workshop in Urban Politics: The Role of the Federal Government in Housing
Workshop in Urban Politics: The Politics of Urban Revitalization
Social and Behavioral Aspects of Urbanization
Public Policy/American Politics:
The Political Economy of Education
Special Topics: The Politics of School Desegregation
American Politics
Comparative State Politics
American Public Policy
American Government
Policy Analysis
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Courses Taught: Undergraduate
Urban and Community Development:
Family and Community Advocacy
Poverty and Affluence
Inequality in America (University of Maryland Honors College)
Research Methods:
Introduction to Research Methods
Computer Literacy
Microcomputer Applications in Family and Community Development
Political Violence
Courses Taught: Graduate
Urban Politics
Environmental Policy
Urban Political Economy
Policy Practicum
The Political Economy of Housing
Research Methods
Neighborhood and Community Development
Logic of Data Analysis
Integrative Aspects of Family and Community Development: Alternative Public Service Delivery Strategies
Urban Public Policy
Science and Public Policy
Research Interests:
Environmental reclamation and local economic development
The impact of government reorganization
The political role of non-profit organizations in cities
The politics of education reform
Dissertation:
Title: Crime and the City: A Social Communication Model of Urbanization.
Principal Advisor: Ted Robert Gurr
Publications and Reports:
Policy Reports
1977
1978
1978
1979
1979
Donald A. Hicks, Richard C. Hula and Craig Miley. Public School Desegregation in Dallas: Policy Impact
Assessment Survey Results. University of Texas at Dallas: Southwest Center for Economic and Community
Development.
Richard C. Hula and Robert Firestine. Responses to School Desegregation: The Case of White Flight.
University of Texas at Dallas: Southwest Center for Economic and Community Development, Discussion
Paper #11.
Richard C. Hula. Political Strategies for Urban Redevelopment. University of Texas at Dallas: Southwest
Center for Economic and Community Development, Discussion Paper #13.
Martin T. Katz man, Robert Bradley, Paula England and Richard Hula. Pockets of Poverty in Southwestern
Cities: Implications for Targeting Community Development Block Grants. Report to United States
Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD Purchase Order HUD-598-79.
Richard C. Hula. Housing, Lending Institutions and Public Policy. University of Texas at Dallas: Southwest
Center for Economic and Community Development, Discussion Paper #19.
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Publications and Reports:
Policy Reports (cont’d)
1982
1994
1994
1995
1998
1999
1999
1999
2003
2003
2003
2008
Richard C. Hula. The Allocation of Home Credit: The Dynamics of a Market. Report to the National
Science Foundation, Grant DAR-8011226.
Richard C. Hula. Civic Capacity and Urban Education in Detroit. Report prepared for the National Science
Foundation.
Richard C. Hula and Leda McIntyre Hall. Resident Initiatives in Public Housing. Center for Urban Affairs,
Michigan State University.
Richard C. Hula and Lorilee Sandman. A Critical Look at Community Issues (Institute for Public Policy and
Social Research, Michigan State University).
Richard C. Hula. Are Mayors Key to School Reform?. Urban Policy Briefing 98-2. MSU Program in
Urban Politics and Policy.
Richard C. Hula. An Assessment of Brownfield Redevelopment: A Michigan Case Study. (Washington DC:,
PwC Foundation.
Richard C. Hula. New Ways to Redevelop Brownfield. Urban Policy Briefing 99-1. MSU Program in
Urban Politics and Policy.
Richard C. Hula. Public Backs Brownfield Redevelopment.. Urban Policy Briefing 99-3. MSU Program in
Urban Politics and Policy
Richard C. Hula. Citizen Assessment of the Michigan Brownfield Initiative. Institute For Public Policy And
Social Research, Michigan State University.
Richard C. Hula. The Michigan Brownfield Initiative and Private Market Redevelopment: An Assessment.
Institute for Public Policy And Social Research, Michigan State University
Richard C. Hula. There is Gold in Those Brownfields....Maybe: Brownfield Reuse and Urban Economic
Development in Michigan. Institute for Public Policy and Social Research and Urban Affairs Programs,
Michigan State University.
Roger E. Hamlin and Richard C. Hula. Brownfields: Making Programs Work for Michigan Communities.
Funded by the Kellogg Center through the Community and Economic Development Institute, Michigan
State University.
Publications and Reports:
Edited Books and Monographs
1986
1988
1989
1991
2000
2001
2012
Richard C. Hula. Market Strategies as Policy Tools (Symposia published in Political Studies Review 5: 3)
Richard C. Hula Market-Based Public Policy. New York: Macmillan.
Elaine A. Anderson and Richard Hula. Family Public Policy: The Impact of Government and the Family
(Symposia published in Policy Studies Review, 8: 3).
Elaine A. Anderson and Richard Hula The Reconstruction of Family Policy. Westport, CT: Greenwood
Press.
Richard C. Hula and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore . Nonprofits in Urban America. Westport, CT: Quorum
Press.
Richard C. Hula and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore The Role of Non-Profits in Urban Communities (Symposia
published in Political Studies Review 18( 4).
Richard C. Hula; Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura A. Reese. Reclaiming Brownfields: A Comparative
Analysis of Adaptive Reuse of Contaminated Properties. Burlington, VT: Ashgare Publishing.
Publications and Reports:
Books
1977
1999
Ted Robert Gurr, Pater N. Grabosky and Richard C. Hula The Politics of Crime and Conflict. Beverly Hills,
CA: Sage Publications.
Jeffrey Henig, Richard C. Hula, Marion Orr and Desiree Pediscleaux. The Color of School Reform.
Princeton: Princeton University Press.
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Publications and Reports:
Books
2011 Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore; Richard C. Hula; Laura A. Reese. Reinventing Civil Society: The Emerging Role of
Faith-Based Organizations. Armonk NY: M.E. Sharpe.
2012 Richard C. Hula; Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura A. Reese. Reclaiming Brownfields: A Comparative
Analysis of Adaptive Reuse of Contaminated Properties. Burlington, VT: Ashgare Publishing.
Publications and Reports:
Book Reviews and Review Essays
1982
1984
1984
1990
2009
"Review of Do Housing Allowances Work?"American Political Science Review 76:3.
"Review of Reviving the Industrial City: The Politics of Urban Renewal” American Political Science
Review 78:4.
"Review of Twilight of Cities: Political Conflict, Development and Decay in Five Cities.” American
Political Science Review 78: 4.
“Rediscovering Housing Policy” Urban Affairs Review. 26:2, 313-319.
“Review of The Other Philadelphia Story: How Local Congregations Support the Quality of Urban
America” Urban Affairs Review, vol. 45:1. 137 - 140.
Publications and Reports:
Invited Chapters and Articles
1976
1976
1979
1980
1981
1981
1980
1982
1983
1984
1984
1986
1988
1989
1990
Richard C. Hula. "Bibliography on Party Politics in Indonesia." in Kenneth Janda (ed) Comparative
Political Parties: A Cross National Handbook . New York: The Free Press.
Richard C. Hula. "Political Parties in Indonesia." in Kenneth Janda (ed) Comparative Political Parties: A
Cross National Handbook. New York: The Free Press.
Richard C. Hula. "Political Violence and Terrorism in Bengal." in Michael Stohl (ed) The Politics of
Terrorism. New York: Dekker Press.
Richard C. Hula. "Housing, Lending Institutions and Public Policy." in Donald Rosenthal (ed) Urban
Revitalization. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications.
Richard C. Hula. "Urban Politics in India: A Review Essay." Comparative Urban Research 8(2).
Richard C. Hula. "Geographic Discrimination in the Dallas Home Credit Market." Texas Business Review.
55(4).
Richard C. Hula and Robert Bradley "Participation Through Decentralization: Ward Heelers and Other
Unthinkable Thoughts." in Political Participation in Dallas. Dallas: Dallas League of Women Voters.
Richard C. Hula. "The Politics of Terror: The Case of Bengal" in Michael Stohl (ed) The Politics of Terror
(second edition). New York: Dekker Press.
Richard C. Hula. "The Neighborhood Housing Corporation as a Social Experiment." Texas Business
Review. 57:3.
Richard C. Hula. Budget Cuts and Community Development." Anthony Champagne and Edward Harpham
(eds.) The Attack on the Welfare State. Mount Prospect, Illinois: Waveland Press.
Richard C. Hula. "The Impact of the Neighborhood Housing Service on Housing Prices." Management
Science and Policy Analysis 2(1).
Richard C. Hula. "An Overview of Market Based Public Policy." Policy Studies Journal. 5(2).
Richard C. Hula. “Private Markets and Public Interest: The Role of Markets in Public Policy", in Richard
Hula (ed) Market Based Public Policy. London: Macmillan and St. Martin’s Press.
Richard C. Hula and Elaine A. Anderson. "Family Policy." Policy Studies Journal . 8:3.
Richard C. Hula. "Alternative Management Strategies for Public Housing", in William Gromley (ed)
Privatization and its Alternatives. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.
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Publications and Reports:
Invited Chapters and Articles (cont’d)
1993
1993
1994
1994
1995
1995
1997
1998
1999
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2001
2002
2004
2004
2009
Richard C. Hula. "The State Reassessed: Private Solutions to Public Problems." in Edward Goetz and
Susan Clarke, Local Economic Development and Equity: Cross National Studies in Local Economic
Development Activity. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications.
Richard C. Hula "Resident Initiatives in Michigan Public Housing." Community News and Views. Center
for Urban Affairs, MSU. Summer.
Richard M. Lerner, Julia R. Miller, Jack H. Knott, Kenneth E, Corey, Timothy S. Bynum, Leah Cox
Hoopfer, Marvin McKinney, L. Annette Abrams, Richard C. Hula, and Patterson A. Terry. "Integrating
Scholarship and Outreach in Human Development Research, Policy and Service: A Developmental
Contextual Perspective." in D.L. Fetherman, R.M. Lerner and M. Perlmutter (eds) Life-Span Development
and Behavior. Hillsdale NJ: Erlbaum.
Richard C. Hula. “The Role of the City in Revitalization of Public Education in Detroit” proceedings from a
conference After Coleman Young: Detroit in Transition sponsored by Michigan State University.” Urban
Affairs Programs.
Richard C. Hula. “The Privatization of Politics.” in Stuart Nagel (ed) Research in Public Policy Analysis
and Management. JAL Press.
Richard C. Hula. “Understanding the Urban Experience.” FG: The Faverman Group. 11(8) 1-4.
Richard C. Hula. “What’s the Problem with Superfund?”. Perspectives. (published by MSU Institute for
Public Policy and Social Research. 4(1) 5-10.
Richard C. Hula. “Race Still Counts.” Perspectives. (published by MSU Institute for Public Policy and
Social Research) 4(2)10-11.
Richard C. Hula. “New Ways to Redevelop Brownfields.” Community News. (MSU Center for Urban
Affairs) 11(1) 9.
Richard C. Hula. “An Assessment of Brownfeld Redevelopment Policies: The Michigan Experience.”
Planning and Zoning News. 18(6) 5-13.
Richard C. Hula. “Does Choice Undermine the Democratic Control of Schooling.” in David N. Plank and
Gary Sikes (eds) The School Choice Debate: Framing the Issues. East Lansing, MI: The Education Policy
Center at Michigan State University.
Richard C. Hula and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore. “Nonprofit Organizations, Minority Political Incorporation
and Local Governance.” in Richard Hula and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore (eds) Nonprofits in Urban America.
Westport CT: Quorum Press.
Richard C. Hula. “MSU Survey of Michigan Residents on Brownfields.” Planning and Zoning News. 18(5)
6-7.
Richard C. Hula. “Brownfield Programs Reflect Shift in Environmental Policy.”. Waste News, February
14:3
Richard C. Hula. “Brownfield Redevelopment in Michigan: Experimenting with Contaminated Site
Redevelopment Policy” in Mark R. Daniels (ed) Creating Sustainable Community Programs: A
Sourcebook for Public Administrators. Westport,CT: Praeger Publishers.
Richard C. Hula. “There is Gold in Those Brownfields....Maybe: Brownfield Reuse and Urban Economic
Development in Michigan”, in Dozier W. Thorton and Carol S. Weissert (eds). Urban Policy Choices for
Michigan Leaders. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press.
Richard C. Hula. “An Assessment of Brownfield Redevelopment Policies: The Michigan Experience” in
Mark A. Abramson and Alan M. Kieffaber (eds). New Ways of Doing Business. Lahnam MD: Rowman
and Littlefield Publishers.
Richard C. Hula and Philip Davis. “Michigan Brownfield Redevelopment Efforts “ in A Donati, C Rossi
and A.A. Brebba (eds) Brownfield Sites II: Assessment, Rehabilitation and Development. Southhampton,
UK: WIT Press.
Richard C. Hula. “The Impact of Policy Change in Local and State Environmental Policy: The Case of
Brownfields in Michigan”, in Richard Jelier and Gary Sands (eds) Metropolitan Affairs and The Triple
Bottom Line In Michigan. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press.
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Publications and Reports:
Invited Chapters and Articles (cont’d)
2009
2012
Roger Hamlin, Richard C. Hula, Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Cristina Leuca, “Brownfields: Making
Programs Work for Michigan Communities” in Urban Policy Research Series. Center for Community and
economic Development, Michigan State University.
Richard C. Hula. “Changing Agendas in State Environmental Policy: Development versus Cleanup in
Brownfielsd Policy” in Richard C. Hula; Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura A. Reese. Reclaiming
Brownfields: A Comparative Analysis of Adaptive Reuse of Contaminated Properties. Burlington, VT:
Ashgare Publishing.
Publications and Reports:
Refereed Journal Articles
1979
1980
1981
1984
1984
1984
1984
1985
1986
1990
1991
1992
1992
1997
1997
1997
1999
2001
2001
2001
2004
2007
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Richard C. Hula. “The Allocation of Home Credit: How Lenders Make Loans." Texas Journal of Political
Studies 1(2): 7-23.
Robert Bradley, Paula England and Richard C. Hula. "New Federalism and the Texas Poor.” Texas
Business Review. 54(2).
Richard C. Hula. "Private Credit and Public Policy: The Case of Home Credit." Social Science Quarterly
62(4).
Richard C. Hula. "The Allocation of Home Credit: Market Versus Nonmarket Forces." Journal of Urban
Affairs. 6(2).
Richard C. Hula. "Housing Market Effects of School Desegregation." Urban Affairs Quarterly. 19(3).
Richard C. Hula. "Market Strategies as Policy Tools: The Search for Alternative Approaches to Urban
Redevelopment." Journal of Public Policy. 4(3).
Richard C. Hula, Elaine Anderson and Alex Chen . "Housing Strategies for the Elderly." Journal of
Housing for the Elderly. 2(3).
Richard C. Hula. "The Community and School Desegregation." Journal of Urban Affairs. 7(3).
Richard C. Hula. "Markets and Redevelopment" Urban Affairs Quarterly. 22(1).
Richard C. Hula. "The Two Baltimores." in Sage Annual Review. 37.
Richard C. Hula. "Neighborhood Development and Local Credit Markets.." Urban Affairs Quarterly. 27(2).
Richard C. Hula. "Response to Shlay, Goldstein and Bartelt ." Urban Affairs Quarterly. 28(1).
Richard C. Hula. “Issues of Aggregation in HMDA Analysis."Urban Affairs Quarterly. 29(2).
Richard C. Hula, Richard Jelier and Mark Schauer. “Making Educational Reform: Hardtimes in Detroit.
1988-1995.”. Urban Education, 32(2) 202-232.
Richard C. Hula, Cynthia Y. Jackson and Marion Orr. “Urban Politics, Governing Nonprofit and
Community Revitalization.” Urban Affairs Review 32( 4).
Richard C. Hula and Leda M. Hall. “Reforming Public Housing”. Housing and Society 24(1)75-92.
Richard C. Hula and Richard Jelier. “A House Divided: Community Politics and Education Reform in
Detroit” Urban Review..31(1) 3-29.
Richard C. Hula and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore. “Governing Nonprofits and Local Political Processes.”
Urban Affairs Review. 36(3) 324-358.
Richard C. Hula. “Changing Priorities and Programs in Toxic Waste Policy: The Emergence of Economic
Development as a Policy Goal,” Economic Development Quarterly. 15(2) 181-199.
Richard C. Hula and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore, “Nonprofit Organizations As Political Actors: Avenues
For Minority Political Incorporation” Policy Studies Review. 18(4): 27-52.
Richard C. Hula and Peter K. Eisinger. “Gunslingers Versus the Bazaar: Nonmarket Alternatives in
Education Reform” Urban Education. 39(6): 621-638.
Richard C. Hula, Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura Reese. “Mixing God’s Work and the Public
Business: A Framework for the Analysis of Faith-Based Service Delivery” Review of Policy Research.
24(1) 67-89.
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Publications and Reports:
Refereed Journal Articles (cont’d)
2007
Richard C. Hula and Chelsea Haring. “Civil Society, Nonprofit Organizations and Urban Development in
the USA”. Hoffnungsträger Zivilgesellschaft? Governance, Nonprofits und Stadtentwicklung in den
Metropolenregionen der USA. Reihe Planungsrundschau, 15: 65-80
2008
Richard C. Hula, Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura Reese. “The Emerging Policy Role Of Faith-Based
Organizations In The Low-Income Housing Market” Proceeding of White House Conference On Research
Related To The Faith-Based And Community Initiative.
Richard C. Hula, Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo And Roger Hamlin. Bending Priorities: A Study In Policy
Framing. State Of Michigan’s Brownfield Initiative. Transylvanian Review of Administrative
Sciences,27E/2009 pp. 105-128.
Richard C. Hula and Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo. Cleaning Up the Mess: Redevelopment of Urban
Brownfields. Economic Development Quarterly. 24(3) 262-287..
2009
2010
Professional Presentations/Conferences:
Recent invited Presentations
2006
2006
2006
2008
2008
2009
Invited paper, Conference on Better Cities and Regions? Planning and Civil Society in the Metropolitan
Areas of the USA, a conference sponsored by Department of Planning and Architecture, Technical
University of Berlin, Berlin, November 17-18.
Invited talk, University of Frieburg "US Politics on Urban Reclamation and Redevelopment." Sponsored by
United States State Department. November 15.
Invited talk, German American Institute. Heidelberg. Sponsored by United States State Department.
November 16.
Invited paper, White House Conference On Research Related To The Faith-Based and Community
Initiative. June 26-26, Washington DC
Keynote address, international conference on “Promoting City Competitiveness “Chung-Hua University,
Taiwan. October 24, Taiwan.
Invited paper, “When Science is Not Enough” International Symposium on Science, Technology and Policy
for Water Pollution Control at Watershed Scale, April 10-1 2009, Hangzhou, China,
Professional Presentations/Conferences
Recent Conference Presentations
2006
2006
2006
2007
2007
2008
Richard C. Hula and Chelsea Haring. “State Restructuring of Local Policy Regimes.” Paper presented at
the 2006 Meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association
Richard C. Hula, Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Laura Reese . “Power, Politics and Regime Change: The
Local Impact of Faith-Based Organizations as Service Providers.” Paper presented at the 2006 Meetings of
the American Political Science Association
Richard Hula. “Changing State responses to Environmental Contamination: The Case of Brownfield
Cleanup and Redevelopment.” Paper presented at the 2006 Meetings of the American Political Science
Association
Richard C. Hula. “The Impact of Policy Change in Local and State Environment Policy: The Case of
Brownfields.” Paper presented at the 2007 Meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association
Richard C. Hula, Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore and Davia Cox. “Faith-based organizations and the Low income
Housing Market.” Paper presented at the 2007 Meetings of the American Political Science Association
Richard C. Hula and Rebecca Bromley. “Cleaning up the Mess: Redevelopment of Urban Brownfields.”
Paper presented at the 2008 Meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association.
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Professional Presentations/Conferences
Recent Conference Presentations
2009
Richard C. Hula and Chelsea Haring. “State Restructuring of Local Policy Regimes.” Paper presented to the
City’s Future Conference, Madrid Spain
2009 Richard C. Hula and Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo. “The Politics of Environmental Science” Paper presented at
the 2009 Meetings of the American Political Science Association
2010
Richard C. Hula and Rachel Baird. “When Science Meets Politics: The Case of Environmental Policy“
Paper presented at the 2010 Meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association.
2011
Richard C. Hula and Chelsea Haring. “Redesigning Local Policy Regimes.” Paper presented at the 2011
Meetings of the Urban Affairs Association
2011
Richard C. Hula and Chelsea Haring. “Restructuring of Local Policy Regimes. “Paper presented at the 2011
Meetings of the American Political Science Association
2012
Richard C. Hula, Thomas Voice and David Long. “Determinants of Complex Policy: Understanding the
role of science in public policy.” Paper prepared for the 2012 Meetings of the American Political Science
Association
2013
Richard C. Hula, Melanie Bowers , and William Isaac. “Determinants of Complex Policy: Understanding
the role of science in public policy.” Paper presented at the 2013 Meetings of the Midwest Political Science
Association.
Other Recent Professional Activities:
Mentor, McNair/SROP Scholars Program (Michigan State), 1998, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2014
Undergraduate research assistant mentor , 2007, 2008. 2009
Member American Political Science Association Committee on Departmental Services, 2005 to 2008.
Member, editorial board of American Journal of Public Administration, 1999- to date
Manuscript reviewer for American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science,
Comparative Urban Research, Urban Affairs Review, Social Science Quarterly, Comparative Political Studies,
Journal of Urban Affairs, Western Political Science Quarterly, Policy Studies Review, American Journal of
Public Administration, Political Science Quarterly, Journal of Politics, Harper and Row Publishing Company,
State University of New York Press, Duke University Press, Temple University Press and McGraw Hill.