Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, and Department Chair, Rosalyn Cooperman contributed to an article titled “What a Kamala Harris Cabinet Could Look Like” that ran in Newsweek. “As Cabinet positions are executive appointments that must be confirmed by the Senate, nominees will also have to be confirmable,” she said in the article. “The […]
Rosalyn Cooperman, professor and chair of Political Science and International Affairs, spoke to the Center for Women in American Politics by Rutgers for a piece titled “Expert Insights: What to Watch in Election 2024.” In the article, Cooperman offers a critical analysis of 2024 campaign finance. She notes that while progressive political action committees (PAC) leverage […]
Professor and Chair of Political Science and International Affairs Rosalyn Cooperman commented on a recent article titled JD Vance Debating Tim Walz Could Backfire for Newsweek. In the article, Cooperman is quoted as saying “VP nominees have one main job in relation to the party’s ticket—do no harm.” Read more in Newsweek and MSN. Cooperman […]