About
James R Alexander is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, holding roles as Chair of the Division of Social Sciences (1991-2010) and interim Vice President for Academic Affairs (1996-98). His teaching focuses on Constitutional Law, Free Speech, National Policymaking, and Political Science Research.
Education: BA, MPA, and PhD from the University of Colorado.
Research interests center on constitutional law, intellectual property, and historical industrial documentation. Notable works include analyses of obscenity doctrine evolution and federalism principles, alongside studies of 19th-century steel fabrication technologies. Publications span legal journals like the CHICAGO-KENT JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY and historical records under the National Park Service.
Publications demonstrate expertise in legal theory, comparative law, and industrial heritage, with recent work addressing modern copyright challenges and historical business practices.
No scientific awards or grant narratives are explicitly mentioned in the text. He has advised no listed students but has contributed to academic mentorship through program leadership roles. His work with the America’s Industrial Heritage Project highlights collaborations with institutions like the Johnstown Area Heritage Association.
