Nathan Henceroth

Nathan Henceroth is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Albright College, specializing in Comparative Politics, European Politics, Political Economy, and Research Methodology. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas; an M.S. from Charles University in Prague; and a B.A. from Centre College. His research examines how public spending in the EU influences elections, coalition government dynamics, and extremist political parties' use of social media in Europe.

Education: PhD in Political Science (UNLV), MA in International Economics and Politics (Charles University), BA in International Relations and French (Centre College).

Research Interests: EU policy effects on voter behavior, coalition governance challenges, and the digital strategies of eurosceptic parties. He plans to expand his work to U.S. Congressional behavior.

Prominent Publications: Focused on EU funding electoral impacts, coalition portfolio effects, and regionalist party strategies. His work appears in journals like Party Politics and Journal of Common Market Studies.

Teaching: Courses include Comparative Politics, Political Inquiry, and European Union Studies. He emphasizes research methods and empirical analysis.