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Anthony McGann is Professor of Politics at the School of Government and Public Policy, University of Strathclyde, with affiliations at the University of California, Irvine's Institute for Mathematical Behavioral Sciences and Center for the Study of Democracy. His research examines democratic institutions, electoral systems, and policy dynamics, with focus on gerrymandering, proportional representation, and voter behavior.
Education includes:
- PhD in Political Science, Duke University (1999)
- MA, Duke University (1993)
- BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, University College, Oxford (1989)
Research explores how institutional designs like electoral rules and district boundaries shape policy outcomes and political representation. Publications analyze comparative legislative behavior, public opinion-policy linkages, and constitutional constraints on redistricting, emphasizing quantitative approaches to political dominance and intra-party competition.
Current projects investigate partisan polarization effects on federalism and electoral reform. Supervises doctoral candidates and serves as External Examiner at University of Essex since 2021.
