Benjamin J. Radford

Benjamin J. Radford serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science & Public Administration and the Public Policy Program at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. His office is located in Fretwell 455C, with contact available via 704-687-7469 or bradfor7@uncc.edu.

His research integrates advanced quantitative methodologies with critical policy analysis, specializing in Statistics and Machine learning applications for Political forecasting and Arms proliferation studies. This interdisciplinary approach extends to Cybersecurity, where he examines technological threats within governance frameworks. His work bridges computational science and political decision-making, particularly in predictive modeling for international security scenarios and weapons diffusion dynamics.

Dr. Radford's scholarship demonstrates a consistent focus on data-driven policy solutions, with recurring themes in algorithmic prediction systems and security policy analysis. His research trajectory indicates strong alignment with contemporary challenges in digital governance and threat assessment, positioning him at the nexus of political methodology and national security studies.