Bradley A. Bauerly

Bradley A. Bauerly serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the University of Vermont's College of Arts and Sciences since 2018, with expertise spanning international political economy, comparative politics, and food systems.

His educational background includes:

• B.S. in Political Science from Montana State University, Bozeman (Graduated with High Honors)
• M.A. in Sociology from Boston College, Chestnut Hill
• Ph.D. in Political Science from York University, Toronto

Dr. Bauerly's research centers on the interplay between economic change, social movements, and state institutional capacity building. His acclaimed book The Agrarian Seeds of Empire analyzes how U.S. agrarian resistance shaped state-building processes, while current projects investigate the political history of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and comparative studies linking economic inequality to right-wing movements in advanced democracies. His work emphasizes the politics of food systems and agrarian state formation.

He maintains active affiliations with the International Studies Association (2012–Present) and American Political Science Association (2009–Present), with publications appearing in the Journal of Peasant Studies and Journal of Historical Sociology.

Dr. Bauerly contributes to undergraduate education through the Political Science Department's programs, including Pre-Law advising, internships, and the Vermont Legislative Research Service, though specific teaching assignments aren't detailed in the source material.