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Jeremy D. Bailey is a Professor and the Sanders Chair in Law and Liberty at the University of Oklahoma. He directs the Institute for the American Constitutional Heritage and teaches in the Constitutional Studies program. His research focuses on early American political thought and constitutional controversies, particularly regarding executive power. Bailey holds a Ph.D. from Boston College and earned the 2004 E. E. Schattschneider Prize for his dissertation. He has authored influential books on Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and presidential power dynamics. His work appears in leading journals like the American Political Science Review and Publius. Bailey also co-edits the American Political Thought book series with Susan McWilliams Barndt.
Education: Rhodes College (undergraduate), Boston College (Ph.D.).
Research Interests:
- Political thought of the early American republic
- Constitutional interpretation of executive power
- Historical analysis of impeachment and removal processes
- Jeffersonian democracy and constitutional imperfection
Publications reflect a focus on presidential authority, Founding Fathers' political philosophy, and constitutional history. Recent work examines populism, media's role in governance, and moral dimensions of historical figures.
Awards:
- E. E. Schattschneider Prize (2004)
- Campus Teaching Award (2013-14)
Grants and advising: While no specific grants are listed, his role as director of a research institute suggests significant institutional support. Advises graduate students in constitutional and early American studies.
Labs/Teams: Leads the Institute for American Constitutional Heritage, fostering research on constitutional history and contemporary relevance.
