Area(s) of Expertise: Secession, Maritime Crime, Terrorism, and Leadership Style and Trait Analysis
Dr. Samuel Rohrer, Associate Professor of Political Science, holds a Ph.D. in political science with specializations in international relations and comparative politics from Louisiana State University, in addition to an M.H.A. specializing in management from Missouri State University. His areas of interest include leadership style and trait analysis, secession, maritime crime, and terrorism.
Graduate Courses
Rohrer S. (2021) “War and Terrorism.” The Basics of International Relations. University of North Georgia Press.
Rohrer, S.; Price, N.; Gilley, J. (2020) “The Quest for an Independent Scotland: The Impact of Culture, Economics, and International Relations on Votes of Self-Determination” Journal of Economics and Politics. 25(1), 1-16
Rohrer, S.; and Sobek D. (2016) “Name Your Price: Economic Compensation and Suicide Terrorism” International Journal of Peace and Development Studies. 7(8),76-88
Rohrer, S. (2015). “When is a Pirate a Pirate?: The Evolution of Piracy and Maritime Sovereignty.” Coriolis: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Maritime Studies. 5(2), 20-45
Rohrer, S. (2014). “What Makes a Prime Minister Great?: The Impact of LTA Psychological Characteristics and the Perceived Effectiveness of British Prime Ministers (1902-2004).” Journal of Research and Politics. October-December, 1-8