Nicholas Alozie

Ph.D. in Political Economy from the University of Texas at Dallasin 1989 and became a naturalized US citizen in 1991. I am a strong subscriberto the ideals of interdisciplinary education.

His first teaching engagement was as a tenure-track assistant professorat Iowa State University's Political Science Department. He taught at IowaState from 1989-1991. He moved to Arizona in search of warmer climate in1991.

Since 1991, He has taught in the School of Public Affairs at ArizonaState University. Currently, He am a tenured professor.  Between 1994-1996,I served as the director of the School of Public Affairs's master of publicadministration program. Between 1996-2000, He served as the director ofASU's interdisciplinary doctor of public administration program. (Informationabout the DPA program is available through the School of Public Affairs His work space at the Universityis in Wilson Hall, an early 20th century brick building that is positionedNorth/South by the main library. 

Publications

• Political tolerance hypotheses and white opposition to a Martin Luther King holiday in Arizona The Social Science Journal Alozie Nicholas O. 1995
• 'A piece of the pie' and more competition and hispanic employment on urban police forces Urban Affairs Review Alozie Nicholas O. Ramirez Enrique J. 1999
• The promise of urban democracy. Big-city black mayoral service in the early 1990s Urban Affairs Review Alozie Nicholas O. 2000
• Policy for the 'deserving,' but politically weak: The 1996 welfare reform act and battered women Policy Studies Review Chanley Sharon A. Alozie Nicholas O. 2001
• Scholarly writers and the time capsule Social Science Quarterly Alozie Nicholas O. 1996
• Selection methods and the recruitment of women to state courts of last resort Social Science Quarterly Alozie Nicholas O. 1996
• Segregation and Black and Hispanic group outcomes: Policing in large cities American Politics Research Alozie Nicholas O. 1999
• Probing the limits of the female advantage in criminal processing: Pretrial diversion of drug offenders in an urban county Justice System Journal Alozie Nicholas O. Wayne Johnston 2000
• Gender and political orientation in childhood Social Science Journal Alozie Nicholas O. Merrill Bruce D. Simon James 2003
• Blacks and Latinos in city management: Prospects and challenges in council-manager governments International Journal of Public Administration Alozie Nicholas O. Moore Cherise G. 2007
• Anglo and Latino differences in willingness to pay for urban public servicesn Social Science Quarterly Alozie Nicholas O. McNamara Catherine 2008
• Gender differences in willingness to pay for urban public services Urban Affairs Review Alozie Nicholas O. McNamara Catherine 2010
• Sizing up information and communication technologies as agents of political development in sub-Saharan Africa Telecommunications Policy Alozie Nicholas O. Akpan-Obong Patience Foster William A. 2011
• Gender Role Attitudes: Who Supports Expanded Rights for Women in Afghanistan? Sex Roles Manganaro Lynne L. Alozie Nicholas O. 2011