James F. Barnes

• Professor of Political Science/Criminal Justice
  

• B.A., M.A., Ph.D. from Ohio State University (Ph.D. in 1970).

• Joined ASU in 1996.

• Office located in Whitener Hall, second floor, room 117.

• Phone- 828-262-6349

E-Mail: barnesjf@appstate.edu

 
Teaching Area Specializations: Africa, France, French-Africa
 

Research Area Specializations: French-Africa
 

Publications:

• Michael C. Reed & James F. Barnes, editors,  Culture, Politics and Ecology in the Gabonese Rainforest. Mellen Press 2003.
  

• James F. Barnes, Gabon: Beyond the Colonial Legacy, Boulder: Westview Press, 1992.

• J. Barnes, M. Carter & M. Skidmore, The World of Politics.  2nd edition.  New York: St. Martins Press, 1984.

• James F. Barnes & James Upton,  An Analysis of Trends in Black Politics: The Search for An Acceptable Framework, pp 221-231, in David Pilgrim, On Being Black: An In-Group Analysis.  Wyndham Hall Press, 2nd edition, 1989.

• James F. Barnes,    Carl Stokes: Crisis, Challenge, Dilemma, pp 117-133, in Shade & Herrenkohl, editors, Seven on Black, Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1969.

• James F. Barnes, The Tainted Win, Africa Report, pp 67-70, April 1994.

• James F. Barnes, Adieu sytème Bongo?  Africa Report, pp 66-70, December 1993.

• Studies in Comparative International Development, pp 64-66, Spring 1994: William Zartman, editor, The Political Economy of Senegal, NY: Praeger, 1993.

Professional Service, Awards:

• Student Government Teacher of the Year, Arts and Sciences, 2000/2001

• Chair, Chair Selection Committee, Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice 2001