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Nebraska Authors

Robert D. Miewald

Born 1938-05-16 Chinook, MT (USA)

Died 2006

Longtime professor of Political Science at the University of Nebraska. He was well published. His interests included the Nebraska state constitution, administrative reforms, and natural resources in public policy.

Places Lived

Lincoln, NE
Oregon
Colorado

Author Of

  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Nebraska government and politics; State Constitution; Bureaucracies; Political Science

Education

BA in Political Science, University of Oregon, 1960
PhD in Political Science, University of Colorado, 1966

Occupation

Professor of Political Science at UN-L since 1971

Places Worked

University of Nebraska-Lincoln;

Honors

President of the Nebraska chapter of Phi Beta Kappa

Bibliography

Robert D. Miewald
Nebraska Govbernment: Sources and Literature. 1983. OO
Nebraska Congressional Elections, 1854-1982. 1984. OO
Nebraska Government and Politics. 1984. In HR
The Nebraska State Constitution, a Reference Guide. 1993. (Co-authored by Peter Longo, UNK Professor) OO

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