DAVID P. CARTER

I'm an assistant professor in the Program of Public Affairs at the University of Utah's Department of Political Science. Much of my research examines how organic food is regulated in the U.S., but I study a range of other topics, from child welfare services to how rock climbers self-regulate through community rules and norms. I teach classes in public policy, policy analysis, research design, and the intersection of governance and the economy.

DAVID P. CARTER

Assistant Professor, Program of Public Affairs

Department of Political Science
University of Utah

Affiliations

Affiliated Faculty, Global Change & Sustainability Center

Member, Scholars Strategy Network

Recognitions

2017 ASPA Founders' Fellow

2015 NASPAA Staats Emerging Scholar

Contact

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Probing the Fiscal Implications of Multipurpose Development Districts

The Self-Governance Challenges Facing Climbers, with examples from Utah, Colorado, & Ontario

Making Sense of the COVID-19 Pandemic Response: A Policy Regime Perspective