Brandon Rottinghaus

Professor of Political Science

American Dallas, Texas

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessor of Political Science
NationalityAmerican
BirthplaceDallas, Texas

Latest News about Brandon Rottinghaus

01/01/2025

Brandon Rottinghaus published his book 'Scandal: How Politicians Survive Controversy in a Polarized Era' with Columbia University Press in early 2025. The work examines how political figures navigate scandals in an increasingly polarized American political environment, drawing on his extensive research into executive-legislative relations and political communication.

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Career

Current PositionPauline Yelderman Chair and Professor, University of Houston, Department of Political Science
Previous PositionsFull Professor, University of Houston (2016-present); Associate Professor, University of Houston (2011-2016); Assistant Professor, University of Houston (2007-2011); Assistant Professor, University of Idaho (2004-2007)
Research InterestsPresidency, Texas politics, public opinion, political communication, executive-legislative relations, political scandal
Books
  • Inside Texas Politics (Oxford University Press)
  • Current Debates in the Lone Star State (Oxford University Press)
  • Inside American Government (Oxford University Press)
  • Rick Perry: A Political Life (University of Texas Press)
  • Scandal: How Politicians Survive Controversy in a Polarized Era (Columbia University Press)
  • The Institutional Effects of Executive Scandal (Cambridge University Press)
  • The Provisional Pulpit (Texas A&M University Press)
  • The Dual Executive (Stanford University Press)
Media RolesCo-host of Party Politics (PBS TV8, Houston Public Media); Political analyst for KHOU 11; Creator and host of Texperts (Houston Public Media)
ProjectsCo-director of the Presidential Greatness Project; Co-founding designer of the Presidential Proclamations Project

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Native of Dallas, Texas
2. Director, Bureau of Public Affairs Research, University of Idaho (2004-2007)
3. Senator Don Henderson Scholar, University of Houston (2012-2015)
4. Center for Mexican American Studies Faculty Associate, University of Houston (2015-present)
5. Winner of the Patrick J. Fett Award (2010)
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