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Andrew Kenealy is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Brown University’s Watson School of International and Public Affairs, focusing on the intersection of domestic politics and foreign policy. His research primarily investigates the dynamics of Congress and public opinion regarding foreign relations. Notably, he is working on a book project that aims to elucidate the origins, contours, and consequences of Congressional engagement with the American public on international relations. His academic contributions have been recognized through publications in reputable journals, including the Journal of Politics, Journal of Peace Research, Presidential Studies Quarterly, and Journal of Cold War Studies. In 2025, he co-won the Graduate Student Paper Award from the American Political Science Association’s Foreign Policy section. Andrew earned his PhD in political science from Duke University, reflecting his dedication to the field. His prior affiliations include the America in the World Consortium, Triangle Institute for Security Studies, and Duke's American Grand Strategy program.
Department: Department of Economics