Gregory G. Brunk has graduate degrees in history, economics and political science. He has published over sixty articles and half a dozen books in the humanities and social sciences on such diverse matters as public policy, decision making, ethics, international relations, quantitative methods, and voting behavior. His latest book, Theories of Political Processes: A Guide to the Journal Literature, cites over 10,000 of the most important papers on politics published since 1965. He has received numerous awards for his writing, and his co-authored Understanding Attitudes about War: Modeling Moral Judgments was recently named an Outstanding Academic Book of the Year by Choice.