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I am a jack of all trades political scientist thanks to my eclectic academic background. I teach business law and business ethics at GCSU and my primary research interests are religion and politics, constitutional law, and public international law, though I am now branching out to overt business law and ethics research topics such as ESG attitudes, the ethics of big data, and cryptocurrency.

I am also a very frequent contributor to various media outlets, including Newsweek.

Positions

Assistant Professor of Business Law (Accounting)
Georgia College and State University 2020

Education

Ph.D. (Political Science and Government)
Texas Tech University 2017

Publications

N. Creel
Unto Caesar it is Rendered: Religiosity’s Effect on Unconventional Political Participation
The International Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Society 12 213-223 (2022)
N. Creel
Religiosity and Representation: Religiosity’s Effect on Women’s Substantive Representation
The International Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Society 12 133-148 (2022)
N. Creel
An Unchained Dog of War: An Examination of the Lack of Constraint on Presidential Uses of Force in the Modern Era
Defence and Peace Economics 34 1-12 (2021)