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Dr. Megan E. Osterbur is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at New England College. Her research focuses on social movements and public policy relevant to gender and sexuality movements. Her current research examines how social movements interact in Web 2.0 with varying impact in offline engagement. Her co-authored articles have appeared in Global Networks[1] and the International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.[2]
- ^ Osterbur, Megan; Kiel, Christina (2017). "A hegemon fighting for equal rights: the dominant role of COC Nederland in the LGBT transnational advocacy network". Global Networks. 17 (2): 234–254. doi:10.1111/glob.12126. ISSN 1471-0374.
- ^ "Home". Dr. Megan E. Osterbur. Retrieved 2018-03-19.
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