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Her teaching career began in 1962 at Trinity College in Washington until 1967, when she became a faculty member in the political science department at [[Georgetown University]]. In 1968 she completed her PhD dissertation, which examined the Peronist movement in [[Argentina]], and received a doctorate in political science from [[Columbia University]]. In 1978 she was named Thomas and Dorothy Leavey University Professor at Georgetown University.
Her teaching career began in 1962 at Trinity College in Washington until 1967, when she became a faculty member in the political science department at [[Georgetown University]]. In 1968 she completed her PhD dissertation, which examined the Peronist movement in [[Argentina]], and received a doctorate in political science from [[Columbia University]]. In 1978 she was named Thomas and Dorothy Leavey University Professor at Georgetown University.
==Politics==
==Politics==
A lifelong [[Democrat]], Kirkpatrick worked in both state and national campaigns including [[Hubert Humphrey]]'s 1972 presidential campaign. She grew increasingly dissatisfied, however, with the Democratic Party's far-left faction led by [[George McGovern]], the 1972 nominee for president. In 1972 she was a co-founder of the Coalition for a Democratic Majority. Her [[conservative]] writings regarding [[United States]] foreign policy impressed presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, and during his 1980 presidential campaign she worked as his national security advisor.
A lifelong [[Democrat]], Kirkpatrick worked in both state and national campaigns including [[Hubert Humphrey]]'s 1972 presidential campaign. She grew increasingly dissatisfied, however, with the Democratic Party's far-left faction led by [[George McGovern]], the 1972 nominee for president. In 1972 she was a co-founder of the Coalition for a Democratic Majority. Her [[conservative]] writings regarding [[United States foreign policy]] impressed presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, and during his 1980 presidential campaign she worked as his [[national security advisor]].
==UN==
==UN==