Publications
Rigorous political science scholarship, naval history research, and an upcoming novel — the written works of Donald S. Inbody.
Published — Non-Fiction

Political Science · Military History
War, Politics, and the Ballot in America
An authoritative examination of how the United States has grappled with the fundamental question of wartime democracy: should soldiers vote, and if so, how?
Drawing on congressional records, military dispatches, and personal correspondence, Inbody traces the evolution of soldier voting rights from the Civil War through the modern era — revealing the political battles that shaped every conflict.
A landmark contribution to the study of civil-military relations and American political history.
Forthcoming

Palgrave Macmillan
Donald S. Inbody
Political Science · Military Voting
The Origins and Evolution of Absentee Voting in America
A history of military and overseas absentee voting in America, carrying the argument of The Soldier Vote forward and bringing it up to the present fight over voting by mail.

American Military Experience
Donald S. Inbody
Military History · American Military Experience
FDR's Secret Flight to Casablanca
The story of Franklin Roosevelt's secret wartime journey to Casablanca — the first time a sitting American president flew in an aircraft and the first to leave the country during wartime.

The Morse Chronicles
Donald S. Inbody
Historical Fiction · Naval Thriller
The Morse Chronicles
A 1914 naval thriller: a U.S. Navy captain aboard an obsolete cruiser must rescue a kidnapped American spy from a German raider hidden among seventeen thousand islands of the Dutch East Indies — armed only with a civilian mathematician, a network of amateur radio operators, and orders that forbid him from starting a war.
In addition to the book-length works above, Donald S. Inbody has contributed articles and book chapters to the fields of political science and civil-military relations. The full publication record is indexed on Google Scholar.