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Andrew J. Bacevich (BS, United States Military Academy; MA, PhD, Princeton University) American Diplomatic History, U.S. Foreign Policy, Security Studies. Thomas Berger (BA, Columbia College; PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) German and Japanese Politics, International Relations and Comparative Government in East Asia, Political Culture. Carlos Blanco (BA, Universidad Central de Venezuela; MA, Centro de Estudios del Desarrolla; PhD, Universidad Central de Venezuela). Governance; Latin American Political Reform and Decentralization; Authoritarianism; Latin American Studies. Houchang E. Chehabi (Licence, Université de Caen; Diplôme, Institut d'Etudes Politiques; MA, PhD, Yale University) Middle Eastern and Central Asian Politics, International Law. Walter D. Connor (BA, Holy Cross; MA, PhD, Princeton University) Comparative Politics, International Relations, Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics. Michael T. Corgan (BS, U.S. Naval Academy; MPA, University of Washington; PhD, Boston University) International Security, U.S. Political Institutions, Icelandic Affairs. Charles F. Dunbar (BA, Harvard University; MIA, Columbia University) Formation of U.S. Foreign Policy, Middle Eastern Politics, Muslim and Western Relations, Afghanistan, North-West Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and United Nations Peacekeeping. Joseph Fewsmith (BA, Northwestern University; MA, PhD, University of Chicago) Comparative Politics, Chinese Domestic and International Politics. David Fromkin (BA, JD, University of Chicago; Postgraduate Diploma in Law, University of London) International Relations, Middle Eastern Politics. Kevin P. Gallagher (BA, Northeastern University; MA, PhD, Tufts University) Economic Development, Trade and Investment Policy, International Environmental Policy, Mexico and Latin America. Erik Goldstein (BA, Tufts University; MA, MALD, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy; PhD, University of Cambridge) Diplomacy, International Relations, British Foreign Policy. William W. Grimes (BA, Yale University; MPA, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs; PhD, Princeton University) Japanese and East Asian Political Economy, Japanese Politics, International Political Economy. Husain Haqqani (BA, MA University of Karachi) Muslim Political Movements, International Journalism, South Central Asia, South-East Asia. Arthur S. Hulnick (BA, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University) Strategic and Business Intelligence. Robert Jackson (BA, MA, University of British Columbia; PhD, University of California at Berkeley) International Law, International Ethics, Post-Colonial Africa. William R. Keylor (BA, Stanford University; MA, PhD, Columbia University) History of International Relations, History of American Foreign Policy, History of European-American Relations, History of Modern France. Igor Lukes (BA/MA, PhD, Charles University, Prague; MALD, PhD, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University) Central European History, East European Politics, Contemporary Russia. H. Joachim Maître (BA, MA, Bonn University; PhD, McGill University) Security Policy, Force Planning, Defense Journalism. Adil Najam (BSc, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore; MS in Civil and Environmental Engineering, MS in Technology and Policy, and PhD in International Environmental Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) International Negotiation; Sustainable Development; Human Development and Human Security; International Environmental Politics; Politics of the Muslim World; Politics of South Asia. Augustus Richard Norton (BA, MA, University of Miami; PhD, University of Chicago) Comparative Politics, Middle Eastern Studies, Political Anthropology. David Scott Palmer (BA, Dartmouth College; MA, Stanford University; PhD, Cornell University) Comparative Politics, International Relations, Latin American Studies. Elizabeth H. Prodromou (BA, MALD, Tufts University; SM, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Comparative Politics; Religion and Security; Democracy and Culture; Religious Freedom and Human Rights; State-Building/Failure; Nationalism. Uri Ra'anan (MA, MLitt, Oxford University) Russian and Post-Soviet Politics, Diplomatic History. Wilfrid Rollman (BA, Creighton University; MA, PhD, University of Michigan). North African and Middle Eastern History and Politics, International Relations of the Middle East, Morocco, Government and Politics in the Contemporary Middle East, European Colonial and Imperial History. Chandler Rosenberger (BA, Dartmouth College; MSt, University of Oxford; PhD, Boston University) Central and Eastern Europe, Historical and Comparative Sociology, Intellectuals and Politics. Vivien A. Schmidt (BA, Bryn Mawr College; MA, PhD, University of Chicago) European Political Economy, European Integration, European Politics, France. Henrik Selin (MA, Lund University; PhD, Linköping University) International Environmental Politics, Sustainable Development, Global Governance and International Institutions, Scandinavia, Europe. John Silber (BA, Trinity University; MA, PhD, Yale University) Philosophy, Immanuel Kant, Social and Foreign Policy, Education. Charles Stith (BA, Baker University; MDiv, Interdenominational Theological Center ’s Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta; Th.M., Harvard University Divinity School). Political and Economic Development of Sub-Saharan Africa. Strom C. Thacker (BA, Pomona College; MA, PhD, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) International and Comparative Political Economy, Governance, Development; Latin American Studies; Mexican Political Economy and Politics. Joseph Wippl (BA Marquette University; MA University of Minnesota in European History; PhD Candidate in European History, University of Minnesota) Security and Intelligence. Min Ye (BA, Beijing University, China; MA, University of South Carolina; PhD, Princeton). Economic relations in East and South Asia; Development in Asia.
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| June 30, 2008 |