International Relations

    Faculty interested in foreign policy theory and international security use event chronologies, institutional differences, archival materials, and public records to guide comparative analyses of foreign policy decision making by different types of regimes, case studies of leaders and their decision-making strategies, state and nation building, nationalism, and policy analyses of issues in the Asia-Pacific region. Other faculty emphasize critical theory and international political economy, employing archival sources, statistical data, and legal norms and state practices to conduct analyses of global inequalities in wealth and income, the evolution and statecraft, and the impact of hierarchically-ordered gender and race categories in North-South relations.

Richard Ashley
Roxanne Doty
Colin Elman
Miriam Elman
Yoav Gortzak
Clark Miller
Sheldon Simon