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Johanna K Bockman
Associate Professor
Sociology: Globalization, neoliberalism, gentrification, economic sociology, Eastern Europe, Washington, DC, socialism and postsocialism
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Lisa C Breglia
Assistant Professor
Director, Global Affairs
Natural and cultural resources, intellectual property, World Heritage, and global environmentalism
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Constant Cheng
International business, international marketing, international economic development
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Julie A Christensen
Associate Professor
Chair, Modern and Classical Languages
Russian language, literature and film; Soviet and post-Soviet film including the Caucasus, Central Asia, Mongolia, and Eastern Europe
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Dina M. Copelman
Associate Professor
European History: Modern British, European women, European social
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Frances V Harbour
Associate Professor
International security issues, ethics and public policy, chemical and biological weaponry
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T. Mills Kelly
Professor
European History: Historical pedagogy, digital humanities, human trafficking, modern East Central Europe
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Mariely Lopez-Santana
Assistant Professor
Comparative welfare states, comparative federalism (including multilevel governance and devolution), Europeanization, international governance.
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Terrence Lyons
Associate Professor
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Peter Mandaville
Associate Professor of Government and Politics
Director, Ali Vural Ak Center for Global Islamic Studies
Islam, globalization, development, international relations
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Eric Max McGlinchey
Associate Professor
Comparative politics, Central Asian regime change, political Islam, effects of information communication technology on state and society
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Tony Roshan Samara
Associate Professor
Sociology: race, ethnicity and nationalism, globalization, urban studies and international development and security.
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Matthys van Schaik
Associate Professor
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JP Singh
Professor, Global Affairs and Cultural Studies
Global political economy, cultural economics, global governance and development, socio-economic impact of information technologies, and global diplomacy and deliberations
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Paul Smith
Professor
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Ming Wan
Professor
Political economy of East Asia, political economy of security, Sino-Japanese relations

















