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connecting your interests and educationFletcher facultyKey to Fletcher’s “education through connections” is our internationallyrespected faculty. Our professors are at the forefront of their respective fields.They advise presidents and policymakers, write for scholarly and popular journals,and conduct research to advance the understanding of international issues. Theirpassion for understanding and influencing global affairs is equaled only by theiraccessibility and commitment to effective, interactive classroom instruction, andto student mentoring. Faculty biographies can be found at fletcher.tufts.edu/faculty.Stephen W. Bosworth, AB(Dartmouth College)Dean,The Fletcher SchoolFormer U.S. Ambassadorto the Republic of Korea,the Philippines, and Tunisia;currently U.S. SpecialRepresentative forNorth Korea policyPeter Uvin, PhD(University of Geneva)Academic Dean and Henry J.Leir Professor of InternationalHumanitarian StudiesWinner of GuggenheimFellowship (2006) andof the Herskovitz Award formost outstanding book onAfrica (1999)Cecile Aptel, M. Litt(Trinity College, Dublin)Associate Professor ofInternational LawSpecialist in internationalcriminal law and child rights,co-chair of the WarCrimes Committee of theInternational Bar AssociationJenny Aker, PhD(University ofCalifornia, Berkeley)Assistant Professor ofDevelopment EconomicsSpecialist in agriculturaleconomics andmicroeconomics in AfricaAstier Almedom, D.Phil.(Oxford University)Professor of Practice inHumanitarian Policy andGlobal Public HealthResearch focus on human,institutional, and ecosystemresilience with particularreference to public healthLouis Aucoin, JD(Boston College)Professor of Practice in Lawand Academic Director of theLLM ProgramResearch focus on rule oflaw and judicial andconstitutional reform inpost-conflict countriesEileen F. Babbitt, PhD(Massachusetts Instituteof Technology)Professor of InternationalConflict Management PracticeAuthor, with Hurst Hannum,of Negotiating Self-Determination (2006)Miguel Basáñez, PhD(London School ofEconomics)Director, Special Research andEducational ProjectsResearch focus on how valuesaffect political, economic, andsocial development; how theyare rooted in religion and law;how they are transmitted; howvalues relate to public policyand institutionsAmar Bhidé, DBA(Harvard University)Thomas Schmidheiny Professorin International BusinessAuthor of several publicationsin the areas of entrepreneurship,strategy, financialmarkets, and firm governanceSteven A. Block, PhD(Harvard University)Professor of InternationalEconomicsConsultant to the World Bankand USAID on technicalassistance to Sub-SaharanAfrica and Southeast AsiaJonathan Brookfield, PhD(University of Pennsylvania)Associate Professor ofStrategic Management andInternational BusinessResearch focus on Asianbusiness environmentsand networksH. Zeynep Bulutgil, PhD(University of Chicago)Assistant Professor ofComparative PoliticsResearch focus on politicalviolence, nationalism,ethnic cleavages, andEuropean historyKatrina Burgess, PhD(Princeton University)Associate Professor ofInternational Political EconomyAreas of expertise includecomparative LatinAmerican politics and migrantremittancesBhaskar Chakravorti, PhD(The University of Rochester)Senior Associate Dean forInternational Business andFinance and Professor ofPractice in InternationalBusinessResearch focus on innovationin a global context driven bymacro trends and emergenceof new marketsAntonia Handler Chayes, JD(George WashingtonUniversity)Professor of Practice inInternational Politics and LawChair of the Project onInternational Institutions andConflict Management at theProgram on Negotiation atHarvard Law School(10)
Diana Chigas, JD(Harvard University)Professor of Practice inInternational Negotiation andConflict ResolutionCo-Director, Reflecting onPeace Practice Project (RPP),CDA-Collaborative LearningProjectsAlex de Waal, PhD(Oxford University)Research Professor and Directorof the World Peace FoundationProgram at FletcherSpecialist in conflict, humanitarianissues, HIV/AIDS andAfrican politicsDaniel Drezner, PhD(Stanford University)Associate Professor ofInternational PoliticsAuthor of All Politics is Global:Explaining InternationalRegulatory Regimes (2007)Bruce McKenzie Everett,PhD(The Fletcher School,Tufts University)Adjunct Professor ofInternational BusinessExtensive experience ingovernment and industryrelated to energy issuesLeila Fawaz, PhD(Harvard University)Issam M. Fares Professorof Lebanese and EasternMediterranean StudiesResearch interests includethe social and political historyof the modern Middle East,including the Arab provinces ofthe Ottoman EmpireKelly Sims Gallagher, PhD(The Fletcher School,Tufts University)Associate Professor of Energy andEnvironmental PolicyInternational member of theTask Force on Innovationfor the China Council forInternational Cooperation onEnvironment and DevelopmentCarolyn Gideon, PhD(Harvard University)Assistant Professor ofInternational Communicationsand Technology PolicySpecialist in telecommunicationsmodeling andpolicy analysisMichael J. Glennon, JD(University of Minnesota)Professor of International LawConsultant to the U.S.Department of State, theInternational Atomic EnergyAgency, and the Committee onForeign Relations of the U.S.SenateJohn Hammock, PhD(The Fletcher School,Tufts University)Alexander McFarlane AssociateProfessor of Public PolicyFormer head of ACCION Internationaland Oxfam AmericaHurst Hannum, JD(University ofCalifornia, Berkeley)Professor of International LawLegal consultant to theUnited Nations on East Timor,Afghanistan, and the rights ofminoritiesLawrence Harrison, MPA(Harvard University)Director, Cultural ChangeInstitute and LecturerAuthor of The Central LiberalTruth: How Politics CanChange a Culture and SaveIt from Itself (2006)Alan K. Henrikson, PhD(Harvard University)Associate Professor ofDiplomatic HistoryResearch interests includeAmerican diplomatic historyand foreign policy, American-European relations, and theUnited Nations systemAndrew C. Hess, PhD(Harvard University)Professor of DiplomacyDirector of Fletcher’s Programfor Southwest Asia and IslamicCivilization. Has conductedspecialized training fordiplomats from Kuwait, Qatar,and ArmeniaKaren Jacobsen, PhD(Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology)Associate Professor of ResearchDirector, Refugees and ForcedMigration Program, FeinsteinInternational Center(11)Laurent L. Jacque, PhD(University of Pennsylvania)Walter B. Wriston Professorof International BusinessResearch interests includefinancial risk management andemerging capital marketsAyesha Jalal, PhD(University of Cambridge)Professor of History,Department of History,Tufts UniversityResearch interests includereligion and misplacedsecularity, South Asia, andSouth Asian nationalismIan Johnstone, LLM(Columbia University)Professor of International LawFormer aide to pastUN Secretary GeneralKofi AnnanMichael W. Klein, PhD(Columbia University)William L. Clayton Professor ofInternational Economic AffairsAuthor of Exchange Rate Regimesin the Modern Era (2009)Carsten Kowalczyk, PhD(University of Rochester)Associate Professor ofInternational EconomicsResearch interests include tradepolicy, international economicintegration, and structuraladjustmentLawrence Krohn, PhD(Columbia University)Professor of Practiceof International EconomicsExtensive business experiencein Latin American economicsNathalie Laidler-Kylander,PhD(The Fletcher School, TuftsUniversity)Adjunct Assistant Professor ofInternational BusinessResearch interests center onnonprofit-private sectorpartnerships, and multi-sectorentrepreneurial marketingSung-Yoon Lee, PhD(The Fletcher School, TuftsUniversity)Adjunct Assistant Professorof International PoliticsResearch interests include theKorean peninsula, and theAsia-Pacific
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