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Curriculum
Vitae
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Background |
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Graduate
Cornell University
Ph.D. 1977 (Government) The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International
Studies M.A. 1973 (International Studies)
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Undergraduate
Vanderbilt
University B.A. 1971 (Political Science)
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| Fields
of Academic Specialization |
International
Relations
Comparative Politics (esp. Third World)
Foreign Policy (esp. US/Third World)
Public Administration / American Government DISSERTATION
TITLE: "The
American Experience in Okinawa: A Case Study for Foreign Policy
and Decision-Making Theory"
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE: PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, MERCY COLLEGE, Dobbs
Ferry, New York 10522 (Associate Professor September 1983 -August,1987;
Assistant Professor, September 1978_ August 1983 ); substantial
responsibility for new course development and building political
science curriculum; student internships and advising, and
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR
OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, BARUCH COLLEGE/CUNY, teaching undergraduate
and graduate co.urses.
VISITING ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, BARUCH
COLLEGE / CUNY 1/77-8/78 (includes summer semesters 1977 and 1978);
extensive responsibility for curriculum development and graduate
student advising, thesis supervision.
TEACHING ASSISTANT,
CORNELL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT 1973-1975.
RESEARCH AIDE
ON U.S. AFRICA POLICY TO THE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE
ON AFRICA, 1973.
RESEARCH INTERN,
FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE, 1973_1975.
RESEARCH INTERN,
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, 1971_1972 (extensive archival work).
HONORS: Fulbright
Senior Lectureship, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan, 1985-86.
Summer Fellowship Winner and Honorary Member, International Studies
Association, 1975.
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| Fellowships,
Research Grants |
Peace Studies
Program (Cornell/Ford) Research Grants, 1975 and 1976.
Cornell University China_Japan Program Grant, 1976.
Cornell Center for International Studies Grant, 1975.
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| Professional
Affiliations |
American
Political Science Association
International Studies Association
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| Foreign
Languages |
French; basic
Spanish and basic Japanese
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| Research
Completed, Publications |
BOOK
CHAPTER, "Misperception at the Top" in H. Wiberg and
Paul Smoker, Inadvertent Nuclear War, Pergamon, 1993 BOOK
CHAPTER, "The American Interlude in Okinawa: 1945_72,"
in George DeVos and Koji Taira (eds.), Okinawa: Challenge and
Adaptation at Japan's Periphery, U. Hawaii Press, forthcoming
BOOK, Preventable Disasters:
Why Governments Fail, ( Rowman and Littlefield, 1991)
ARTICLE, "Iran: The Unheard
Revolution," in Kyushu University Review of Law and Politics,
April, 1986
BOOK, Ethnic Separatism and
World Politics, University Press of America, 1983
BOOK, Tokyo and Washington:
Dilemmas of a Mature Alliance, Lexington Books (D.C. Heath) November,
1980
BOOK, America, Okinawa, and
Japan, (Univ. Press of America) 1980
BOOK, The New American Foreign
Policy: A Primer for the 1980's, (edited reader) Collegium Book
Publishers, 1979 ARTICLE,
"American Rule in Okinawa," in December 1978 Ryudai Law Review
(Ryukyu National University, Japan)
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| Professional
Conferences |
Symposium
Paper, "Misperception, Multipolarization and History in Fast Forward,"
Presented at the Conference on the Consequences of the dissolution
of the Soviet Union for the Inadvertent Use of Weapons of Mass
Destruction, held in Parnu, Estonia, April 16-20, 1992. Proceedings
will be published by the Estonian Academy of Sciences on 1993.
Panel Paper,
"Okinawa's American Interlude: 1945_1972," INTERNATIONAL NORTH
AFRICAN AND ASIAN STUDIES (ICANAS) CONFERENCE, Toronto, August,
1991
Symposium
Paper,"Preventing the Ultimate Disaster: Misperception at the
Top," CONFERENCE ON ACCIDENTAL NUCLEAR WAR, University of Copenhagen
Centre for Research on Peace and Conflict, Copenhagen, June, 1990.
Panel Paper,
"Nuclear Disaster Prevention in Theory and Practice," INTERNATIONAL
STUDIES ASSOCIATION MEETING, London, March 1989
Panel Paper,
"Iran: The Unheard Revolution," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION, Chicago, September, 1987
Panel Paper,
"Israel's October Surprise," NORTHEAST POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
(NEPSA) CONVENTION, Boston, 11/86
Panel Paper,
"Ethnic Diversity and Third World Democracy," NEPSA, Boston, November
1984
Chaired
Panel, "Ethnic Separatism and World Politics," NEPSA, Philadelphia,
November 1983
Chaired Panel,
New Directions in American Foreign Policy and Presented Paper
"Preventable Disasters" NORTHEAST POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION, Newark, November, 1981
Panel Paper,
" Rationality Re_Visited: Bureaucratic Politics Assessed" NY STATE
POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Chaired Panel,
"Comparative Foreign Policy," INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION,
Toronto, 2/79 ANNUAL CONVENTION
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