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PETER J. SCHRAEDER Date of Birth: June 2, 1961

Professor and Chair, Department of Political Science, Loyola University [email protected] 773-508-3070 (office) 847-660-9746 (cell)

website: https://pschrae.wixsite.com/mysite______________________________________________________________________________

EDUCATION

PhD International Studies (December 1990). Department of Government and International Studies, University of South Carolina (Columbia, SC). Dissertation: “Speaking with Many Voices: Incrementalism, Crisis, and Change in U.S. Intervention in Africa”

MA International Studies (May 1986). Department of Government and International Studies, University of South Carolina (Columbia, SC). Thesis: “Dependence and Political Compliance in Soviet-Third World Relations: Debunking of a Theory”

BA (Double Major) International Studies and French (December 1982). Institute of

International Studies and Department of Foreign Languages, Bradley University (Peoria, IL). Senior Thesis: “De-Recognition in International Affairs: Case of Taiwan and the United States”

Degree in French Civilization and Language (Diplôme Annuel) (June 1982). Program of French Civilization and Culture, Sorbonne (Paris, France)

Certificate in French (August 1981). Catholic Institute of Paris (France)

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE (INCLUDING SELECT SHARED GOVERNANCE)

Chair (July 2012-present). Department of Political Science. Loyola University Chicago Manage a department with 20+ full-time and 10+ part-time faculty, 500+ declared

Political Science majors and minors, and four programs at the graduate level (dual BA/MA, dual MA/JD, MA, and PhD).

Developed and launched a Washington DC Program in fall 2016 with the School of Communication that permits students from all of Loyola’s schools and colleges to spend a semester interning in Washington DC and taking a full course load with classes taught by Loyola faculty. Budget falls under Political Science, and director and faculty report to chair of Political Science. Fall 2017 enrollment: 25 students. Spring 2018 targeted enrollment: 25 students.

Managed the expansion of undergraduate course offerings to include new thematic and methods courses and coverage of all regions of the world (Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East).

Worked with the Graduate Program Director to completely restructure graduate program offerings, most notably the creation of more focused course sequences involving

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Methods, American Politics, and Political Theory course requirements. Expanded special undergraduate learning opportunities by successfully seeking

endowment funding for the launching of a new Moot Court Program and the expansion of existing Mock Trial and Model United Nations programs.

Designed pilot program, including the creation of a Department Alumni and Gift Committee, to create links with Political Science alumni and increase the number of alumni gifts. New gifts have guaranteed funding for the annual fall Hartigan lecture and other projects, such as a three-year play initiative with the Theater Department.

Oversee department teaching and programmatic contributions to 10+ interdisciplinary programs, including a new partnership with the Institute for Environmental Studies, the launching of new African Studies & African Diaspora and European Studies programs, and the expansion of contributions to the Honors, International Studies, and Islamic World Studies programs

Designed pilot program, including the creation of a Department Grant Committee, to enhance a culture of applying for external grants, which is now being replicated across the University via the Office of Research Services. Specific activities involve mentoring graduate students in applying for external grants and involving undergraduate students in faculty grant projects, most notably a new initiative beginning in 2015 to mentor undergraduates to present posters at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA).

Promoted greater faculty unity within the department through the creation and expansion of department events, such as a monthly luncheon presentation of faculty research, department-sponsored lecture series, and faculty social events.

Coordinated department’s transition in 2013 to three new electronic delivery systems: Blackboard to Sakai for course delivery, Groupwise to Microsoft Exchange for email, and from paper to on-line IDEA student course evaluation system.

Expanded avenues of communication with faculty members to foster more inclusive faculty involvement in department affairs and decision-making.

Graduate Program Director (2008-2012). Department of Political Science. LoyolaUniversity Chicago

Directed four graduate programs (dual BA/MA, dual MA/JD, MA, and PhD) Managed a restructuring of the department’s PhD program to focus on “Global Politics”

as part of the University’s focus on the internationalization of the curriculum Worked with the Graduate School to increase the number of both internally and

externally funded graduate students Oversaw admissions process, funding decisions, course offerings, comprehensive exams,

and student advising Coordinated with the Graduate School to enhance the diversification and

internationalization of the graduate student body Revised graduate course offerings, comprehensive exam testing fields, and the Graduate

Student Handbook Served as department representative to the Graduate School’s Council of Graduate

School Programs

Elected Chair (2009-2010). Faculty Council. Loyola University Chicago Elected chair of 35-member elected faculty body that is representative of faculty at all

Schools and Colleges at the Lake Shore, Maywood, and Water Tower campuses

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Worked directly with the President and the Senior Academic Officers on faculty-related issues, ranging from salary to teaching loads

Contributed to the restructuring of Loyola’s shared governance system that led to the creation of a new University Senate representing administrators, faculty, staff, and students

Developed greater linkages between faculty at the Lakeside campuses (Water Tower and Lake Shore campuses) and the Medical Center campus

Fostered a spirit of cooperation between faculty and administration to address issues of common interest

Additional service on Faculty Council: Elected faculty representative (2005-2012) and elected member of the executive committee (2007-2012)

Elected Chair (2008-2009). Faculty Affairs University Policy Committee (FAUPC). Loyola University Chicago

Elected chair of shared governance body that reviewed all University policies affecting faculty at all Schools and Colleges at the Lake Shore, Maywood, and Water Tower campuses

Coordinated a university-wide consultative process that revised for the first time since 1993 the Faculty Handbook, with new edition appearing in 2009

Developed faculty proposals for a variety of family-friendly policies, such as maternity leave, that are now operative at the University

Additional service on the FAUPC: Served as member (2007-2008)

Acting Program Director (Fall 2005). International Studies Program. Loyola UniversityChicago

Headed interdisciplinary program of 400+ majors and minors while the director was on leave

Managed student advising, class scheduling, and coordination with the 10+ host departments contributing courses to this interdisciplinary program

Earlier contributions to program development: Involvement in program expansion from a minor to a major (currently has 300+ majors), teaching the introductory International Studies 101 course (1998-2004), creating and teaching the first International Studies “capstone” course (spring 2008), creating and coordinating the International Studies internship program (1998-2002), and serving on the International Studies Advisory Board (2005-2011; 1996-2002; 1991-1994)

Internship Director (1998-2002). Joint Program for the Department of Political Science and the International Studies Program; (2003-2005). John Felice Rome Center (JFRC). Loyola University Chicago

Directed a joint program that involved creating an International Studies internship program and significantly expanding an existing Political Science internship program

Developed placements, recruited students, created course and evaluation materials, and taught the internship class

By the end of spring 2002, this joint program was annually placing nearly 80 students, with more than 50 percent of Political Science and International Studies majors graduating with at least one internship experience

Drawing on the above Chicago-based administrative experience, created and coordinated an internship program for Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center (JFRC) in Rome, Italy,

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while serving as a visiting professor in 2003-2005

Elected President (1998-1999). International Studies Association/Midwest (ISA/Midwest) Elected president of the Midwest regional affiliate of the parent International Studies

Association (ISA) Managed member relations and committees Additional service with ISA/Midwest: Convention Coordinator (1997-1998), organizing

all aspects of the ISA/Midwest convention in 1998.

Convention Coordinator (1985-1986). International Studies Association (ISA). University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC

Served as convention coordinator for the 6,000+ member International Studies Association (ISA), while pursuing my Ph.D. at the University of South Carolina where the organization was based

Coordinated all aspects of the 1986 annual convention Additional service with ISA: Officer-at-Large for the Foreign Policy Analysis section

(1986-1987)

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE (INCLUDING OVERSEAS ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS)

Professor (2003-present). Department of Political Science, Loyola University Chicago Associate Professor, 1996-2003, and Assistant Professor, 1990-1996

Visiting Professor (July 2017). John Felice Rome Center (JFRC). Loyola University Chicago’s campus in Rome (Italy)

Visiting professor at Loyola’s largest study abroad campus, which hosts 200+ students each fall and spring semester, as well as during the summer session

Teach a course on “Italy and Northern Africa in World Politics” Conduct research on Italian foreign policy toward Africa

Visiting Professor (1 week each year, 2017-present). Institut d’Etudes Politiques (Institute of Political Studies), Universite Europeenne de Tunis (European University of Tunis) (Tunisia)

Teach a short (one-week) undergraduate course in French on “Le Concept de ‘l’Intervention’ dans les Relations Internationales: La Politique Etrangere des Etats-Unis de la Revolution Americaine de 1776 a Nos Jours” (“The Concept of Intervention in International Relations: U.S. Foreign Policy from the Revolution of 1776 to the Present”)

Visiting Professor (1 week each year, 2004-present). Faculty of Law and Political and Social Sciences, University of Carthage, Tunis (Tunisia)

Teach a short (one-week) graduate course on the politics of the U.S. Supreme Court to Tunisian students enrolled in a Common Law graduate program that I helped develop in 2002-2003 while serving as a Fulbright lecturer and researcher

Conduct an annual survey on Tunisian student opinions of U.S. foreign policy

Faculty Leader of Experiential-Learning Travel Course to Tunisia (2006-2015)

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Creator and leader every summer for 10 years (2006-2015) of a 21-day experiential-learning travel course to Tunisia as part of Loyola’s priority to internationalize the curriculum and promote study abroad

Course included site visits, lectures, and group discussions to explore the relationship between the Arab spring, democratic change, Islam, gender, and U.S. foreign policy amidst the historical inheritances of the Carthaginian, Roman, Islamic, and French empires in North Africa

Developed interdisciplinary cross-listings for this course with 8 departments and interdisciplinary programs: African Studies and the African Diaspora, Arabic Language and Culture, History, Honors, International Studies, Islamic World Studies, Peace Studies, and Women’s Studies and Gender Studies

Students from more than 30 majors and minors have participated in this class

Visiting Professor at Study Abroad Campus in Italy (August 2003-July 2005, as well as summer 2006). John Felice Rome Center (JFRC), Rome (Italy)

Visiting professor at Loyola’s largest study abroad campus, which hosts 200+ students each fall and spring semester, as well as during the summer session

Taught core Political Science and International Studies courses and created specialized courses related to Italy, such as “Italy and Africa”

Created the JFRC’s highly successful internship program, including establishing placements, recruiting students, developing course and evaluation materials, and teaching the internship course

Created and led in spring 2004 and 2005 a spring break study trip to Tunisia

Fulbright Senior Specialist Lecturer in Tunisia (December 2004-January 2005). Faculty of Law and Political and Social Sciences, University of Carthage, Tunis (Tunisia)

Aided in program review and development of a Common Law graduate program that I helped develop in 2002-2003 while serving as a Fulbright lecturer and researcher in Tunisia

Conducted research on Tunisian politics and foreign policy

Fulbright Lecturer and Researcher in Tunisia (October 2002-August 2003). Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tunis, El Manar (Tunisia)

Aided in the development of an International Relations program at the University of Tunis El Manar

Aided in the development of a Common Law graduate program at the University of Carthage

Taught graduate courses in French on international relations and U.S. foreign policy toward North Africa

Conducted research on Tunisian foreign policy and U.S. foreign policy toward North Africa

Visiting Lecturer in Guadeloupe (May-June 1999 and September 1999). Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of the Antilles, Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe--French Overseas Territory)

Taught a graduate course in French on U.S. foreign policy Made public lectures on U.S. foreign policy and great power competition

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Scholar in Residence in Zimbabwe (June-August 1996). French Institute of African Research (IFRA), Harare (Zimbabwe)

Conducted research on U.S. foreign policy toward Southern Africa

Fulbright Lecturer in Senegal (October 1994-June 1995 & December 1995-August 1996). Faculty of Law and Political Science, Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar (Senegal)

Aided in the development of an International Relations program Taught graduate courses in French on international relations and U.S. foreign policy

toward Sub-Saharan Africa for students from the Senegalese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cheikh Anta Diop University

Conducted research on Senegalese foreign policy

Visiting Lecturer (July-August 1991 in Benin, Burundi, Mozambique, and Rwanda). American Participants Program, U.S. Information Agency (USIA)

Public lectures in English and French sponsored by the USIA in coordination with local U.S. embassies, especially at local universities on a variety of U.S. foreign policy topics

Visiting Scholar (August 1989-July 1990). Program of African Studies, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois

Scholar in residence while writing my doctoral dissertation

Visiting Lecturer (May-June 1990 in Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, and Somalia). American Participants Program, U.S. Information Agency (USIA)

Public lectures in English sponsored by the USIA in coordination with local U.S. embassies, especially at local universities on a variety of U.S. foreign policy topics

U.S. State Department Intern in Djibouti (June-August 1987). U.S. Embassy, Djibouti City (Djibouti)

Rotation among different U.S. Embassy offices as part of a State Department training program

Conducted field research for dissertation

Visiting Instructor in Somalia (June-August 1985). Somali National University and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mogadishu (Somalia)

Served as research assistant to faculty instructor and taught my own study session for Somali students from Somali National University and the Somali Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Conducted research on Somali foreign policy

RECENT MENTORSHIP OF PhD STUDENTS (2010-present)

Alsabeh, Taghreed, PhD Candidate (Dissertation Director). “The Impact of Democratically Elected Islamist Governments on the Formulation and Implementation of Foreign Policy: Cases of Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey.” Current Position: Currently developing dissertation proposal for proposal defense while PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Loyola University Chicago.

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Dobbs, Kirstie, PhD Candidate (Dissertation Director). “Active on the Street But Apathetic at the Ballot Box? Evolving Political Behavior of Tunisian Youth during the Post-Revolutionary Era (2011-Present).” Current Position: Schmitt Dissertation Fellow (2017-18), Department of Political Science, Loyola University Chicago.

Hazen, Timothy A., PhD (Dissertation Director). “Defect or Defend? Explaining Military Responses during the Arab Uprisings.” Current Position: Full-Time (2-year) Post-Doctoral Lecturer, Department of Political Science & Public Administration, Central Michigan University.

Lebamoff, Mary Frances, PhD (Dissertation Committee Member). “Learning from the United Nations Preventive Deployment Mission in Macedonia: Nothing Fails Like Success?” Current Position: Program Chair of Political Science, University of Maryland University College.

Mecellem, Jessica, PhD (Dissertation Co-Director). “Individual Criminal Accountability after Civil Wars: Enforced Disappearances in Algeria and Turkey.” Current Position: Full-Time (Five-Year) Non-Tenure Track Position, University of the South-Sewanee.

Murhula, Toussaint Kafarhire, SJ, PhD (Dissertation Director). “United States Foreign Policy toward HIV/AIDS in Africa: The Role of Pharmaceutical Companies in the Formulation and Implementation of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) 2003-2008).” Current Position: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of International Relations, Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR), Nairobi, Kenya.

Noonan, Michael, PhD (Dissertation Committee Member). "Complexity, Conflict, and Cooperation: The Micropolitics of American Civil-Military Relations in Small Wars, 1945-Present." Current Position: Director of Research & Director, National Security Program, Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI).

Randriamanantena, Mamy, SJ, PhD Candidate (Dissertation Director). “Religious Soft Power? The Vatican’s Influence in the Resolution of International Conflicts.” Current Position: Currently putting together dissertation proposal for proposal defense while PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Loyola University Chicago.

Replogle, Sheri, PhD (Dissertation Committee Member). "The Civilian in the War on Terror: Do Norms Shape Strategy?" Current Position: Instructional Assistant Professor, Department of Politics and Government, Illinois State University.

Riggs, Jonathan, PhD (Dissertation Director). “Who’s Attending the Party? Elections, Parties, and Democratization in Post-Communist States.” Current Position: Part-Time Instructor, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Central Michigan University.

Schumacher, Michael, PhD Candidate (Dissertation Director). “Dying to Fight: The Individual and Social Processes of the Foreign Fighter Phenomenon.” Current Position: Graduate School Teaching Fellow (2017-18), Department of Political Science, Loyola University Chicago.

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Tang Abomo, Paul Emile, SJ, PhD (Dissertation Director). “The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and United States Intervention in the Libyan Civil War (2011).” Current Position: Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of International Relations, Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR), Nairobi, Kenya

Wainwright, Nelson, PhD Candidate (Dissertation Committee Member). “Elite Framing of Political Communication and Support for the European Union in Central and Eastern Europe.” Current Position: Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Political Science & Administrative Assistant, International Studies Program, Loyola University Chicago.

GRANTS (EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL)

Under Review $200,000. U.S. Embassy Tunis. Principal Investigator. Concept paper, “Exploring the Security challenge of Tunisians Who Travel to (and Return Home from) Syria and Iraq as Foreign Fighters for ISIS).” Research Partnership Grant with the University of Carthage (Tunisia).

$139,000. August 2014-May 2017. U.S. State Department Grant (Economic Support Fund). Principal Investigator. “Promoting Graduate Research in Tunisia.” Grant provides graduate student stipend and Loyola University Chicago provides tuition remission for a new Ph.D. student over a three-year period.

$250,000. October 2011-September 2015. U.S. State Department (Economic Support Fund). Principal Investigator. “Local Governance, Citizenship, and Democracy in Tunisia.” Research Partnership Grant with the University of Sousse, Tunisia.

$30,000. July 2014-September 2015. Internal Interdisciplinary Grant from Graduate School and Office of Research Services. Co-Principal Investigator along with Professor Tavis Jules (School of Education) and Professor Maciek Nowak (School of Business). “Socio-Economic Impacts of the Tunisian Revolution within the Context of Tunisian Foreign Policy.”

$250,000. October 2010-September 2014. U.S. State Department (Economic Support Fund). Principal Investigator. “Institutional Linkage Grant between Loyola University Chicago and the University of Tunis/El Manar, Manouba University, Carthage University (Tunisia).”

Full Salary. August-December 2011. Research Sabbatical (Loyola University Chicago). “Impacts of Democratization on the Formulation and Implementation of African Foreign Policy.”

$10,000. August 2008-August 2010. Global Initiatives Incentive Fund (GIIF), The Graduate School, Loyola University Chicago. Co-Principal Investigator (with Kathleen Adams and Marcia Hermansen). “Tunisia, North Africa, the Wider Islamic World & Internationalization of the Curriculum at Loyola University Chicago.”

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$100,000. January 2007-August 2010. President’s Office, Loyola University Chicago. Principal Investigator. “The Cross, the Crescent, and the Ballot Box: Catholic and Islamic Dialogue on the Rule of Law and International Democracy Promotion” (conference/research project in Rome).

$10,000. January 2006-August 2010. Africa Institute of South Africa (South Africa). Co-Principal Investigator. “Globalization and Emerging Trends in East African Foreign Policy” (with Korwa Adar).

$5,000. December 2004-January 2005. Fulbright Senior Specialists Grant (Tunisia). Lecturer, University of 7 November, and Researcher, “North and East Africa in the U.S. Global War on Terrorism.”

Full Salary (with subvention from Loyola). October 2002-August 2003. Fulbright Grant (Tunisia). Lecturer, University of Tunis, El Manar, and Researcher, “Tunisian Foreign Policy, U.S. Foreign Policy, and Muslim Africa.”

$20,000. August 1996-May 2001. Finnish Development Agency (FINNIDA). Principal Investigator, “Northern Industrialized Democracies and International Democracy Promotion.”

Full Salary. January-May 1997. Research Sabbatical (Loyola University Chicago), “United States and Great Power Competition in Africa.”

$6,000. June-August 1996. French Government’s Institute for Research in Africa (IFRA) (Zimbabwe). Research in Botswana, South Africa & Zimbabwe, “U.S. Foreign Policy toward Southern Africa.”

Full Salary (with subvention from Loyola). October 1994-June 1995 and December 1995-August 1996. Fulbright Grant (Senegal). Lecturer, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Cheikh Anta Diop University, and Researcher, “Senegalese Foreign Policy: Formulation and Implementation.”

$7,000. June-August 1995. Loyola University Chicago. Research in Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger, “Formulation and Implementation of Foreign Policy in Francophone West Africa”

$6,500. June-August 1992. Loyola University Chicago. Mellon Grant. “Promoting Interdisciplinary Minors.”

$6,500. September 1991-May 1992. Loyola University Chicago. Faculty Moderator of Undergraduate Researchers, “Promoting Minority Student Involvement in Social Science Research.”

$6,500. September 1987-August 1988. West Foundation (Columbia, SC). Dissertation Research, “U.S. Foreign Policy toward Ethiopia, Somalia, South Africa and Zaire.”

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$6,000. June-August 1987. U.S. State Department. Intern, U.S. Embassy (Djibouti), and Research, “U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Horn of Africa.”

Full Graduate Stipend. Fall 1983-Spring 1987. Department of Government and International Studies, University of South Carolina (Columbia, SC), to pursue M.A. and Ph.D.

RESEARCH INTERESTS AND AREAS OF PUBLICATION

Foreign Policy Analysis Foreign policy consequences of democratic transition and consolidation within the Global South. I especially focus on how the process of democratization within African and Middle Eastern countries affects the roles of state actors (e.g., Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Parliament) and non-state actors (e.g., political parties and public opinion) in the formulation and implementation of foreign policy.

United States and European Foreign Policies toward Africa and the Middle East Formulation and implementation of United States and European foreign policies toward Africa and the Middle East during the cold war (1947-89), post-cold war (1989-2001), and post-9/11 (2001-present) eras.

African Politics and International Relations (including North Africa) Specialist of political-military and socio-economic trends throughout all regions of the African continent, including North Africa. I am particularly interested in the evolving nature of African nationalism, political protests and revolutions, and democratic transition and consolidation.

Intervention in World Politics Effectiveness of various tools of intervention in global affairs, including diplomacy, economic and military aid, economic sanctions, covert intervention, paramilitary intervention, and direct military intervention. I especially focus on the evolution of United States interventionist practices in all regions of the world, from the American Revolution of 1776 to the present.

PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS

(In Progress) Beyond the “Big Man”: Impact of Democratic Transition and Consolidation on the Formulation and Implementation of African Foreign Policies (author).

(In Progress) Intervention Abroad: United States Foreign Policy toward the Global South (co-editor with Peter Sanchez and Michael Schumacher).

(In Progress) African Politics and Society: A Mosaic in Transformation (3rd revised edition) (author).

(2007) Globalization and Emerging Trends in African Foreign Policy: A Comparative Perspective of Eastern Africa. Pretoria: Africa Institute of South Africa; Lanham, MD:

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University Press of America (coeditor with Korwa G. Adar).

(2004) African Politics and Society: A Mosaic in Transformation (2nd revised edition) Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thomson Learning (author).

(2002) Exporting Democracy: Rhetoric vs. Reality (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers) (editor).

(2000) African Politics and Society: A Mosaic in Transformation. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's 2000) (author).

(1994) United States Foreign Policy toward Africa: Incrementalism, Crisis and Change. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (author).

(1992) Intervention in the 1990s: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers (editor).

(1991) Djibouti. Oxford: Clio Press (author).

(1989) Intervention in the 1980s: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers (editor).

(1988) Somalia. Oxford: Clio Press, 1988 (coauthored with Mark W. DeLancey, Sheila Elliott, Kenneth Menkhaus & Mohammed Haji Mukhtar).

(1986) Cameroon. Oxford: Clio Press (coauthored with Mark W. DeLancey).

PUBLICATIONS: JOURNAL ARTICLES

(Working Paper) “Dying to Travel and Fight for a Foreign Cause? Foreign Fighters and the Global Struggle for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)” (with Michael Schumacher).

(Working Paper) “’Be Careful What You Wish For’: Arab Spring, Political Crisis, and Foreign Fighters for ISIS” (working paper with Michael Schumacher)

(Working Paper) “Arab Spring, Domestic Crisis, and Global Terrorism (working paper with Michael Schumacher)

(Working Papers) “Revolutionary Diplomats? Impacts of the Arab Spring on the Formulation and Implementation of North African Foreign Policies” (special co-edited edition of journal with Brian Endless, Kirstie Dobbs, and Michael Schumacher)

(Working Paper) “Evolving Roles of North African Ministries of Foreign Affairs in the Foreign Policymaking Process” (working paper)

(Working Paper) “Formulation and Implementation of U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa: The Trump Administration in Historical Context” (working paper)

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(Working Paper) “Schools of Thought and U.S. Foreign Policy as Concerns the Arab Spring” (with Michael Schumacher).

(Working Paper) “The Impact of Democratization on the Formulation and Implementation of Tunisian Foreign Policy in the Post-Revolutionary Era” (with Kirstie Dobbs)

(Working Paper) “Relationship between Religiosity and Tunisian Public Opinion as Concerns U.S. Foreign Policy” (with David Doherty and Jacob Hartman).

(Working Paper) “’Advice from One Former Empire [Carthaginian] to another [United States]’: Evolving Tunisian Perceptions of U.S. Foreign Policy.”

(Working Paper) “Support for Democracy and Mass Participation in the Tunisian Revolution” (with David Doherty).

(Working Paper) “From Father to Son: Morocco’s Monarchy and the Evolution of the Formulation and Implementation of Moroccan Foreign Policy” (with Michael Schumacher).

(Revise & Resubmit) “Social Signals and Participation in the Tunisian Revolution” (with David Doherty) (Journal of Politics).

(2012) “Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution and the Arab Spring: Implications for International Intervention.” Orbis   : A Journal of World Affairs (Fall 2012) : 662-74.

(2012) “Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution, International Intervention, and Popular Sovereignty.” The Whitehead Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations 13, 1 (Winter/Spring): 75-88.

(2011) “Traditional Conflict Medicine? Lessons for Putting Mali and Other African Countries on the Road to Peace.” Nordic Journal of African Studies 20, 2: 177-202.

(2011) “The Upheavals in Egypt and Tunisia: Ben Ali’s Fall.” Journal of Democracy 22, 3 (July): 5-19 (coauthored with Hamadi Redissi).

(2010) “Tunisian Perceptions of U.S. Foreign Policy: Conclusions of an Annual Survey of Tunisian Elites.” National Strategy Forum Review 19, 2: 1-4.

(2009) “Obama and Africa.” Global Dialogue: An International Review (Institute for Global Dialogue) 14, 1 (July): 7-11.

(2006) “The Evolving U.S.-Nigerian Relationship and the War on Terrorism in Africa.” National Strategy Forum Review 15, 3 (Spring): 10-13.

(2005) “La guerre contre le terrorisme et la politique etrangere americaine envers l’Afrique.” Politique Africaine. No. 98 (Juin): 42-62.

(2005) “Russia’s Political Party System as a (Continued) Impediment to Democratization: The 2003 Duma and 2004 Presidential Elections in Perspective.” Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of

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Post-Soviet Communism 13, 1 (Winter 2005): 141-51 (coauthored with Jonathan Riggs).

(2004) “Russia’s Political Party System as an Impediment to Democratization.” Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization 12, 2: 265-93 (coauthored with Jonathan W. Riggs).

(2003) "The State of the Art in International Democracy Promotion: Results of a Joint European-North American Research Network." Democratization 10, 2: 21-44. (2003) "Sapphire Anniversary Reflections on the Study of U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa." The Journal of Modern African Studies 41, 1: 139-52.

(2001) "'Forget the Rhetoric and Boost the Geopolitics': Emerging Trends in the Bush Administration's Policy toward Africa, 2001." African Affairs 100: 387-404.

(2001) "South Africa's Foreign Policy: From International Pariah to Leader of the African Renaissance." The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs 359: 229-43.

(2001) "Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Southern Africa: Assessing the Clinton Administration." Nordic Journal of African Studies 10, 2: 131-47.

(2001) "'Finie la Rhétorique, Vive la Géopolitique': Premières Tendances de la Politique Africaine de l'Administration Bush (2001)." Politique Africaine no. 82 (June): 133-50.

(2000) "Cold War to Cold Peace: Explaining U.S.-French Competition in Francophone Africa." Political Science Quarterly 115, 3: 395-419.

(1999) "Japan's Quest for Influence in Africa." Current History 98, 628 (May): 232-35.

(1998) "Clarifying the Foreign Aid Puzzle: A Comparison of American, Japanese, French, and Swedish Foreign Aid Flows." World Politics 50 (January): 294-323 (coauthored with Steven W. Hook and Bruce Taylor).

(1998) "Trends and Transformation in Clinton Administration Foreign Policy toward Africa." Issue 26, 2: 1-7.

(1998) "The Media and Africa: The Portrayal of Africa in The New York Times (1955-95)." Issue 26, 2: 29-35 (coauthored with Brian Endless).

(1997) "Senegal's Foreign Policy: Challenges of Democratization and Marginalization." African Affairs 96, 385: 485-508 (with Nefertiti Gaye).

(1997) "France and the Great Game in Africa." Current History 96, 610 (May): 206-11.

(1995) "From Berlin 1884 to 1989: Foreign Assistance and French, American & Japanese Competition in Francophone Africa." The Journal of Modern African Studies 33, 4: 539-67.

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(1995) "Understanding the 'Third Wave' of Democratization in Africa." The Journal of Politics 57, 4: 1160-68.

(1994) "Elites as Facilitators or Impediments to Political Development? Lessons from the 'Third Wave' of Democratization in Africa." The Journal of Developing Areas 29, 1: 69-90.

(1994) "State Regulation of Religion and Muslim Religious Vitality." The Journal of Politics 56, 4: 1087-97 (coauthored with Mark Chaves and Mario Sprindys).

(1994) "Reviewing the Study of U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa: From Intellectual 'Backwater' to Theory Construction." Third World Quarterly 14, 4: 775-86.

(1993) "U.S. Intervention in the Horn of Africa amidst the End of the Cold War." Africa Today 40, 2: 7-28.

(1993) "La Présence Américaine dans la Corne Après la Fin de la Guerre Froide: Ruptures et Permanences." Politique Africaine 50: 59-73.

(1993) "'It's the Third World Stupid!' Why the Third World Should Be the Priority of the Clinton Administration." Third World Quarterly 14, 2: 215-37.

(1993) "Ethnic Politics in Djibouti: From 'Eye of the Hurricane' to 'Boiling Cauldron'." African Affairs 92: 203-21.

(1992) "Bureaucratic Influence in the U.S.-Zairian Special Relationship." TransAfrica Forum 9, 3: 31-56.

(1992) "The Horn of Africa: U.S. Foreign Policy amidst an Altered Cold War Environment." Middle East Journal 46, 4: 571-93.

(1992) "Crystal Anniversary Reflections on the Nascent Field of Djiboutian Studies." A Current Bibliography on African Affairs 23, 3: 227-47.

(1991) "Speaking With Many Voices: Continuity and Change in U.S. Africa Policies." The Journal of Modern African Studies 29, 3: 373-412.

(1990) "The Novels of Nuruddin Farah: The Socio-Political Evolution of a Somali Writer." Northeast African Studies 10, 2-3: 15-26.

(1987) "Policy Dilemmas in the Horn of Africa: Contradictions in the U.S.-Somalia Relationship." Northeast African Studies 9, 3: 19-42 (coauthored with Jerel A. Rosati).

(1986) "Involuntary Migration in Somalia: The Politics of Resettlement." The Journal of Modern African Studies 24, 4: 641-62.

PUBLICATIONS: BOOK CHAPTERS

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(Forth 2017) “Still the (Neglected) Region of Least Concern: Obama Administration Foreign Policy toward Africa within Historical Context.” In Jean-Christophe Defraigne, Bart Dessein, and Matthieu Burnay, eds., Challenging the Incumbent: The New Scramble for Africa and its Effects on African-European Relations.

(Forth 2017) “’From the Halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli’: Obama Administration Foreign Policy toward Africa within Historical Context.” In Rafaa Ben Achour, ed. Politique etrangere et droit international (Tunis, Tunisia: Faculty of Legal, Political and Social Sciences, University of Carthage & Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung).

(2016) “Rendering unto Caesar? State Regulation of Religion and the Role of Catholicism in Democratic Transitions and Consolidation in Predominantly Catholic Countries.” In Michael J. Schuck and John Crowley-Buck, eds. Democracy Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four Continents (New York: Fordham University Press). pp. 297-309.

(2014) “The Upheavals in Egypt and Tunisia: Ben Ali’s Fall.” In Larry Diamond and marc F. Plattner, eds. Democratization and Authoritarianism in the Arab World (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press). pp. 203-17 (with Hamadi Redissi).

(2013) “African International Relations.” In April A. Gordon and Donald L. Gordon, eds. Understanding Contemporary Africa (5th ed.) (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 167-206.

(2011) “The Obama Administration’s Engagements in Africa within Historical Context: Great Expectations versus Daunting Challenges.” In Ton Dietz, Kjell Havnevik, Mayke Kaag, and Terje Oestigaard, eds. African Engagements: Africa Negotiating an Emerging Multipolar World. Leiden: Brill Publishers. pp. 300-24.

(2009) “Great Expectations versus Daunting Challenges: Prospects for U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa during the Obama Administration.” In Richmond M. Lloyd, ed. American Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives. Newport, RI: Naval War College. pp. 261-272.

(2007) “The African Dimension of U.S. Foreign Policy in the Post-9/11 Era.” In Manuela Franco, ed. Estrategia e Seguranca na Africa Austral. Lisbon, Portugal: Luso-American Foundation and Portuguese Institute of International Relations. pp. 171-96.

(2007) “Eastern Africa as a ‘Second Front’ in the Bush Administration’s War on Terrorism.” In Korwa G. Adar and Peter J. Schraeder, eds. Globalization and Emerging Trends in African Foreign Policy: A Comparative Perspective of Eastern Africa. Pretoria: Africa Institute of South Africa; Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. (2006) “African International Relations.” In April A. Gordon and Donald L. Gordon, eds. Understanding Contemporary Africa (4th ed.) (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 160-203.

(2006) “Belgium, France, and the United States in the Great Lakes Region.” In Gilbert Khadiagala, ed. Security Dynamics in Africa’s Great Lakes Region (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 163-86.

(2006) “From Irredentism to Secession: The Decline of Somali Nationalism.” In Lowell W.

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Barrington, ed. After Independence: Making and Protecting the Nation in Postcolonial & Postcommunist States (Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press). pp. 107-37.

(2006) "United States and Africa: 'Uncle Sam' or 'Uncle Scrooge'?" In Jurgen Ruland, Theodor Hanf and Eva Manske, eds. Benign Neglect? American Policies towards the Global South (Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe). pp. 192-230.

(2006) “Bush Administration and Africa: A Resurgence of Geopolitics amidst a Global War on Terrorism.” In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Survey and Documents: 2000-2002 (vol. 28) (New York: Africana Publishing). pp. A90-A104.

(2004) "Clarifying the Foreign Aid Puzzle: A Comparison of American, Japanese, French, and Swedish Foreign Aid Flows.” In Peter Burnell and Oliver Morrissey, eds. Foreign Aid in the New Global Economy (London: Edward Elgar Publishing). Pp. 486-518 (coauthored with Steven W. Hook and Bruce Taylor).

(2004) "Clinton Administration and Africa: Assessing Rising Attention (and Expectations) during its Last Two Years in Office.” In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Survey and Documents, 1998-2000 (vol. 27) (New York: Africana Publishing). pp. A88-A102.

(2002) "Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Southern Africa: Assessing the Clinton Administration." In Korwa G. Adar and Rok Ajulu, eds. Globalization and Emerging Trends in African States’ Foreign Policy-Making Process: A Comparative Perspective of Southern Africa (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2002). pp. 329-49.

(2002) "The Clinton Administration and Africa: A Turning Point in U.S.-Africa Policies?" In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Survey and Documents, 1996-98 (vol. 26) (New York: Africana Publishing). pp. A118-A126.

(2002) “The Novels of Nuruddin Farah: The Socio-Political Evolution of a Somali Writer.” In Derek Wright, ed. Emerging Perspectives on Nuruddin Farah (Trenton, NJ: Africa World Press). pp. 197-214.

(2002) “Promoting an International Community of Democracies.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed. Exporting Democracy: Rhetoric vs. Reality (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 1-4.

(2002) “Making the World Safe for Democracy?” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed. Exporting Democracy: Rhetoric vs. Reality (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 217-36.

(2001) "South Africa: From the Shadows." In Steven W. Hook, ed. Comparative Foreign Policy: Adaptation Strategies of the Great and Emerging Powers (Upper Saddle: Prentice Hall, 2001). pp. 245-67.

(2001) "African International Relations." In April A. Gordon and Donald L. Gordon, eds. Understanding Contemporary Africa (3rd ed.) (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 143-88.

(2001) "The Clinton Administration and Africa: The Beginnings of New Directions." In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Survey and Documents, 1994-96 (vol. 25) (New

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York: Africana Publishing). pp. A90-A98.

(2001) "New Directions in Francophone West African Foreign Policies." In Gilbert M. Khadiagala and Terrence Lyons, eds. African Foreign Policies: Power & Process (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 41-66.

(2000) "Toujours un 'modèle' mais toujours négligé? La politique américaine à l'égard du Botswana dans le contexte de l'Afrique Australe." In Daniel Compagnon and Brian Mokopakgosi, eds. Le Botswana contemporain (Paris: Karthala). pp. 165-86.

(2000) "Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa: Comparing the Bush and Clinton Administrations." In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Survey and Documents 1992-94 (vol. 24) (New York: Africana Publishing Company). pp. A80-A97.

(2000) "Japan's Pursuit of Superpower Status in Africa." In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Annual Survey and Documents 1992-94 (vol. 24) (New York: Africana Publishing Company). pp. 143-49.

(1998) "Senegal's Foreign Policy: Responding to Internal and International Pressures for Change." In Stephen Wright, ed. African Foreign Policies (Boulder: Westview Press). pp. 133-53.

(1998) "From Ally to Orphan: Understanding U.S. Foreign Policy toward Somalia after the Cold War." In James M. Scott, ed. After the End: Making U.S. Policy in the Post-Cold War World (Durham: Duke University Press). pp. 330-57.

(1998) "Les Elites Africaines et le développement des institutions démocratiques." In Charles Becker et al., eds. AOF: Réalités et héritages, 1895-1960 (Dakar: Archives). pp. 430-50.

(1998) "The United States and Africa: Increased Marginalization in an Evolving 'New World Order'." In Colin Legum, ed. Africa Contemporary Record: Survey and Documents 1990-92 (vol. 23) (New York: Africana Publishing Company). pp. 138-49.

(1997) "Origins and Unfolding of the Civil War in Djibouti." In Hussein M. Adam and Richard Ford, eds. Mending Rips in the Sky: Options for Somali Communities in the 21st Century (Lawrenceville: Red Sea Press). pp. 515-32.

(1996) "Foreign-Aid Posturing in Francophone Africa." In Steven W. Hook, ed. Foreign Aid toward the Millennium (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 173-90.

(1996) "Removing the Shackles? U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa after the End of the Cold War." In Donald Rothchild and Edmond J. Keller, eds. Africa in the New International Order: Rethinking State Sovereignty and Regional Security (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 187-205.

(1996) "Madagascar." In Helen Metz, ed. Indian Ocean: Five Island Countries (Washington, DC: Library of Congress). pp. 1-88.

(1996) “African International Relations." In April A. Gordon and Donald L. Gordon, eds.

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Understanding Contemporary Africa (2nd ed.) (Boulder: Lynne Rienner). pp. 129-66.

(1994) "Politische Eliten im Demokratisierungsprozeb Lektionen aus Afrika." In Jochen Hippler, ed. Demokratisierung der Machtlosigkeit (Hamburg, Konkret Literatur). (1994) "Bureaucratic Incrementalism, Crisis and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa." In Jerel A. Rosati et al., eds. Foreign Policy Restructuring: How Governments Respond to Change (Columbia: University of South Carolina Press). pp. 111-37.

(1992) “Studying U.S. Intervention in the Third World.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed. Intervention into the 1990s: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 1-22.

(1992) “Paramilitary Intervention.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed., Intervention into the 1990s: U.s. Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 131-52.

(1992) “South Africa.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed., Intervention into the 1990s: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 247-68 (with R. Hunt Davis, Jr.).

(1992) “U.S. Intervention in Perspective.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed., Intervention into the 1990s: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 385-406.

(1992) "The Evolution of Political Science Research on the Horn of Africa." In Mark W. DeLancey, ed. Handbook of Political Science Research on Sub-Saharan Africa: Trends from the 1960s to the 1990s (Westport: Greenwood Press). pp. 189-218.

(1989) “Concepts, Relevance, Themes, and Overview.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed. Intervention into the 1990s: U.s. Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 1-16.

(1989) “Paramilitary Intervention.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed. Intervention into the 1990s: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 115-30.

(1989) “U.S. Intervention in Perspective.” In: Peter J. Schraeder, ed. Intervention into the 1990s: U.S.Foreign Policy in the Third World (Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers). pp. 283-98.

(1989) "The Faulty Assumptions of U.S. Foreign Policy in the Third World." In Ted Galen Carpenter, ed. Collective Defense or Strategic Independence? (Lexington: Heath). pp. 151-74.

PUBLICATIONS: SELECT OTHER

(2007) Book review. Peter Woodward. U.S. Foreign Policy and the Horn of Africa. In: The Journal of Modern African Studies 45, 2: 330-31.

(2006) “U.S. Foreign Policy toward Somaliland within the Context of the Bush Administration’s

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War on Terrorism.” Article for the on-line Somaliland Times (Issue no. 254). Access at http:///www.somalilandtimes.net/sl/2006/254/25.shtml

(2006) “Why the United States Should Consider Recognizing Somaliland’s Independence.” Op-ed article for the on-line Africa Policy Forum for the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Access at http://forums.csis.org/africa/ Reprinted on numerous on-line sites, including Haatuf, Jamhuurriya, Geeska Afrika.

(2004) Book review. Douglas H. Johnson. The Root Causes of Sudan's Civil Wars. In: Political Science Quarterly 119, 2: 363-65.

(2004) Book review. John F. Clark, ed. The African Stakes of the Congo War. In: Democracy and Development: Journal of West African Affairs 4, 2: 115-19.

(2004) Book review. Julius O. Ihonvbere. Africa and the New World Order. In: The International Journal of African Historical Studies 37, 1: 155-56.

(2001) "Ben Laden, L'Afrique et les Etats-Unis: La Politique Africaine des Etats-Unis après le 11 Septembre 2001: Débat avec Roland Marchal, Peter Schraeder, Justin Vaïsse et Olivier Vallée."Politique Africaine No. 83 (Octobre): 116-29 (published transcript of a debate on the impacts of 9/11 on U.S. foreign policy toward Africa).

(2001) Book review. Karl P. Magyar, ed. United States Interests and Policies in Africa: Transition to a New Era. In: The Journal of Modern African Studies 39, 4 (December): 728-29.

(2001) Book review. Tukumbi Lumumba-Kasongo. The Dynamics of Economic and Political Relations between Africa and Foreign Powers. In: The American Political Science Review 95, 3 (September): 766-67.

(2000) "Africa: Prospects for the Future." Great Decisions 2000. New York: Foreign Policy Association. pp. 75-86.

(1997) "Qui Décide à Washington?" L'Autre Afrique no. 7 (July 2-8): 42-45.

(1997) "Foreign Aid Competition and the Derailment of Democracy in Francophone Africa." Program of African Studies Newsletter. Northwestern University.

(1995) Book review. Charles W. Koburger, Jr. Naval Strategy East of Suez   : The Role of Djibouti. In: Northeast African Studies 2, 2: 207-09.

(1995) "Elites as Facilitators or Impediments to the Democratization Process? Some Lessons from Africa." In Liisa Laakso, ed. Development and its Discontents   : Proceedings of the Second Finnish Africa Days, Hyytiala, Finland, May 23-25, 1994. Institute of Development Studies, University of Helsinki. pp. 65-70.

(1995) “’Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose!’ African Ruling Elites and the Challenges of Democratization.” Democraties Africaines. May. pp. 8-15.

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(1993) Book review. Jeffrey A. LeFebvre. Arms for the Horn   : U.S. Security Policy in Ethiopia and Somalia 1953-1991. In : The Middle East Journal 47, 1: 124-26.

(1992) Testimony and document before the Subcommittee on African Affairs, Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate. “Djibouti: From ‘Eye of the Hurricane’ to ‘Boiling Cauldron’.” In “The Horn of Africa: Changing Realities and U.S. Response.” Hearing before the Subcommittee on African Affairs of the Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate, 102nd Congress, Second Session, March 19, 1992. Pp. 21-37.

(1992) U. Joy Ogwu and R. Omotayo Olaniyadan, eds. Nigeria’s International Economic Relations: Dimernsions of Dependence and Change. In: African Book Publishing Record 18, 2: 114.

(1991) Africa Research Center. The Sanctions Weapon: A Summary of the Debate Over Sanctions Against South Africa. In: African Book Publishing Record 18, 2: 114.

(1990) Book review. Olav Stokke, ed. Western Middle Powers and Global Poverty: The Determinants of the Aid Policies of Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. In: African Studies Review 33, 1: 159-61.

(1988) Book review. Dov Ronen, ed. Democracy and Pluralism in Africa. In: African Studies Review 31, 1: 174-76.

(1987) N. O. E. el Mahmud-Okereke. Israel and Black Africa: Time to Normalise. In: The African Book Publishing Record 13, 1: 17.

(1985) Adedeyo Adedeji. After Lagos What?. In: The African Book Publishing Record 11, 1: 17.

(1985) African Center for Applied Research and Training in Social Development. Social Implications of the Lagos Plan of Action for the Economic Development of Africa: 1980-2000. In: The African Book Publishing Record 11, 1: 17.

(1984) International Labour Office, Job and Skills Program for Africa. Pour une Politique d’Emploi au Sénégal: Esquisse d’une Stratégie Concertée et Intégrée. In: The African Book Publishing Record 10, 14: 15.

AREAS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE (GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE)

I teach in both French and English. All of the below are undergraduate classes taught in English in the Department of Political Science at Loyola University Chicago unless otherwise noted.

African Politics and International Relations Courses (including North Africa)

“African Politics” (PLSC 342). Last taught spring 2017. “African International Relations” (PLSC 340). Last taught fall 2008. “Encountering Africa: African Politics and Literature” (HONR 210 for the

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Interdisciplinary Honors Program). Last taught spring 2012. “Italy and Northern Africa in International Relations” (ROST 300 for Loyola’s Study

Abroad Center in Rome, Italy). Last taught summer 2017. “Seminar in African Politics” (PLSC 425). Graduate level, last taught spring 2011. “United States Foreign Policy toward Africa.” Taught in French at the graduate level as a

Fulbright professor in Senegal during 1994-95 and 1995-96, and in French at the graduate level as a Fulbright professor in Tunisia during 2002-03.

International Relations Courses

“Introduction to International Relations” (PLSC 102). Last taught fall 2015. “Intervention in World Politics: United States Practices from 1776 to the Present” (PLSC

356). Last taught fall 2016. Also taught in French at the graduate level in Guadeloupe in summer 1999 and fall 1999, in French at the graduate level as a Fulbright professor at the University of Tunis (Tunisia) during 2002-03, and in French at the undergraduate level as a week-long “short” course at the European University of Tunis (Tunisia) in spring 2017.

“Foreign Policy Analysis” (PLSC 432). Graduate level, last taught spring 2015. “International Relations Theory” (PLSC 430). Graduate level, last taught spring 2010.

International Studies Courses (for the Interdisciplinary International Studies Program)

“Introduction to International Studies” (INTS 101). Last taught fall 2003. “Capstone in International Studies” (INTS 301). Last taught spring 2008. “Internship Class for the International Studies Program” (INTS 370). Created and taught

each semester, fall 1997 to spring 2002.

Special Overseas Travel and Service Learning Courses

“Arab Spring, Democratic Change, Islam, Gender and U.S. Foreign Policy” (PLSC 300). 21-day experiential-learning travel course to Tunisia that I created and led every summer, 2006 to 2015.

“Internship Class for the Department of Political Science” (PLSC 370). Taught each semester, fall 1997 to spring 2002.

“Internship Class for the John Felice Rome Center” (ROST 370 for Loyola’s Study Abroad Center in Rome, Italy). Created and taught during spring 2004 and spring 2005.

“Spring Break Immersion Trip to Tunisia (10-day study trip for Loyola’s Study Abroad Center in Rome, Italy). Created and led in spring 2004 and spring 2005.

“United States Supreme Court: History, Structure and Process. Week-long “short” course taught every year, 2003 to present, for the University of Carthage in Tunisia.

SELECT ACADEMIC AWARDS

Faculty Member of the Year. Loyola University Chicago, 2011 (University-wide award across all of Loyola’s schools and colleges).

Graduate Faculty Member of the Year. Loyola University Chicago, 2011 (University-wide award across all of Loyola’s schools and colleges)

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Sujack Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. Loyola University Chicago, 2011 (Award within College of Arts and Sciences)

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

English: Native speaker French: Fluent, including graduate-level teaching in French in Guadeloupe (France),

Senegal, and Tunisia Swahili: Beginner’s level

INTERNATIONAL FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE (RESEARCH, LECTURING & TRAVEL)

African Continent (31 countries)

Central Africa (Burundi, Rwanda)East Africa (Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda)North Africa (Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia)Southern Africa (Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe)West Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-

Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo)

Remainder of the World (46 countries and territories)

Asia (China, Mongolia)Balkans (Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia)Caribbean (Guadeloupe, Haiti, British Virgin Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands)Eastern Europe (Czech Republic, Eastern Germany, Hungary, Poland, Russia, Slovakia)Middle East (Turkey and North Africa – see above)North America (Canada, Mexico)South America (Brazil, Peru)Southern Europe (Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, San Marino, Vatican City)Western Europe (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland,

Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, United Kingdom)

INVOLVEMENT IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/RESEARCH NETWORKS

African Studies Association (ASA) (United States)American Political Science Association (APSA) (United States)

Officer at Large, Foreign Policy Analysis Section (2001-2002)Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches Internationales (CERI) (France)Centre d'Etudes Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) (Tunisia)Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) (Senegal)Francophone Africa Research Group (GRAF) (United States)

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International Studies Association (ISA) (United States)Officer at Large, Foreign Policy Analysis Section (1986-1987), Convention Coordinator (1985-1986)

International Studies Association/Midwest (ISA/Midwest) (United States)Board (1999-2002)President (1998-1999)Convention Coordinator (1997-1998)

Nordic Association of African Studies (Finland)

SELECT SERVICE AT LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO

Faculty Advisor (2015-present). College DemocratsMember (2017-present). Financial Planning Working Group – Academic AffairsMember (2012-present). African Studies and African Diaspora Program Advisory Board (also

served on the advisory board of this program’s predecessor, Black World Studies (1996-2002; 1991-1994)

Member (2012-present). Islamic World Studies Advisory BoardMember (2015-16). Task Force on the Structure and Future of the Interdisciplinary International

Studies ProgramMember (2014-15). Task Force on the Structure of the College of Arts and Sciences, tasked with

determining whether and how the College should be restructured to meet new needs/opportunities

Faculty Mentor (summer 2013). McNair Fellows Mentoring ProgramMember. Graduate Committee (2006-2012; 1998-2002; 1990-1993)Member (2005-12). John Felice Rome Center Advisory Committee (RCAC)Elected President (2009-2010). Faculty Council (Elected Member, 2005-2012; Elected Member

of Executive Committee, 2007-2012)Member (2005-2011; 1996-2002; 1991-1994). International Studies Program Advisory BoardMember (2009-2010). Provost Search Committee.Elected Chair (2008-2009). Faculty Affairs University Policy Committee (FAUPC). Reviews

university policies that affect faculty at the Lake Shore, Water Tower, and MaywoodCampuses (Member, 2007-2008)

Co-Creator and Co-Organizer (2006-2007). Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Economic Literacy Project (with Nick Patricca)

Member (2006-2007). Ricci Scholarship Fellowship Committee (year-long grants for students to study/research for one semester each at Loyola’s Beijing and Rome campuses)

Member (2005-2007; 1998-2002). Graduate Fellowship Committee (university-wide graduate research grants)

Member (2005-2006). Presidential Task Force on Assessing Shared Governance at Loyola University

Trip Creator and Leader (Spring Break, 2004, 2005). Spring break study trip to Tunisia for students studying at Loyola’ John Felice Rome Center

Founder and Faculty Advisor (2003-2005). International Relations Club, Loyola’s Rome campusDirector (1998-2002). International Relations subfield for MA and PhD comprehensive examsInternship Director (1998-2002). International Studies Program and Political ScienceCampus Program Advisor (1998-1999). Fulbright Program (graduate and undergraduate

students)

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Faculty Advisor (1996-1999; 1990-1994). Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society, Political ScienceMember (1993-1994). Undergraduate Committee Department Representative (1990-1993). Academic Council, College of Arts and Sciences

CONFERENCE PAPERS

(2017) “Evolving Roles of Ministries of Foreign Affairs in the Foreign Policymaking Process.” Symposium, “Revolutionary Diplomats? Impacts of the Arab Spring on the Formulation and Implementation of North African Foreign Policies (2011-17), Loyola University Chicago, March 22, 2017.

(2017) “U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa: Legacy of the Obama Administration and What to Expect from the Trump Administration.” Conference on “Penser la Revolution Tunisienne: La democratie, l’economie et les relations internationals.” L’Universite Europeenne de Tunis, Tunisia, January 14.

(2016) “From Father to Son: Morocco’s Monarchy and the Evolution of the Formulation and Implementation of Moroccan Foreign Policy.” Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa, Arlington, VA, October 27-29 (with Michael Schumacher).

(2014) “The Correlates of Political Participation in Tunisia.” Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 2014 (with David Doherty).

(2013) “Key Elements Driving the Arab Spring: Case Study of Tunisia.” 43rd Annual Central Illinois World Affairs Conference, “Is the Arab Spring Turning to Arab Winter? Democracy Movements, Islamist Movements, and an Uncertain Future.” Sponsored by the Peoria Area World Affairs Council, Peoria, IL, April 5-6.

(2012) “Beyond the ‘Big Man’: Democratization and its Impacts on the Formulation and Implementation of African Foreign Policies.” Nordic Africa Days Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, October 18-19.

(2012) “Rendering unto Caesar? State Regulation of Religion and the Role of Catholicism in Democratic Transitions and Consolidation in 47 Predominantly Catholic Countries.” Conference at the Gregorian Papal University (sponsored by the Joan & Bill Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage), Rome, Italy, June 18-22.

(2011) “Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution and the Arab Spring: Implications for International Intervention.” Paper presented at a symposium, “Contemporary Challenges Facing North Africa,” sponsored by the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) and the Reserve Officer’s Association (ROA), Washington, DC, November 30.

(2011) “Role of Catholicism in Democratic Transitions in Predominantly Catholic Countries.” Conference at the Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya, Lima, Peru, July 17-24 (sponsored by the Joan & Bill Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage), Lima, Peru, July 17-24.

(2011) “Great Expectations versus Daunting Domestic and Other International Challenges: Obama Foreign Policy toward the Great Lakes Region and Especially the Democratic Republic

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of Congo.” Workshop on “Armed Groups and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Africa” sponsored by the British Academy, Kampala, Uganda, January 13-14.

(2010) “Role of African Diaspora Communities and Other Domestic and International Actors in the Formulation and Implementation of African Foreign Policies.” 53rd Meeting of the African Studies Association, San Francisco, CA, November 18-21.

(2010) “Initial Thoughts on the State Regulation of Religion and the Role of Catholicism in Democratic Transitions and Consolidation.” Conference on “Catholicism and Democracy” sponsored by the Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage, Loyola University Chicago, June 10.

(2009) “Great Expectations vs. Daunting Challenges: Prospects for U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa during the Obama Administration.” Workshop on “American Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives” sponsored by the William B. Ruger Chair of National Security Economics, Naval War College, Newport, RI, May 13-15.

(2009) “International Democracy Promotion, Gender, and United States Foreign Policy toward North Africa.” Conference on “The Changing Face of the Mediterranean” sponsored by the Centro di Studi Americani and the John Felice Rome Center, Italy, April 2.

(2008) “Catholicism, Islam, and International Democracy Promotion.” Conference on “The Cross, the Crescent, and the Ballot Box: Catholic and Islamic Dialogue on the Rule of Law and International Democracy Promotion” sponsored by the Centro di Studi Americani and the John Felice Rome Center, Italy, April 2.

(2007) “Levels of Analysis in Understanding Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.” Merrill U.S. Foreign Policy Workshop, Utah State University, Logan, Utah, October 4-6.

(2006) “Cold War to Cold Peace? U.S.-French Relations in Africa.” Conference on “The United States, France and Africa: Competition or Complementarity?” cosponsored by the Sorbonne (France) and the Center for Transatlantic Relations and the African Studies Program, The Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC, December 8.

(2006) “North and East Africa as ‘Second Fronts’ in the Bush Administration’s War on Terrorism.” African Studies Association Meeting, San Francisco, CA, November 16-19. (2006) “Formulation and Implementation of U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa in the Post-9/11 Era.” Conference on “Strategy and Security in Southern Africa,” sponsored by the Portuguese Institute for International Relations (IPRI) and the Luso-American Foundation (FLAD), Lisbon, Portugal, October 12-13.

(2006) “Somaliland in the Context of U.S. Foreign Policy and the Global War on Terrorism.” 2nd Annual Somaliland Convention, Washington, DC, September 8-10.

(2006) “Great Power Intervention in Africa: The Case of the Bush Administration’s Global War on Terrorism.” International Studies Association, San Francisco, CA, March 20-26.

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(2005) “Promoting Autocratic Openings From Abroad: Debates and Lessons Learned from the African Context.” Conference on “Causes and Patterns of Political Reform in Authoritarian Regimes.” Washington, DC, November 3-4.

(2003) “International Dimension of Conflict and Conflict Resolution in the Great Lakes Region (Burundi, Congo, Rwanda, Uganda).” Conference on “Peace, Security, and Governance in the Great Lakes Region,” sponsored by the International Peace Academy (and African organizations in Cameroon, Tanzania, and South Africa), Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, December 15-17.

(2002) "Benevolent 'Uncle Sam' or Resistant 'Uncle Scrooge'? U.S.-African Relations in a Changing Great Power Environment." Conference on "Africa and the Great Powers" sponsored by the Danish International Development Organization (DANIDA), Copenhagen, Denmark, April 21-23.

(2001) "'Forget the Rhetoric and Boost the Geopolitics': Emerging Trends in the Bush Administration's Policy Towards Africa, 2001." African Studies Association, Houston, TX, November 15-18.

(2000) "A Neglected Aspect of Democratization: Impact on African Foreign Policy Behavior." African Studies Association, Nashville, TN, November 16-19.

(2000) "Impact of Democratization on the Formulation and Implementation of African Foreign Policies." International Studies Association/Midwest, St. Louis, MO, October 27-28.

(2000) "Cold War to Cold Peace: Explaining Evolving Great Power Competition in Africa." German African Studies Association, Leipzig, Germany, March 30-April 1.

(1999) "The United States and France in Africa: Competition or Collaboration." African Studies Association, Philadelphia, PA, November 11-14.

(1999) "Somali Nationalism: From Irredentism to Secession." 95th American Political Science Association, Atlanta, GA, September 2-5.

(1999) "Learning From Africanists: Comparative Foreign Policy and the Study of African Foreign Policy." International Studies Association, Washington, DC, February 16-20.

(1998) "Foreign Policy Decision-Making in Francophone West Africa." Conference on "African Foreign Policy Decision-Making" sponsored by SAIS, Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC, April 3-4.

(1998) "The Emergence of a 'Cold Peace' in Francophone Africa: U.S.-French Competition under Chirac and Clinton." International Studies Association, Minneapolis, MN, March 17-21.

(1997) "Competitors or Common Front? The Clinton and Chirac Administrations in Francophone Africa." African Studies Association, Columbus, OH, November 13-16.

(1997) "The Portrayal of Africa in the U.S. News Media: Cold War and Post-Cold War

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Trends." International Studies Association/Midwest, Cleveland, OH, October 3-5 (with Brian Endless).

(1997) "From Ally to Orphan: Understanding U.S. Policy toward Somalia after the Cold War." American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, August 28-31.

(1997) "Competitors or Common Front? French and American Foreign Aid Practices and the Process of Democratization in Francophone Africa (1989-1997). Conference sponsored by the Centre d'Etude d'Afrique Noire (University of Bordeaux) and the Groupe de Recherche sur l'Afrique Francophone (Boston University), Bordeaux, France, May 22-24.

(1997) "U.S. Domestic Politics and Foreign Intervention in the Post-Cold War Era: The Case of Somalia (1992-94)." International Studies Association, Toronto, Canada, March 19-22.

(1996) "Senegal's Foreign Policy: Challenges of Democratization and Marginalization." African Studies Association, San Francisco, CA, November 23-26.

(1995) "Les Elites Africaines et le Développement des Institutions Démocratiques: Quelques Leçons Tirées de la 'Troisième Vague' de Démocratisation en Afrique." Conference sponsored by the Senegalese National Archives, Dakar, Senegal, June 16-23.

(1994) "U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa: The Clinton Administration and its Predecessors." African Studies Association, Toronto, Canada, November 3-6.

(1994) "The Role of Elites in the Democratization Process in Africa." African studies conference sponsored by the University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, May 23-25.

(1994) "La Politique Etrangère des Etats-Unis après la Fin de la Guerre Froide." Conference sponsored by the Centre d'Etude d'Afrique Noire, University of Bordeaux, France, April 27-30.

(1994) "The Clinton Administration's Foreign Policy toward Africa." International Studies Association, Washington, DC, March 28-April 1. (1994) "Removing the Shackles? United States Foreign Policy toward Africa after the End of the Cold War." Conference sponsored by the University of California, Los Angeles, CA, February 17-19.

(1993) "Ethnic Conflict and Political Reconstruction in Djibouti." African Studies Association, Boston, MA, December 4-7.

(1993) "Humanitarian Intervention in the Post-Cold War Era: The Case of U.S. Intervention in Somalia." Conference sponsored by the Transnational Institute, Amsterdam, Holland, November 19-20.

(1993) "Elites as Facilitators or Impediments to the Democratization Process? Some Lessons from Africa." Conference sponsored by the Transnational Institute, Cologne, Germany, November 13-14.

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(1993) "Continuity and Change in U.S. African Policies in the Post-Cold War Era." International Studies Association/South, Montgomery, AL, October 15-17.

(1993) "Municipalities and Foreign Policy: The Case of the Chicago Anti-Apartheid Movement." International Studies Association, Acapulco, Mexico, March 23-27.

(1992) "Crystal Anniversary Reflections on the Nascent Field of Djiboutian Studies." African Studies Association, Seattle, WA, November 20-23.

(1992) "Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Horn of Africa in the Post-Mengistu and Post-Barre Periods." 6th Conference of Northeast African Studies, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, April 23-25.

(1992) "Djibouti: From 'Eye of the Hurricane' to 'Boiling Cauldron'." Conference sponsored by the Congressional Research Service, Washington, DC, March 19-20. (1992) "Speaking With Many Voices: U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa in the Post-Cold War Period." International Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, March 19-23.

(1991) "Speaking with Many Voices: Incrementalism, Crisis, and Change in U.S. Intervention in Zaire, 1958-1991." African Studies Association, St. Louis, MO, November 23-26.

(1991) "The Evolving Debate Over Gender in African Politics." Illinois Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, November 15-16 (with Bonnie Juettner).

(1991) "Continuity and Change in U.S. Intervention in Ethiopia and Somalia, 1940-1990." 2nd Annual Meeting of the Ethiopian Research Council, Washington, DC, August 29-September 1.

(1991) "U.S. Foreign Policy toward Somalia: 1940-1990." 32nd International Studies Association, Vancouver, Canada, March 19-23.

(1990) "The External Political Dimension: Evolution of U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Horn of Africa, 1940-1990." African Studies Association, Baltimore, MD, November 1-4.

(1989) "Competing Explanations of Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa." African Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, November 2-5.

(1989) "Crisis and Incrementalism: Continuity and Change in U.S. Intervention in Africa." International Studies Association, University of London, England, March 28-April 1. (1988) "Crisis and Incrementalism: Continuity and Change in U.S. Intervention in Africa." African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, October 28-31.

(1987) "Truman Doctrine to Reagan Doctrine: The U.S. Response to Revolutionary Change in the Third World." Conference sponsored by the Cato Institute, Washington, DC, December 2-3. (1987) "A Validity Test of Economic Dependence and Political Compliance in Soviet-Third World Relations." International Studies Association, Washington, DC, April 15-18.

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(1986) "Involuntary Migration in Somalia: The Politics of Resettlement." African Studies Association, Madison, Madison, WI, October 30-November 2.

(1986) "The Novels of Nuruddin Farah: The Socio-Political Evolution of a Somali Writer." 4th Conference of Northeast African Studies, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, May 1-3.

(1986) "The Novels of Nuruddin Farah: The Socio-Political Evolution of a Somali Writer." Southeast Regional Meeting of African Studies, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, April 14-17.

(1986) "Economic Dependence and Political Compliance in Soviet-Third World Relations: Debunking of a Theory." International Studies Association, Anaheim, CA, March 25-29.

(1985) "The Role of Ideology in African Foreign Policy." African Studies Association, New Orleans, LA, November 20-23.

(1984) "The External Actor as a Determinant of Foreign Policy: The Republic of South Africa and the Front-Line States." International Studies Association/South, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, November 15-17.

CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION (CHAIR/DISCUSSANT)

(2017) Chair. “Evolving Role of Non-State Actors on the Formulation and Implementaton of North African Foreign Policies during the Arab Spring (2011-17)”“Evolving Roles of Ministries of Foreign Affairs in the Foreign Policymaking Process.” Symposium, “Revolutionary Diplomats? Impacts of the Arab Spring on the Formulation and Implementation of North African Foreign Policies (2011-17), Loyola University Chicago, March 22, 2017.

(2014) Chair and Discussant. “Understanding Actors in Conflict Management.” Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 2014.

(2014) Chair and Discussant. Panel on “Kurdish Nationalism in the New Middle East” for conference on “Ethnic Conflict in the Middle East: Comparative Perspectives on the Kurdish Question.” Funded by the U.S. Institute of Peace Public Education for Peacebuilding Support Initiative and the Dean’s Special Events Fund, Loyola University Chicago, IL, November 8.

(2010) Chair. “Diaspora Communities/International Relations Diplomacy.” 53rd Meeting of the African Studies Association, San Francisco, CA, November 18-21.

(2008) Chair. “Toward Muslim Democracies? What Role for International Influences on Promoting Democracy and the Rule of Law.” Conference on “The Cross, the Crescent, and the Ballot Box: Catholic and Islamic Dialogue on the Rule of Law and International Democracy Promotion” at the John Felice Rome Center, Italy, April 2-3.

(2002) Discussant. "Explaining Violent Conflict in Africa." Conference on "Africa and the

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Great Powers" sponsored by the Danish International Development Organization (DANIDA), Copenhagen, Denmark, April 21-23.

(2001) Discussant. "Political Culture and Foreign Policy: Cross-National Evidence." American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, August 30-September 2.

(2001) Chair. "The Foreign Policy of Trade: Cross-National Patterns." American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, August 30-September 2.

(2001) Roundtable Discussant. "Foreign Policy Adaptation to Systemic Change: Cross-National Evidence from the First Post-Cold War Decade." International Studies Association, Chicago, IL, February 20-24.

(1999) Chair. "Comparative Foreign Policy." International Studies Association/Midwest, Des Moines, IA, October 8-10.

(1999) Chair. "Foreign Aid and Foreign Policy." International Studies Association, Washington, DC, February 16-20.

(1998) Chair and Discussant. "New Directions in Comparative Foreign Policy Theory." International Studies Association/Midwest, Chicago, IL, November 6-8.

(1998) Chair. "Academic and Other Professional Opportunities for International Relations Specialists." International Studies Association/Midwest (ISA/Midwest), Chicago, IL, November 6-8.

(1998) Roundtable Discussant. "Towards a New Paradigm: The Political Instrumentalization of Disorder." African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, October 29-November 1.

(1998) Chair. "Assessing the Clinton Administration's Foreign Policy toward Africa." 41st African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, October 29-November 1.

(1998) Chair and Discussant. "Can Democracy Be Exported?" International Studies Association, Minneapolis, MN, March 17-21.

(1997) Chair. "U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa: Assessing the Clinton Administration's Second Term." African Studies Association, Columbus, OH, November 13-16.

(1997) Chair and Discussant. "U.S. Foreign Policy after the Cold War." International Studies Association/Midwest, Cleveland, OH, October 3-5.

(1996) Discussant. "Elections and the Legitimization of Regimes." Conference on "Political Transitions in Africa: Violence and the Politics of Participation," sponsored by the SSRC Joint Committee on African Studies, Niamey, Niger, June 4-6.

(1995) Discussant. "The Changing Context of African Foreign Policy." African Studies Association, Orlando, FL, November 3-6.

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(1994) Chair. "Self-Determination in the Horn of Africa: Perspectives of the Horn's Diaspora." 20th Annual Third World Conference of the Third World Conference Federation, Chicago, IL, April 6-9.

(1993) Chair and Discussant. "Ethnicity and Conflict Resolution." Fifth International Congress of Somali Studies, Worcester, MA, December 1-3.

(1993) Chair and Discussant. "Human Rights and Democratization." International Studies Association/Midwest and the Foreign Policy Section of ISA, Chicago, IL, October 29-30.

(1993) Chair. "African Security and Political Issues." International Studies Association/South and the International Security Studies Section of ISA, Montgomery, AL, October 15-17.

(1993) Discussant. "Regional Foreign Policy in a Changing World Order." International Studies Association, Acapulco, Mexico, March 23-27.

(1992) Chair. "The Creation of New Political Orders in the Horn of Africa." African Studies Association, Seattle, WA, November 20-23.

(1992) Discussant. "African International Relations amidst the End of the Cold War and the "New World Order." African Studies Association, Seattle, WA, November 20-23.

(1992) Chair. "Undergraduate Perspectives on the Research Process: A Study of the Chicago Anti-Apartheid Movement." Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 9-11.

(1992) Chair. "Demographic Inputs to U.S. Foreign Policy: The Cases of Ethnicity and Race." International Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, March 19-23.

(1992) Discussant. "The Foreign Policies of Southern African States in a Post-apartheid Era." International Studies Association, Atlanta, GA, March 19-23.

(1991) Chair. "Bridging the Academic-Policymaker Gap: The Case of Somalia.” International Studies Association, Vancouver, Canada, March 19-23.

(1990) Chair. "Crisis in Somalia." African Studies Association, Baltimore, MD, November 1-4.

(1990) Chair and Discussant. "Author's Roundtable: The Study of U.S. Intervention in the Third World." International Studies Association, Washington, DC, April 10-14.

(1990) Discussant. "Regional Security Issues in Africa." International Studies Association, Washington, DC, April 10-14.

(1989) Chair. "Foreign Policy Concerns Regarding Somalia and the Prospects for Peace in the Horn of Africa." Fifth Michigan State University Conference of Northeast African Studies, Michigan State University, Lansing, MI, April 27-29. (1988) Chair. "Crisis and Incrementalism: Continuity and Change in U.S. Intervention in Africa." African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, October 28-31.

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OTHER PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (2016) “The 2016 Presidential Elections, Global Security, and the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy.” Panel on Global Security and U.S. Foreign Policy,” conference on “Citizenship, Public Service, and the Common Good,” sponsored by the Joan and Bill Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage, September 21.

(2013) “International Studies and Careers in Academia and the Government.” Presentation at the Institute of International Studies, Bradley University, Peoria, IL, October 18.

(2013) “From ‘EurAfrique’ to ‘Afro-Europa’ or ‘Afro-American-Chindia-Europa’?” Presentation at book launch of Adekeye Adebajo, “The EU and Africa: From EurAfrique to Afro-Europa,” sponsored by the International Peace Institute, New York, NY, February 12.

(2012) “Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa: A Personal Experience from Tunisia.” Annual Meeting of the Clinical Society of Genitourinary Surgeons, Chicago, IL, October 27.

(2012) “The Arab Spring Revisited: One Year Later in Tunisia and Egypt.” College of Arts and Sciences Speakers Series, Loyola University Chicago. February 29.

(2011) “The Spark of the Arab Spring: Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution.” “Fast Class” presentation to Washington, DC Rambler Club, Monaco Hotel, Washington, DC, September 29.

(2011) “From Dictatorship to Democracy? Tunisia’s ‘Jasmine’ Revolution and Domino Effect in North Africa and the Middle East.” Paper presented at the Interdisciplinary Center for Global Diversity, Eastern Illinois University, April 18.

(2011) “Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution: Understanding Political Change within the Wider Context of the Middle East and North Africa.” International Studies Program Luncheon Seminar, Loyola University Chicago, April 7.

(2011) “Social Networks and Political Revolution: The Case of Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution.” Panel Discussion on “Social Networks and Political Revolution: Fact or Fiction?” sponsored by the Chicago Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and Department of Computer Science, Loyola University Chicago, March 16.

(2011) “From Mukhabarat to the Arab World’s First Democracy: Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution.” Presented at an event, “Popular Revolutions in North Africa: Tunisia and Egypt,” that is part of a speaker series, “Challenges and Hope from the African Continent,” funded by the College of Arts and Science and co-sponsored by Black World Studies, Invisible Conflicts, Islamic World Studies, and Political Science, Loyola University Chicago, February 10.

(2009) “Barack Obama’s Foreign Policy toward Africa: Challenges and Future Prospects for the Continent.” Paper presented at the Africa Institute of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa, April 8.

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(2009) “The Cross, the Crescent, and the Ballot Box: Catholic and Islamic Perspectives on International Democracy Promotion.” Paper presented as part of the “Chapel Series” sponsored by Loyola University Chicago, March 16.

(2009) “Beyond the ‘Big Man’: Impact of Democratization on African Foreign Policy.” Paper presented at Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA) as part of the “Exploring Democracy in a Global Context” series sponsored by Heartland International, March 3.

(2008) “The U.S. Elections and the Evolution of U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa and the African Command (AFRICOM).” Paper presented at The Hague, sponsored by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the African Studies Program, University of Leiden (The Netherlands), November 6.

(2008) “McCain vs. Obama: U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.” Election Forum, “What would be the Real Difference between a McCain or Obama Presidency?” Loyola University Chicago, October 29.

(2008) “U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Democratic Republic of Congo: Intervention from the 1960s to the Present.” Special week-long series, “Breaking the Silence,” sponsored by Invisible Conflicts, Loyola University Chicago, October 22.

(2008) “Djibouti: ‘Eye of the Hurricane’ in the U.S. Global War on Terrorism?” Ambassadorial Seminar on Djibouti for Ambassador-Designate to Djibouti, David Swan, U.S. State Department, Washington, DC, September 19.

(2007) “Peace and Reconciliation in Africa? Ballots and Not Bullets as the Key to an Altered U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.” Keynote address at “Global Education for Peace” series as part of International Education Week. Oakton Community College, Des Plaines, IL, November 13.

(2007) “Africa’s Role as a “Second Front’ in the Bush Administration’s War on Terrorism.” African Connection Week. African/African-American Studies Program. Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI, September 26.

(2007) “Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.” Rountable discussion on U.S.-African Relations as part of African Connection Week. African/African-American Studies Program. Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI, September 26. (2007) “Africa’s Role as a ‘Second Front’ in the Bush Administration’s War on Terrorism.” Presentation at Sarasota Institute of Lifetime Learning (SILL), Sarasota, FL, March 21.

(2007) “Building a Democratic World Order in Africa? International Democracy Promotion and U.S. Foreign Policy.” Keynote speaker at Second Annual “Vision of Hope Series.” Xavier University, Cincinatti, OH, January 22.

(2006) “Tunisian Foreign Policy: East or West? North or South?” Ambassadorial Seminar on Tunisia for Ambassador-Designate to Tunisia Robert Godec, U.S. State Department, Washington, DC, October 20.

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(2006) “Djibouti: ‘Eye of the Hurricane’ in the U.S. Global War on Terrorism?” Ambassadorial Seminar on Djibouti for Ambassador-Designate to Djibouti, Stuart Symington, U.S. State Department, Washington, DC, August 17.

(2004) “Les rouges et les bleus: L’Impact des elections presidentielles Americaines de 2004 sur la politique Africaine des Etats-Unis” (”Reds and Blues: Impact of the 2004 Presidential Elections on U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.”). Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches Internationales (CERI) (France), December 14

(2004) “Democratization and its Impact on African Foreign Policies: Evidence from Francophone West Africa in Comparative Perspective.” Department of Political Science, McGill University (Canada), February 6.

(2004) “The U.S. Supreme Court and Institutional Debates over the War on Terrorism.” Faculty of Law and Political and Social Sciences, University of Tunis (Tunisia), January 14.

(2004) “Checks and Balances in the U.S. Political System: The Role of the U.S. Supreme Court.” Faculty of Law and Political and Social Sciences, University of Tunis (Tunisia), January 12.

(2003) “Initial Findings of a Research Agenda on the Impact of Democratization on the Formulation and Conduct of African Foreign Policy.” Lecture Series on Democratization, University of Freiburg (Germany), November 20.

(2003) “Does ‘Politics Stop at the Water’s Edge’? Comparing the Impact of Legislatures on Foreign Policy in African Democracies and the United States.” Presentation in the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tunis (Tunisia), February 28.

(2003) “Bureaucratic Interests, Bureaucratic Politics and the Evolving Foreign Policy Role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in African Democracies and the United States.” Presentation in the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tunis (Tunisia), February 14.

(2003) “Personal Rule, Democratization, and the Evolving Foreign Policy Role of Presidents in African Democracies and the United States.” Presentation in the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tunis (Tunisia), January 31.

(2002) “From Cold War to the War on Terrorism: Competing Schools of Thought as Concerns U.S. Interventionist Practices Abroad." Presentation in the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tunis (Tunisia), December 20.

(2002) "The Impact of 9/11 on U.S.-French Competition in Africa." Roundtable discussion at the Center for Maghreb Studies, Tunis (Tunisia), November 15.

(2002) "Bush Administration Foreign Policy toward Africa." Centre of African Studies. University of Copenhagen (Denmark). April 23.

(2001) "Fulbright Exchanges: Building Lasting Links." Pre-Departure Conference for Fulbright

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Scholars Going to Sub-Saharan Africa sponsored by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), Washington, DC, June 11-13.

(2001) "South Africa's Foreign Policy in Africa: Implications for the United States." Roundtable discussion sponsored by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Washington, DC, May 25.

(2001) "Le Conflit des Grands Lacs et la Politique Africaine des Etats-Unis: La Contradiction Entre la Rhétorique et les Politiques Actuelles de l'Administration Clinton et l'Administration Bush." Forum Ecolo-Agalev sur les Politiques Africaines, Brussels (Belgium), March 27.

(2000) "The Impact of Democratization on Foreign Policy Formulation and Implementation in Africa." Sandwich Seminar, African Studies Program, University of Wisconsin/Madison, Madison, WI, November 1.

(2000) "Fulbright Exchanges: Building Lasting Links." Pre-Departure Conference for Fulbright Scholars Going to Sub-Saharan Africa sponsored by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), Washington, DC, June 12-14.

(2000) "Learning From Africanists: Comparative Foreign Policy and the Study of African Foreign Policy." Institute for Development Studies, Copenhagen (Denmark), May 10.

(2000) "French Policy in Africa: Inertia or Change?" Centre of African Studies. University of Copenhagen (Denmark), May 9.

(2000) "Recent Trends in French and United States Foreign Policies toward Africa: Trends and Future Prospects." Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Copenhagen (Denmark), May 8.

(2000) "L'Administration Clinton et la Politique Etrangère des Etats-Unis en Afrique: Les Promesses Non-Tenues?" Workshop on African conflicts sponsored by the Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches Internationales (CERI) in collaboration with the Centre d'Analyse et de Prévision du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, Paris (France), January 14.

(1999) "Fulbright Exchanges: Building Lasting Links." Pre-Departure Conference for Fulbright Scholars Going to Sub-Saharan Africa sponsored by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), Washington, DC, June 2-4.

(1999) "La Politique Etrangère Américaine après la Fin de la Guerre Froide." University of the Antilles, Guadeloupe (France), May 11.

(1999) "La Concurrence Politique et Economique entre la France, les Etats-Unis, et le Japon en Afrique Francophone." Center for the Analysis of International Geopolitics, University of the Antilles, Guadeloupe (France), May 13.

(1999) "Japan's Quest for Influence in Africa." Asian Studies Program, Florida International University, Miami, FL, April 9.

(1998) Vice Chair of the Deliberative Process on "Peace and Security," National Summit on

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Africa/Midwest Regional Summit, Chicago, IL, September 23-27.

(1998) "Fulbright Exchanges: Building Lasting Links." Pre-Departure Conference for Fulbright Scholars Going to Sub-Saharan Africa sponsored by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), Washington, DC, June 1-3.

(1998) "U.S. Foreign Policy in Africa: Major Trends in the Post-Cold War Era." The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium, "Africa: The Neglected Continent," Missouri Southern State College, Joplin, MO, April 13-14.

(1997) "Comparison of U.S., French, and Japanese Foreign Policy toward Africa." Program of African Studies, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, February 19.

(1996) "Les Mutations Démocratiques en Afrique: Le Développement des Institutions Démocratiques." Faculté de Sciences Juridiques et Politiques, Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar, Senegal, May 15.

(1996) "Berlin (1884) à Berlin (1989): L'Aide Economique et la Concurrence entre la France, les Etats-Unis et le Japon en Afrique Francophone." Institut des Droits de l'Homme et de la Paix, Cheikh Anta Diop University, June 15.

(1995) "U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Forgotten Continent." The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago, IL, November 13.

(1995) "Les Mutations Démocratiques en Afrique: Le Développement des Institutions Démocratiques." Plenary address for a conference sponsored by the Institut des Droits de l'Homme et de la Paix (IDHP), Dakar, Senegal, June 9.

(1995) "Berlin (1884) à Berlin (1989): L'Aide Economique et la Concurrence entre la France, les Etats-Unis et le Japon en Afrique Francophone." Presentation of Fulbright research at the West African Research Center (WARC), Dakar, Senegal, June 6.

(1994) "Removing the Shackles? Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa after the End of the Cold War." Forschungsschwerpunkt Moderner Orient/Center for Modern Oriental Studies, Berlin, Germany, October 15.

(1994) "U.S. Foreign Policy toward Somalia and the Issue of Humanitarian Intervention." Department of Political Science, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, May 19.

(1994) "The United States and Conflict Resolution in Africa." University of Turku, Turku, Finland, May 20.

(1993) "United States Foreign Policy Toward Africa in the Post-Cold War Era." The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago, IL, October 25.

(1993) "United States Foreign Policy Toward Africa in the Post-Cold War Era." Keynote address to the African Student Association, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, April 12-17.

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(1993) "U.S. Intervention in Somalia and the International Community: A Case for Multilateralism." The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago, IL, February 11.

(1993) “The Crisis is Somalia,” North Suburban Peace Initiative, Unitarian Church of Evanston, January 24 (with Senator Paul Simon).

(1992) "The Crisis in Somalia and U.S. Foreign Policy after the Cold War." The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago, IL, December 14.

(1992) “Growth of Political Pluralism in Africa.” Panel on “Communication and Democracy in Africa,” sponsored by Department of Communication, June 5.

(1992) “Africa: A Continent of Diversity.” Social studies classes, Glenside Middle School, Glendale Heights, Illinois, May 22.

(1992) "U.S. Foreign Policy toward Djibouti." Congressional Hearing, U.S. Senate, Africa Subcommittee of the Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, DC, March 19.

(1991) “Evolution of U.S. Policy Aimed at Promoting Regional Security in Africa.” Faculty and students, Department of History and Geography, Higher Institute of Pedagogy, Mozambique, August 9.

(1991) “Changing U.S-Soviet Relations and Their Impact on U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.” National Organization of Journalists, Mozambique, August 9.

(1991) “Formulation and Implementation of U.S. Africa Policies.” Faculty and students, Center for African Studies, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique, August 9.

(1991) “Formulation of U.S. Foreign Policy toward Africa.” Higher Institute of International Relations (Diplomatic Center), Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Mozambique, August 9.

(1991) “La Sécurité Régionale et l’Évolution de la Politique Africaine des États-Unis” (“Regional Security and the Evolution of the U.S. Africa Policies”). Faculty of Social Sciences and Faculty of Public Administration, Butare Campus, National University of Rwanda, Rwanda, August 5.

(1991) “La Sécurité Régionale et l’Évolution de la Politique Africaine des États-Unis” (“Regional Security and the Evolution of the U.S. Africa Policies”). Faculty of Letters and Faculty of Education Sciences, Ruhengeri Campus, National University of Rwanda, Rwanda, August 3.

(1991) “La Sécurité Régionale et l’Évolution de la Politique Africaine des États-Unis” (“Regional Security and the Evolution of the U.S. Africa Policies”). U.S. Cultural Center, Rwanda, August 2.

(1991) “La Politique Africaine des États-Unis à Travers le Prisme de la Guerre Froide” (“U.S.

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Africa Policies through the Prism of the Cold War”). Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Burundi, July 30.

(1991) “La Formulation et la Mise en Oeuvre de la Politique Africaine des États-Unis” (“The Formulation and Implementation of U.S. Africa Policies”). Martin Luther King Center, Burundi, July 29.

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