

A. AneeshAssistant Professor of Sociology
Ph.D., Rutgers University
Research/teaching interests: Globalization, International Migration, Science and Technology, Economic Sociology, Sociological Theory, Ethnographic Methods, Intellectual Pro perty
Global Studies course(s) taught: Contexts for Global Management, Intellectual Property in the Global Information Economy, Globalization and Information Technology, Language, Media, and Social Practice in Global Communications
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Ph.D., Harvard University
Research/teaching interests: Practice of psychiatry and mental healthcare in Japan, globalization of pharmaceuticals, privatization of public works, social entrepreneurship
Global Studies course(s) taught: Contexts for Global Management
Robert BeckAdjunct Associate Professor of Political Science
Director of Academic Technology, Center for International Education
Ph.D., Georgetown University
Research/teaching interests: International relations, international law, and foreign policy
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics, Think Tank
Erica BornsteinAssistant Professor of Anthropology
Ph.D., University of California-Irvine
Research/teaching interests: Philanthropy, charity and humanitarianism, non-governmental organizations, human rights, political anthropology, anthropology of religion, economic anthropology, ethnographic methods, southern Africa, India
Global Studies course(s) taught: Global Politics of Human Rights
Timothy EhlingerResearch/teaching interests: the cause and effect relationships between human-induced stressors and the ecological integrity of lakes, streams and rivers.
Global Studies course(s) taught: Economics and the Environment
Research/teaching interests: Resistance to ecodevelopment, questions related to political ecology and environmental justice, cultural politics, environmentalism, Europeanisation, post-national citizenship; Italy, Europe
Global Studies course(s) taught: Economics and the Environment, Global Security Capstone
Uk HeoProfessor of Political Science
Ph.D., Texas A&M University
Research/teaching interests: international relations, Asian politics, the political economy of defense, and research methods
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics, Rethinking Global Security
Research/teaching interests: Microeconomic Theory, Industrial Organization, Law and Economics
Global Studies course(s) taught: Global Management Capstone
Shale HorowitzProfessor of Political Science
Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles
Research/teaching interests: international and ethnic conflict, the politics of international t rade and finance, the politics of market transition and institutional change in the post-communist countries and East Asia, and the politics of agricultural policy
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics
Professor of History
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Research/teaching interests: modern China and Japan, cultural interaction, international law and the state
Global Studies course(s) taught: Rethinking Global Security
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Ph.D., Harvard University
Research/teaching interests: Processes of political legitimation, lay/monastic rela tions in Buddhist Burma, Buddhist meditation movements in Southeast Asia, ethnographic methods, social theory
Global Studies course(s) taught: Freshman Seminar: Social Movements and the Internet
Lecturer for the School of Information Studies
Global Studies course(s) taught: Globalization and Information Technology
Andrew KincaidAndrew Kincaid
Associate Professor of English
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
Research/teaching interests: Urbanism, Modernism, Postcolonial Theory, and Irish Studies
Global Studies course(s) taught: Economics and the Environment
Research/teaching interests: the phenomenon of technological resource abandonment in innovation management, the application of comparative advantage theory in strategic management, and Chinese entrepreneurship.
Global Studies course(s) taught: Cross-Cultural Management
Tae-Seop LimProfessor of Communication
Ph.D., Michigan State University
Research/teaching interests: Intercultural (Cross-cultural) communication, face and facework across cultures, speech and verbal behavior in Asia, language and social interaction, quantitative research methods
Global Studies course(s) taught: Access, Security and Intercultural Context of Global Communications
Thomas M. MalabyAssociate Professor of Anthropology
Ph.D., Harvard
Research/teaching interests: Risk, modernity, history and futurity, globalization p rojects, urban criminality, medical anthropology, social theory, ritual and performance
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics, Global Communications Capstone
Andrew MartinAssociate Professor of English, Department Chair
Ph.D., University of Iowa
Research/teaching interests: Introduction to Film Studies, Science Fiction, War and Cinema, Vietnam, British Cinema, Classical and Contemporary Film Theory and Criticism, American Literature-late 19th Century and 20th Century, Realism, Naturalism, American Modernism, Theories of Mass Culture, Cultural Studies
Global Studies course(s) taught: Globalization and Information Technology, Global Security Capstone
Research/teaching interests: Urban geography of the Middle East, Globalization, Nationalisms, Tourism, post-colonial and feminist theories
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics, Globalization and Information Technology

Associate Professor of Geography
Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Research/teaching interests: Comparative Urban and Regional Economic Development and Planning, Brownfield Redevelopment
Global Studies course(s) taught: Economics and the Environment
Matt McGintyAssistant Professor of Economics
Ph.D., University of California-Santa Cruz
Research/teaching interests: International Trade, Environmental Economics, Game Theory
Global Studies course(s) taught: Economics and the Environment
Associate Professor of History
Ph.D., University of Michigan
Research/teaching interests: Latin America, global history
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics, The Global City in History
Hamid MohtadiProfessor of Economics
Ph.D., University of Michigan
Research/teaching interests: Economic Growth & Development, Micro. Theory
Global Studies course(s) taught: Economics and the Environment
Tasha OrenAssociate Professor of English
Director of Film Studies Program
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Research/teaching interests: Film and Media studies, media history, popular culture, globalization and media, Middle Eastern media history and fi lm, Asian American studies
Global Studies course(s) taught: Globalization and Information Technology
Peter PaikAssociate Professor of Comparative Literature
Ph.D., Cornell University
Research/teaching interests: World cinema, theology, myth and the creative imagination, science fiction, anime, and the graphic novel
Global Studies course(s) taught: Rethinking Global Security
Patrice PetroProfessor of English
Senior Director of the Center for International Education
Ph.D., University of Iowa
Research/teaching interests: Film history, criticism, and theory, Theories of modernism and modernity, Feminist and critical theory
Global Studies course(s) taught: Think Tank
Research/teaching interests: foreign policy decision making, international relations, U.S. foreign policy, political psychology, nuclear weapons and world politics, conflict studies
Global Studies course(s) taught: People and Politics
Global Studies course(s) taught: Strategies for Realizing Security in Global Contexts
Professor of History
Ph.D., Indiana University
Research/teaching interests: medicine and public health in Latin America, law and criminology in Latin America, social movements in Latin America, globalization, human rights and peace accords, gender issues
Global Studies course(s) taught: Think Tank
Peter SandsAssociate Professor of English
Ph.D., SUNY Binghamton
Research/teaching interests: American Studies; Rhetoric and Composition, Computers and Pedagogy, Critical Theory and Cultural Studies, Science Fiction and Utopian Studies
Global Studies course(s) taught: Globalization and Information Technology
Associate Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication
Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignResearch/teaching interests: South Asian sexual communication through film, offshoring discourses about/in India, U.S.A - India economic communication, South Asian gender identity, intercultural, international, and global communication, gender communication
Global Studies course(s) taught: Global Communications Capstone