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Quick Links:
Current Teaching Links:
Old Class Links:
- UHP 302-027: PoliSciFi, Spring 2009
- PS 495: Junior Honors Seminar, Spring 2009
- PS 240: World Politics, Spring 2007
- PS280: Introduction to Political Analysis, Fall 2008
- PS 340: Negotiation and Bargaining, Spring 2007
- PS 340: Theories of International Negotiations, Spring 2004
- PS 340: Theories of International Conflict and Cooperation, Spring 2003
- PS 341: Theories of International Conflict and Cooperation, Spring 2006
- PS 499: International Law and Game Theory (Independent Study), Fall 2005
- PS 540: Proseminar in International Relations, Fall 2002
- PS 540: Proseminar in International Relations, Fall 2005
- PS 541: Game Theory Seminar, Spring 2008
- PS 541: Game Theory Seminar, Spring 2006
- PS 541: Strategy and Politics, Fall 2003
- PS 541: Strategy and Politics, Spring 2002
- PS 580: Introduction to Empirical Research, Fall 2006
- PS 580: Introduction to Empirical Research, Fall 2005
- PS 580: Introduction to Empirical Research, Fall 2002
- PS 581: Statistics for Social Research, Fall 2008
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About me:
I am an Associate Professor at the University of New Mexico in the Department of Political Science. My major substantive field is international relations, although I consider myself something of a general theorist. I use the tools of positive political theory and empirical methodology to examine questions regarding conflict and cooperation in human behavior. My first exposure to these tools--especially rational choice--was at the University of Rochester where I earned a B.A. in Political Science. I did my graduate work (M.A. and Ph.D.) in the Political Science department at Michigan State University. My dissertation examined dispute initiation between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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