PARTICIPATING FACULTY
Participating Faculty teach courses and conduct research in other UO departments, addressing international issues in ways that complement the mission of the International Studies Program. Their courses can be especially useful to our students in fulfilling major requirements. Participating faculty can be of help to International Studies students with questions on particular world regions or on themes that require global, transnational, or cross-cultural perspective.
Ina Asim, Dept: History, Asian Studies; Region: China, East Asia; Themes: archaeology, material culture, intellectual history, gender; inaasim@uoregon.edu
Aletta Biersack, Dept: Anthropology; Region: the Pacific Islands; Themes: gender, mining, historical anthropology, political ecology; abiersac@uoregon.edu
Shaul Cohen, Dept: Geography; Region: Middle East; Themes: political, environmental, cultural Geography; scohen@uoregon.edu
Robert Davis, Dept: Romance Languages; Region: Spain; Themes: Spanish and Romance linguistics, second-language methodology and teaching; rldavis@uoregon.edu
André Djiffack, Dept: Romance Languages; Region: Africa; Themes: Francophone literature in Africa, 20th-century French literature, colonial and postcolonial studies; djiffack@oregon.uoregon.edu
Chris Ellis, Dept: Economics; Themes: public economics, political economy, evolution of economic and political institutions; cjellis@uoregon.edu
John Foster, Dept: Sociology; Themes: Imperialism, ecological crisis, environment, Marxism, political economy; jfoster@uoregon.edu
Linda Fuller, Dept: Sociology; Region: Latin America; Themes: comparative socialism, work, Latin American development and social change; lofuller@uoregon.edu
Ibrahim Gassama, Dept: School of Law; Region: Africa; Themes: human rights, foreign policy, and international economic development; igassama@law.uoregon.edu
Lisa Gilman, Dept: English; Region: southern Africa (Malawi); Themes: intersections between performance and artistic forms, power, and gender; lmgilman@uoregon.edu
Susan W. Hardwick, Dept: Geography; Region: Canada and the former Soviet Union; Themes: Transnational immigration patterns and issues, especially refugee settlement and adaptation in British Columbia and other parts of the Pacific Northwest; susanh@uoregon.edu
Michael Hibbard, Dept: Planning, Public Policy, and Management (PPPM); Themes: sustainable development, healthy economies and healthy ecosystems in rural areas and small towns; mhibbard@uoregon.edu
Lamia Karim, Dept: Anthropology; Region: South and Southeast AsiaThemes: Globalization, gender, development, NGOs, state, Islam, human rights, nationalism, postcolonial theory; lamia@uoregon.edu
Jeff Magoto, Dept: Yamada Language Center; Themes: Language training; jmagoto@uoregon.edu
Karen McPherson, Dept: Romance Languages; Region: France, francophone world (Quebec, French Caribbean); Themes: modern French and Francophone cultures, gender studies, memory and mourning, autobiography, postcolonial literatures; ksmcpher@uoregon.edu
Ronald Mitchell, Dept: Political Science; Region: International Relations; Themes: international environmental politics, international institutions and organizations; rmitchel@uoregon.edu
Alec Murphy, Dept: Geography; Region: Europe; Themes: cultural and political geography, law and geography; abmurphy@uoregon.edu
Craig Parsons, Dept: Political Science; Region: Europe; Themes: comparative politics, regional integration, ideas and institutions; cap@uoregon.edu
Doris Payne, Dept: Linguistics; Region: East Africa, South America; Themes: language documentation, language and culture; dlpayne@uoregon.edu
Eric Pederson, Dept: Linguistics; Region: India; Themes: cognitive and psycholinguistics, language and culture, South Indian languages; epederso@uoregon.edu
Lise Nelson, Dept: Geography; Region: Latin America; Themes: cultural and political geography, international rural development, feminist theory; lise@uoregon.edu
Phil Scher, Dept: Anthropology; Region: Caribbean; Themes: politics of culture, transnationalism; pscher@uoregon.edu
Alison Snyder, Dept: Architecture; Themes: Ancient, design, light, ancient and modern sacred space and vernacular structures; absny@uoregon.edu
Rick Steers, Dept: College of Business; Themes: international management, work motivation and cross-cultural management; rsteers@uoregon.edu
Leslie Steeves, Dept: School of Journalism; Region: Africa; Themes: international communication, third world development communications, women, minorities, and media; lsteeves@uoregon.edu
Lynne Stephen, Dept: Anthropology; Region: Latin America; Themes: ethnicity and political economies, gender, U.S. Latinos; stephenl@uoregon.edu
Tuong Vu, Dept: Political Science (on leave 2007-08); Region: Asia; Themes: state formation, political economy of development, rural and agrarian politics, contentious politics, Cold War foreign policy, religion and politics; thvu@uoregon.edu, arivth@nus.edu.sg
Peter Walker, Dept: Geography; Region: Africa; Themes: cultural and political ecology, human-environmental relations, pwalker@uoregon.edu
Janis C Weeks, Dept: Biology; Region: Sub-Sarahan Africa; Themes: neuroscience, parasitic and infectious disease, HIV/AIDS, health care and health practices, mbira and marimba music of Zimbabwe; jweeks@uoregon.edu |