I teach undergraduate and graduate courses on international relations, past and present, with a substantive focus on the international relations of East Asia, Japanese and Chinese politics and foreign policy, and U.S. Asia-Pacific strategy. Most of my courses have been joint-listed in EALC and Political Science, and cross-listed in International Studies.
During the 2017-2018 academic year I am on leave from IU as a Social Science Research Council “Abe Fellow.” I will be conducting research in Tokyo, Beijing, and Washington, D.C.
Stable of courses: (*indicates new course offering at IU SGIS/EALC; #indicates course expected to be taught in the near future)
- EALC-E190: The Rise of China* #
- EALC-E204/POLS-Y200: Conflict and Cooperation in 21st Century East Asia*
- EALC-E350: Japanese Politics and Society* #
- EALC E-350/INTL I-300: U.S.-Japan Relations* #
- EALC-E386/POLS-Y300: U.S.-East Asia Relations (AKA “U.S. Asia-Pacific Strategy”*) #
- EALC-E390/POLS-Y333: Contemporary Chinese Politics #
- EALC-E392/POLS-Y300: Chinese Foreign Policy
- EALC-E395/POLS-Y300: Japan in World Trade & Politics
- EALC-E398/POLS-Y362: International Relations of East Asia*
N.B. Some courses are also offered at the graduate level, as well. Please contact me if interested.
