Interim Director and Professor of Political Science and International Studies

Areas of Interest: Borders and smuggling; transnational crime and crime control; and the political economy of conflict and intervention.

Associate Professor of Sociology and International Studies

Areas of Interest: democracy, urban governance, racism, social movements, civil society, and Brazil.

Faculty Fellow and Director of IR and DS Programs

Areas of Interest: international political economy, and specifically the politics of ideas, how institutions and disciplines change, political parties, and the politics of finance.

Dupee Faculty Fellow

Areas of Interest: comparative politics, political economy and the Middle East, social welfare and human security, identity politics, and the politics of economic development

Faculty Fellow

Areas of Interest: global political economy, development, comparative-historical sociology, global health, trade

Faculty Fellow and Director of Middle East Studies

Areas of Interest: The history of social groups, places, and time periods that have been silenced or erased by conventional scholarship on the early modern and modern Middle East; Middle East family history and the social history of the Palestinians

Professor of Sociology and International Studies and Co-Director of the Graduate Program in Development

Areas of Interest: development and comparative political economy, globalization, urban governance, democratization and civil society, the production of inequality; focus on South Asia and Southern Africa.

Professor of Sociology and International Studies

Areas of Interest: Globalizing knowledge institutions, networks, and media; cultural articulation of democracy, peace, and energy security

Thomas J. Watson, Jr. Family Professor of Anthropology and International Studies

Areas of Interest: Military, war, and society; Automobility and inequality; Race and gender; Democracy; US and Asia-Pacific

Faculty Fellow and Director of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

Areas of Interest: comparative politics of development; comparative political economy; Latin American politics; knowledge production in the social sciences.

Sol Goldman Professor of International Studies and the Social Sciences and Director of the Brown-India Initiative

Areas of Interest: ethnicity and nationalism; political economy of development; and South Asian politics and political economy.

Professor (Research) and Director of the Brown International Advanced Research Institutes

Areas of Interest: Social and cultural dimensions of political and economic processes; Macedonia and the Balkans – and the international and transnational linkages that run through the region; the evaluation of democracy promotion programs; identity politics in diasporic communities; and what the US military learned about culture from its experience in Bosnia and Kosovo.

William R. Rhodes Research Professor and Co-Director of the Graduate Program in Development

Areas of Interest: Economic reform and development in Latin America and East Asia; finance for development; development strategy; international political economy.

Professor at Large

Areas of Interest: political and economic development.

Professor at Large

Areas of Interest: industrial economics, organization, and policy, competition regulations and the development of small and medium businesses, relations between states and markets, and the dynamics of different capitalistic models.

Professor at Large, Member of the Board of Overseers Emeritus

Areas of Interest: international finance.

Senior Fellow

Areas of Interest: national security policy and decisionmaking, economic sanctions, terrorism, cybersecurity, and other economic aspects of contemporary international security issues.

Senior Fellow

Areas of Interest: comparative political economy of development, globalization and global governance, labor, social movements and transnational civil society.

Senior Fellow and Director of the Choices Program

Areas of Interest: education, civic engagement in international and public policy, and renewal of American democracy.

Postdoctoral Scholar in International Studies

Areas of Interest: religion in global politics, secularization, human rights, international relations theory, conflict resolution, political violence, politics of divided societies.

Postdoctoral Scholar in International Studies and Anthropology

Areas of Interest: power and inequality, religious and secular modes of aspiration, rural poverty in South Asia, anthropology of religion and ethics, political theologies, critical theory/continental philosophy.

Adjunct Professor of International Studies

Areas of Interest: International political economy of development and international relations theory.

Visiting Scholar in International Studies

Areas of Interest: Latin America, politics of economic reform, political parties, labor unions, impact of a crisis of traditional political institutions on linkages between the state and civil society.

Visiting Fellow in International Studies

Areas of Interest: Cybersecurity, privacy and civil liberties, intelligence, open government and information sharing, U.S. national security policy process, Congressional process.

Barnaby Conrad and Mary Critchfield Keeney Professor of History Emeritus

Areas of Interest: National identity in Russia/Soviet Union and United States from 1830-1930, and the history of the Cold War.

Professor of History Emerita

Areas of Interest: Social, economic, and religious history of Russia and the Ukraine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Adjunct Professor of International Studies

Areas of Interest: Women and feminism in politics, development, foreign policy, and democracy; Latin America, international relations, comparative development politics.

Adjunct Professor of International Studies

Areas of Interest: conventional and nuclear arms control, German, Russian, and European security issues.

Adjunct Professor of International Studies

Areas of Interest: American foreign policy, Latin American politics, the construction of democratic governance worldwide, Global California's policy challenges, and the California-Mexico connection.

Visiting Scholar in International Studies

Areas of Interest: Transnational migration and remittance circulation; capitalism and liberalism in the Americas; U.S. military doctrine and strategy

Adjunct Professor of International Studies

Areas of Interest: Human rights, UN and OAS human rights mechanisms, democratic transition and consolidation in Latin America, violence, authoritarian legacies, un-civil society.

Professor of Sociology Emeritus

Areas of Interest: Social theory and comparative historical research, especially regarding state and politics and the political economy of development.

Adjunct Professor of International Studies

Areas of Interest: Sociology of art, gender studies and urban developments in communist and postcommunist societies.

Professor of Political Science Emeritus

Areas of Interest: Comparative politics, South Africa.

Vice President for International Affairs and Professor of Anthropology

Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies

An Wang Professor of Computer Science

Interim Director of the Rhodes Center for International Economics and Finance

Associate Professor of Sociology

Director of South Asian Studies and Associate Professor of History