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Globalization and Inequality Initiative

Gianpaolo Baiocchi Associate Professor of International Studies Areas of Interest: democracy, urban governance, racism, social movements, civil society, and Brazil.	Patrick Heller Professor of Sociology and International Studies 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.
Catherine Lutz 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	Richard Snyder Director, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Faculty Fellow and Professor of Political Science Areas of Interest: comparative politics of development; comparative political economy; Latin American politics; knowledge production in the social sciences.

Global Insecurity

Peter Andreas
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.

Abbott Gleason
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.

Political Economy of Development

Peter Andreas 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.	Dietrich Rueschemeyer Professor of Sociology Emeritus Areas of Interest: Social theory and comparative historical research, especially regarding state and politics and the political economy of development.
Marilyn Rueschemeyer Adjunct Professor Areas of Interest: Sociology of art, gender studies and urban developments in communist and postcommunist societies.	Richard Snyder Director, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Faculty Fellow and Professor of Political Science Areas of Interest: comparative politics of development; comparative political economy; Latin American politics; knowledge production in the social sciences.

Politics, Culture, and Identity

Patricia Herlihy
Professor of History Emeritus
Areas of Interest: Social, economic, and religious history of Russia and the Ukraine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Catherine Lutz
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

Instructional Programs and Activities

Peter Andreas 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.	Gianpaolo Baiocchi Associate Professor of International Studies Areas of Interest: democracy, urban governance, racism, social movements, civil society, and Brazil.
Patrick Heller Professor of Sociology and International Studies 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.