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Clifford Bob, Ph.D.

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Clifford Bob, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Political Science Department

Office: 509 College Hall
Phone: 412-396-6482
email:bob@duq.edu

Visit Dr. Bob's homepage at:
http://cliffordbob2.googlepages.com

Dr. Clifford Bob, Associate Professor of Political Science, joined the Policy Center's faculty in 1999.
EDUCATION
Harvard University, B.A. (magna cum laude), Social Studies, 1980;
New York University School of Law, J.D., 1984; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ph.D., Political Science, 1997. 

RESEARCH, PUBLICATIONS, AND SERVICE
Dr. Bob's research focuses on globlization, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), ethnic conflict and human rights. His book, The Marketing of Rebellion: Insurgents, Media, and International Activism (Cambridge University Press, 2005), won several prizes including the 2007 International Studies Association's Best Book Award. His edited volume, The International Struggle for New Human Rights, will be published by the University of Pennsylvania Press in 2009. He is currently researching a book on transnational activism by conservative NGOs. His articles have appeared in Foreign Policy, American Journal of International Law, International Politics, and such newspapers as the Los Angeles Times, International Hearald Tribune, San Francisco Examiner, Sidney Morning Herald, South China Morning Post, and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Organizations that have supported Dr. Bob's research are the American Council of Learned Societies, United States Institute of Peace, the Smith Richardson Foundation, Albert Einstein Institution, and the Social Science Research Council.

Dr. Bob directs the University's Pre-Law Program and serves as faculty advisor to the Duquesne Model United Nations Council.


STATEMENT
My goal is to bring a comparative and international dimension to the Policy Center. By doing so, I seek to broaden students' perspectives on regional and national policymaking. I also aim to shed light on the political forces behind "public" policy and the often unforeseen consequences of even the best-intentioned initiatives.

For more information about programs available in the Graduate Center for Social and Public Policy contact:

Duquesne University
Graduate Center for Social and Public Policy
539 College Hall
600 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15282
412-396-1780
Fax: 412-396-1739
E-mail: socialpolicy@duq.edu

   
 
 
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