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For almost 30 years, I’ve been both a tenured and a nontenured university professor of interdisciplinary politics and international relations since 1995, beginning my pre-doctoral teaching career at Middlesex County College, and my post-doctoral teaching at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), Columbia University. I went on to teach comparative, African, and world politics, global affairs, and development studies at Rutgers University, Long Island University Brooklyn, the University of Delaware, Michigan State University, and currently, the University of Massachusetts Boston. I am currently a full, tenured professor of global governance in the department of conflict resolution, human security and global governance at UMass Boston.

SELECT COURSES TAUGHT:

  • International Relations Theory
  • International Security (Advanced Intervention in Conflict Resolution) (graduate)
  • International Political Economy (graduate)
  • International Relations Theory (graduate)
  • International Political and Economic Relations (undergraduate)
  • Regional Politics, Conflict and Cooperation- Africa in International Relations (undergraduate)
  • State and Society in Comparative Perspective (undergraduate)
  • Seminar in Comparative Democracy (undergraduate-senior; and graduate)
  • Cultures and Politics in Transnational Perspective (undergraduate)
  • Introduction to Public Affairs (undergraduate freshmen)
  • Politics, Economics, and Society of the Third World (undergraduate)
  • Comparative Politics (undergraduate)
  • African Politics (undergraduate)
  • Seminar in Development (graduate)
  • Graduate Seminar in African Studies (graduate)
  • Postcolonial Transformations in Africa (undergraduate)
  • Freshman Study Abroad Seminar in South Africa (Politics, Place and Identity in the New South Africa- undergraduates)
  • The Global Dimensions of the African Diaspora (undergrad)
  • Survey in Africana Studies (undergrad)
  • Research and Action in the New South Africa (graduate and undergraduate)
  • eSankofa: a conversation on the global Black experience (a MOOC)