Professor of political science and international relations at Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia. I write and teach about international relations, international organizations, nuclear proliferation, and Asia. CV.
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2807 N. Glebe Rd, Arlington, VA 22207
crector@marymount.edu
Rowley Hall, Room G124
Last book:
A study of how China decides whether and how to invest in sustaining global governance, with case studies on climate, nuclear proliferation, Central Asia, and international finance.
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Next books:
Balanced International Organizations: Building Cooperation through Institutionalized Symmetry. With Ayse Kaya. Conference paper: Obsolescing Political Bargains and Institutional Design: Balance in Post-War Institutions. [Slides.]
China’s Rise and the Struggle over International Order: Great power conflict and the provision of global goods. With Scott Kastner and Margaret Pearson. Conference paper: China’s Rise and the Struggle over International Order: Great power conflict and the provision of global goods. [Slides]