My research is focussed on realist international relations theory, the nature and
role of systemic anarchy within it, and the possibilities for moving beyond the
assumption of anarchy in assessing the international political system. 

In addition to international relations theory, I also maintain research interests in
international security, conflict studies, globalisation and post-Cold War international
politics. 

I am currently teaching international politics at CEFAM (Centre d'Etudes
Franco-Américain de Management) in Lyon, France.

Peer Reviewed Articles

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The Balkan Bullet with Butterfly Wings, CEU Political Science Journal (2006)
 

Books

Popular Press

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China: Re-emerging, Not Rising, VOX: The Periodical of Politics, Economics and Philosophy (2008)
 

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Italy Shrinks, Work|Out (2007)
 

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Get Yourself Connected (with Stephan Schatzmann), Zoon Politikon (2006)
 

Working Papers

Conference Papers

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Thinking about Power in a Complex System, 2nd Global International Studies Conference (2008)
 

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Of the Problems in and the Possibilities for Mapping International Chaos, 3rd Annual Graduate Conference in Political Science in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin (2008)
 

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Terror on the TGV? The Terrorist Threat to France's High Speed Train Network, American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy (2007)
 

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