Cynthia Keppley Mahmood

 

 

University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, Indiana 46556

 

Office:  (574)631-6433    Home:  (574)243-2840

 

 

 

 

 

Education

 

1986              Ph.D.  Anthropology, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana

     

Doctoral Dissertation:  Rebellion and Response in Ancient India:  Political Dynamics of the Hindu-Buddhist Tradition

 

1981               M.A.  Anthropology, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana

           

1977               B.A.  Anthropology and Psychology, New College, Sarasota, Florida

 

1973               Diplomas, Atheneum in Katwijk aan Zee, the Netherlands/

                        Wyomissing Area High School, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania

 

 

 

Professional Positions

 

2001 -             Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame, Indiana/

                        Senior Fellow, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies

 

1996-2000          Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Maine, Orono, Maine

 

1991-1996     Assistant Professor of Anthropology,  University of Maine, Orono, Maine

 

1993-1994          Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Colby College, Waterville,

Maine

 

1986-1991          Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Central University of Iowa, Pella,

Iowa

 

1986               Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, Wilson College, Chambersburg,

                  Pennsylvania

 

1983-1986          Research Analyst, Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans,

Louisiana

 

 

 

Publications

 

Books

 

The Guru’s Gift: An Ethnography Exploring Gender Equality With North American Sikh Women (with Stacy Brady).  Mountain View, California/London/Toronto:  Mayfield Publishing Company, 2000.  (Republished by McGraw-Hill, 2002)

 

Fighting for Faith and Nation: Dialogues With Sikh Militants.  Series on Contemporary Ethnography.  Philadelphia:  University of Pennsylvania Press, 1996.  

 

Frisian and Free:  Study of an Ethnic Minority of the Netherlands.  Prospect Heights, Illinois:  Waveland Press, 1989.

 

 

Book Series (Editor)

 

The Ethnography of Political Violence.  Philadelphia:  University of Pennsylvania Press, 1995-   

 

Vol. 1   A Different Kind of War Story, by Carolyn Nordstrom, 1997

 

Vol. 2   Unraveling Somalia: Race, Violence and the Legacy of Slavery, by Catherine

            Besteman, 1998

 

Vol. 3  Death Squad:  The Anthropology of State Terror, edited by Jeffrey A. Sluka, 1999

 

Vol. 4  War and Slavery in Sudan, by Jok Madut Jok, 2001

 

Vol. 5  Crossing the Green Line Between the West Bank and Israel, by Avram Bornstein,

            2002

 

Vol. 6  Masking Terror:  How Women Contain Violence in Southern Sri Lanka, by

            Alexandra Argenti-Pillen, 2002

 

Vol. 7  Karaoke Fascism:  Burma and the Politics of Fear, by Monique Skidmore, 2004

 

Vol. 8  Hitting Where It Hurts Most:  The Traumatization of Argentine Society, by

            Antonius Robben, 2005

 

Vol. 9  A Landscape of Hope and Despair: Palestinian Refugee Camps, by Julie Peteet,

            in press.

 

Vol. 10  Child Soldiers in Africa, by Alcinda Honwana, in press.

 

 

Refereed Articles and Chapters

 

“Sikhs in Canada:  Identity and Commitment.”   In Religion and Ethnicity in Canada, ed. Paul Bramadat and David Seljak, pp. 52-68.  Toronto:  Pearson-Longman, 2004.

 

“Anthropological Compulsions in a World in Crisis.”  Anthropology Today 18(3): 1-2, 2002.

 

“Myth, Terror, and the Power of Ethnographic Praxis.”  Journal of Contemporary Ethnography  30(5): 520-545, 2001.

 

“The Tile-Maker.”  Anthropology and Humanism 13(1): 1-15, 2000.

 

“Writing the Bones.”  Human Rights Review 1(1): 19-33, 1999.

 

“Trials by Fire: Dynamics of Terror in Punjab and Kashmir.”  In The Anthropology of

State Terror, ed. Jeffrey A. Sluka, pp. 70-90.  Series on The Ethnography of Political

Violence.  University of Pennsylvania, 1999.

 

“On Human Rights.”  Abstracts of Sikh Studies 1(4): 5-16, 1998

 

“Playing the Game of Love: Passion and Martyrdom Among Khalistani Sikhs.”  In

Martyrdom and National Liberation Movements, ed. Joyce Pettigrew, pp. 72-87. 

Comparative Asian Studies Series No. 18.  Amsterdam:  Free University Press, 1997.

 

“Hinduism in Context:  Approaching a Religious Tradition Through External Sources.” 

In The Anthropology of Religion:  A Handbook, ed. Stephen Glazier, pp. 305-318. 

Westport, Connecticut:  Greenwood Press, 1997.

 

“Asylum, Violence and the Limits of Advocacy.”  Human Organization 55(4): 493-498,

1996.

 

“Why Sikhs Fight.”  In Anthropological Contributions to Conflict Resolution, ed. Alvin Wolfe and Honggang Yang, pp. 14-32.  Athens, Georgia:  University of Georgia, 1996; reprinted in Abstracts of Sikh Studies, July 1996.

 

“Violence and the Culture of Sikh Separatism.”  POLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review 17(1):  11-22, 1994.

 

“Ayodhya and the Hindu Resurgence.”  Religion 24: 73-80, 1994.

 

“Rethinking Indian Communalism: Culture and Counter-Culture.”  Asian Survey 33(7): 722-737, 1993.

 

“Do Ethnic Groups Exist? A Cognitive Perspective on the Concept of Cultures” (with Sharon Armstrong).   Ethnology 31(1): 1-14, 1992.

 

“Muslim and Hindu Castes:  An Inquiry Into the Origins of an Ideology.”  Man in India (New Delhi) 71(1): 203-212, 1991.

 

“Transatlantic Interpretation: Insight or Insult?”  Etnofoor (Amsterdam) 3(2) 69-78, 1990.

 

“Sikh Rebellion and the Hindu Concept of Order.”  Asian Survey 29(3): 326-340, 1989.

 

“Ethnicity, Equality, and the Political Potential of Buddhism.”  In Buddhism and World Peace, ed. Sachindra Narayan, pp. 25-33.  New Delhi: Inter-India Publications, 1989.

 

“The Cultural Ecology of ‘Neighbor’s Duty’ in Friesland.”  Journal of Cultural Geography 9(1): 83-94, 1988.

 

 

In Progress

 

“The Jihadist Imaginary in South Asian Islam,” to be submitted to American Anthropologist.

 

“The Air India Bombing and the Politics of Truth,” to be submitted to Cultural Anthropology.

 

Special Subjects:  Topographies of Identity and Violence in Kashmir (co-edited, with Haley Duschinski).  Under consideration at the University of Pennsylvania Press.

 

Reduced to Ashes: Disappearances, Cremations, and the Human Rights Question in Punjab.  To be submitted to Oxford University Press. 

 

 

Book Reviews

 

“The Performance of Human Rights in Morocco, by Susan Slyomovics.”  Journal of Anthropological Research, in press.

 

“The ‘Huddled Masses’ Myth”: Immigration and Civil Rights, by Kevin Johnson.”  Journal of International Migration and Integration, in press.

 

“Paths to Collective Madness: A Study in Social Order and Political Pathology, by Dipak K. Gupta.”  Political Psychology, September, 2003.

 

“Terror and Taboo: The Follies, Faces and Fables of Terrorism, by Joseba Zulaika and William Douglass.”  American Ethnologist, 1998.

 

“Fieldwork Under Fire: Contemporary Studies of Violence and Survival, edited by Carolyn Nordstrom and Antonius Robben.”   Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 1998.

 

“The Civility of Indifference: On Domesticating Ethnicity, by F.G. Bailey.”  American Ethnologist, 1998.

 

“Merit and Blessing in Mainland Southest Asia in Comparative Perspective, edited by Cornelia Ann Kammerer and Nicola Tannenbaum.”  American Anthropologist, 1997.

 

“Representing Hinduism: The Construction of Religious Traditions and National Identity, edited by Vasudha Dalmia and Heinrich von Stientencron.”  Journal of Church and State, 1997.

 

“Elk Vist Op Zijn Tij:  Een Historisch-Antropologisch Studie van een Zeeuwse Maritieme Gemeenschap, Yerseke 1870-1914 [Out With the Tide: A Historical-Anthropological Study of a Zeeland Maritime Community, Yerseke 1870-1914] by Rob van Ginkel.”   MAST: Maritime Anthropological Studies, 1992.

 

“English Travelers Abroad 1604-1667, by John Stoye.”  European Studies Journal, 1991.

 

 

Other Publications

 

“Being Human in a Violent World:  What Should We Teach Our Children?”  U.S. Institute of Peace Teaching Unit on Religion and Violence, 2005.

 

“Hearts, Minds, and Sustainable Peace in Kashmir.”  Kroc Institute Peace Colloquy, 2004.

 

 “Fundamentals of Extremism.”  In History Behind the Headlines: The Origins of Conflicts Worldwide. Farmington Hills, Missouri: Lucent Books, 2002.

 

“Agenda for an Anthropology of Peace.”  Anthropology Newsletter, June, 2003.

 

“Why I Believe We Need to Talk To Extremists.”  The Times Educational Supplement (London), May 2002.

 

A Sea of Orange: Writings on the Sikhs and India.  Philadelphia, Xlibris, 2001.  [Collection of published articles and speeches.]

 

“Kashmir and the War on Terrorism.”  Policy Brief Series of the Kroc Institute, University of Notre Dame, October 2001.

 

“NGO’s in International Peace-Making” (with Geoffrey Wingard).  In Magill’s Guide to Military History, ed. John Powell.  Pasadena:  Salem Press, 2001.

 

“The Amritsar Massacre” (with Geoffrey Wingard).  In Magill’s Guide to Military History, ed. John Powell.  Pasadena: Salem Press, 2001.

 

“Somalia” (with Anthony King).  In Magills’ Guide to Military History, ed. John Powell.  Pasadena: Salem Press, 2001.

 

“The Abenaki Wars” (with Anthony King).  In Magill’s Guide to Military History, ed. John Powell.   Pasadena:  Salem Press, 2001.

 

“Cyprus.”  In Current World Conflicts and Confrontations, ed. R. Kent Rasmussen.  Pasadena: Salem Press, 1999.

 

“Pakistan.”  In Current World Conflicts and Confrontations, ed. R. Kent Rasmussen, 1999.

 

“The Punjab Conflict: Thoughts on Human Rights and Militancy.”  North American Sikh Journal, October, 1998.

 

“Disappearances in Punjab and the Impunity of the Indian State” (with Ram Narayan Kumar).  Human Rights Awareness (electronic), October, 1998.

 

“When They Read What We Write: Fighting For Faith and Nation.”  Sangat (electronic), December, 1997.

 

“Residence Patterns.”  In The International Encyclopedia of Sociology, ed. Frank Magill.

London: Fitzroy Pearson, 1996.

 

“The Hindu Caste System”  In The International Encyclopedia of Ethics, ed. John K. Roth.  London: Fitzroy Pearson, 1994.

 

“Jain Ethics.”  In The International Encyclopedia of Ethics, ed. John K. Roth.  London: Fitzroy Pearson, 1994.

 

“Sikh Ethics.”  In The International Encyclopedia of Ethics, ed. John K. Roth.  London: Fitzroy Pearson, 1994. 

 

“Madhyamaka.”  In The International Encyclopedia of Ethics, ed. John K. Roth.  London: Fitzroy Pearson, 1994. 

 

“Anthropological Ethics in Arenas of Violence.”  Anthropology Newsletter, October, 1993.

 

“Is There a Hindu Majority?”  South Asia Monitor, March, 1993.

 

“Development or Destruction:  Walking the Fine Line in Action Anthropology.”  South Asia Monitor, February, 1993. 

 

“Sikhs in Punjab Revolt.”  In Great Events From History: Human Rights, ed. Frank Magill, pp. 2215-2219.  Pasadena: Salem Press, 1992.

 

 “Images of Europe in Anthropological Case Studies.”  Proceedings of the Fifteenth European Studies Conference, pp. 192-199.  Cedar Falls, Iowa:  University of Northern Iowa, 1991.

 

 “Urbanization and Class Alignment in West Punjab” (with Khalid Mahmood).  Human Mosaic 20(1-2): 13-27, 1986.

 

“The Politicization of Tradition in Colonial Burma.”  Human Mosaic 16(2) 34-44, 1985.

 

“Redefining Ahimsa in Political Buddhism” (with John L. Fischer).  Encyclopedia of Non-Violence.  Ahmedabad:  Gujarat Vidyapith, 1985.

 

 

 

Presentations, Speeches and Media Appearances

 

“Violence, Play, and the Problem of Post-Conflict Healing.”  Emory University Conference on the Event of War, 2004.

 

“Voices of Peace.”  CBS Special Program on Religion and Violence, 2004.

 

“Genocide in Ethnically Divided Societies.”  Fordham University Conference on Preventing Genocide, 2004.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Terrorists and Martyrs.”   Teresa Dease Memorial Lecture, University of Toronto, 2003.

 

“Terrorists and Martyrs.”  Teresa Dease Memorial Lecture, University of Waterloo, 2003.

 

“Facing the Enemy.”  Vision TV (Canada), 2003.

 

“Sikh Women: The Challenge of Faith.”   Omni TV (Canada), 2003.

 

“Globalization and Terrorism: The Missing Piece.”  University of Michigan, 2003.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Religion and Peacebuilding in South Asia.”  Symposium on Religion, Violence and Agency in South Asia, University of Notre Dame, 2003.  Roundtable Discussion Chair.

 

“Border Myths:  Immigration, Security, and Terorrism.”  Sixth National Metropolis Conference (Canada), Edmonton, 2003.  Plenary Speaker.

 

“Clash of Civilizations or Social Capital?”  Canadian Metropolis Forum, Ottawa, 2003.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Islamic Responses and Academic Responsibilities in the Wake of 9/11.”  Loyola University Lecture Series on Religion and Violence, Chicago, 2003.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Toward the Resolution of Conflict in Kashmir.”  Islamic Society of North America Annual Conference, Washington, D.C. 2003.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Sikh Militancy and State Repression, or What’s Wrong with ‘Terrorism’?”  Columbia University Symposium on Process and Punishment, 2002.  Invited Speaker.

 

“How Does a War on Terror Become a War on Rights?”  Harvard Law School Conference on Religion, Democracy, and Human Rights, 2002.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Conflict in Kashmir:  Nervousness in the System.”  Conference on Multiple Voices: Islam and the West Since 9/ll, University of Notre Dame, 2002.

 

“People of the Book.”  Centennial Foundation, Toronto, 2002.  Keynote Speaker.

 

“The Limits of War in an Age of Terrorism.”  Loyola University, Chicago, 2001.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Face to Face with Jihad.”  National Public Radio, 2001.

 

“Sikh Radicalism and Asylum:  The Rights/Violence Dilemma.”  University of Colorada Institute for Asian Studies, Boulder, 2001.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale: Man, Martyr, Myth.”  Symposium on the Legacy of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, San Jose State University, 2000.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Sikh Militancy and the Air India Bombing.”  Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 2000.

 

“Religious Terrorism and Issues of Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Weapons.”  SAIC/Defense Intelligence Agency Project, Maclean, Virginia, 2000.  Invited Panelist.

 

“Human Rights Discourse and the Balance of Power.” Conference on Sikh Studies, Oakland University, Detroit, 2000.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Knowledge and Responsibility:  Educating for the 21st Century.”  Distinguished Lecture, Maine Center for the Arts, Orono, 2000.

 

“Women Rebels of Cyprus:  A Gendered History of the EOKA movement.  Conference on Cypriot Society Into the New Millenium, University of Greenwich, London, 1999.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Torture at the Millenium”  American Anthropological Association, Chicago, 1999.  Panel Co-organizer and Discussant.

 

“Inscribing Power, Interpreting Pain, Interrogating Politics.”  Conference on Investigating and Combating Torture, University of Chicago, 1999.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Voices From the Dark of Night.”  Commemoration of the Massacres of 1984, Boston University, 1999.  Keynote Speaker.

 

“Islam in the Kashmir Conflict.”  BBC World Service, 1999.

 

“The Khalsa at 300: Challenges for the Future.”  Sikh Tricentennial Celebration, New York, 1999.  Invited Speaker.

 

“The Punjab Conflict: Human Rights in Context.” Symposium on Punjab, Columbia University Law School, New York, 1998.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Telling the Truth.”  Toronto Sikh Anniversary Dinner,  1998.  Keynote Speaker.

 

“The Situation in Punjab Through the Eyes of the West.”  International Sikh Convention, Washington, D.C.  1998.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Human Rights in India:  What Can Americans Do?”  Sikh Youth Federation Retreat, Detroit, 1998.   Invited Speaker.

 

“Saint-Soldiers.”  BBC World Service, 1998.

 

“Violence and the Sacred: Religious Militancy at the Milennium.”  University of Cyprus, Nicosia, 1998.  Invited Speaker. 

 

“India and Human Rights: Challenges for the Future.”  World Sikh Organization Parliamentary Dinner, Ottawa, 1997.  Keynote Speaker.

 

“Update on Human Rights in Punjab.”  Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, Ottawa, 1997.

 

“Black Cats: Defining Treason and Nationhood in Punjab and Kashmir.”  American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, 1996.

 

“Women Seeking Asylum: New Frontiers in International Law.”  Women Studies Conferences, Bangor, Maine, 1996.

 

“The Challenge of Terrorism: An Anthropologist’s View.”  Mid-Coast Forum on Foreign Relations, Rockport, Maine, 1996.  Keynote Speaker.

 

“Conflict in South Asia.”  Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1995.

 

“The Scholar as Activist: Problems and Paradoxes in the Study of Conflict in Punjab.”  American Anthropological Association, Atlanta, 1994.  Presidential Session.

 

“The Status of the Sikh Militancy.”  Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, Toronto, 1995.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Understanding Sikh Militancy.”  Symposium on Punjab’s Struggle, University of California at Berkeley, 1994.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Understanding Violence in the Sikh Militant Community.”  Key Symposium of the Southern Anthropological Association, Atlanta, 1994.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Sikh Nationalism in Punjab.”  Seminar on Human Rights Violations in Punjab and Kashmir, University of Calgary, 1994.  Invited Speaker.

 

“The Culture of Sikh Separatism.”  Association for Asian Studies, Boston, 1994.

 

“Resistance and Pluralism.”  Sikh Symposium, York University, Toronto, 1994.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Challenges Facing Sikh Youth.”  United Sikh Association, Boston, 1994.  Keynote Speaker.

 

“Assessing Asylum Claims from Punjab.”  U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, San Francisco, 1994.  Invited Speaker.

 

“Sikh Militancy and the Anthropology of Resistance.”  American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C.  1993.

 

“Deconstruction, Buddhism, and the Concept of Ethnicity.”  American Anthropological Association, Chicago, 1991.

 

“Responses to Ethnography in Friesland: Negotiating Definitions of Culture (with S.L. Armstrong and R. Lage).  American Anthropological Association, Chicago, 1990.  Presidential Session.

 

“The Establishment of a Research Center in the Netherlands: Issues, Methods, and Results” (with T. Rempe and K. Spencer).  Association for European Studies, Omaha, 1990.

 

“Images of Europe in Anthropological Case Studies.”  Association for European Studies, Omaha, 1990.

 

“An Anthropologist’s Role in Frisian Ethnonationalism.”  Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, 1989.

 

“Equality, Ethnicity, and the Political Potential of Buddhism.”  International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Zagreb, 1988.

 

“Sikh Rebellion and the Hindu Concept of Order.”  American Ethnological Society, St. Louis, 1988.

 

 

Grants and Awards

 

“Kroc Peace Institute Initiative on Kashmir” (Principal Investigator).  CarEth Foundation, 2002.

 

Centennial Foundation Award for Excellence in the Study of Sikhism, Toronto, 2002.

 

“Ethnography of the Kashmir Conflict.”   Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, University of Notre Dame, 2002.

 

North American Sikh Service Award, Chicago, 2001.

 

Sikh Heritage Book Award, San Francisco, 2000.

 

“Atrocities in Punjab and the Discourse of Indian Democracy.”  University of Maine Faculty Research Award, 1999.

 

Ethnic Studies Development Grant,  University of Maine College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 1999.

 

“Women in Greek Cypriot Militancy.”  Government of Cyprus Research Grant, 1996.

 

“Women Rebels of Cyprus.”  Women in the Curriculum Grant, University of Maine, 1998.

 

“Preliminary Investigation on Women in Greek Cypriot Militancy.”  Government of Cyprus Research Grant, 1997.

 

Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi as outstanding faculty member at the University of Maine, 1997.

 

“Films for Anthropological Teaching” (with Henry Munson).  Bird and Bird Foundation Instructional Technology Grant, 1996.

 

“Refugee Warriors: Challenges to State Sovereignty in Canadian Asylum Decisions.”  Canadian-American Center Grant, University of Maine, 1996.

 

“Developing Gender Studies in Anthropology.”  Women in the Curriculum Grant, University of Maine, 1993.

 

“Anthropological Contributions to the Multiculturalism Debate.”  University of Maine Summer Faculty Research Grant, 1992.

 

“Initial Assessment of the Sauria Paharia Tribe of Northern India.”  University of Maine Faculty Research Grant, 1992.

 

Central College Outstanding Performance Award for Teaching, 1989.

 

 

 Teaching

 

Experience in teaching English as a Second Language (Sapporo, Japan); Elderhostel and Upward Bound Programs (Iowa); Catholic Relief Services Training (Notre Dame).

 

Founder and Director of ethnographic field school in Friesland, the Netherlands, a summer program for undergraduate anthropology and linguistics students, 1987-90.

 

Author of ancillary text materials for top-selling introductory textbook in anthropology, including instructor’s manuals, test banks, study guides, and overhead transparency sets, published by Harcourt Brace 1994- present.

 

Author of internet guide to anthropology resources for students, published by Thomson Educational Publishers, 2000- present.

 

Participant in Teachers as Scholars program, U.S. Institute of Peace, 2005.  Taught seminar for K-12 teachers on “Religion, Conflict, and Peacebuilding.”

 

Undergraduate courses taught:  Introduction to Anthropology; Minorities and Ethnic Groups; Archaeology; Human Origins; Cultural Anthropology; Civilization in South Asia; Magic, Witchcraft and Religion; Anthropological Theory; Anthropology of War and Peace; Gender and Anthropology; Gender and Violence; Ethnographic Method and Writing for Change.

 

Graduate courses taught:  Origins of Violence and Cultures of Peace; Culture and Religion in Peacebulding; Genocide, Witness and Memory; Ethnic Conflict; Conflict Transformation and Strategic Peacebuilding.

 

 

 

Professional Service and Activities

 

Fellow, American Anthropological Association

 

Editorial Board Member, Sikh Formations: Religion, Culture, and Theory

 

Article reviewer for Cultural Anthropology, American Anthropologist, Ethnology, Asian Survey, Peace and Change, Nationalism and Ethnic Politics

 

Manuscript reviewer for the University of California Press, Oxford University Press, Duke University Press, the University of Pennsylvania Press, Princeton University Press, the University of Chicago Press, the State University of New York Press, Routledge, and Westview

 

Consultant to agencies and departments of the U.S. government on asylum, terrorism and security matters

 

Consultant to agencies and departments of the Canadian government on asylum, terrorism, and security matters.

 

Consultant to agencies and departments of the British government on asylum, terrorism and security  matters

 

Expert witness in legal cases relating to South Asia, asylum, and terrorism. 

 

Major institutional service: 

 

Director of Undergraduate Studies, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace      Studies; 2001-03.

 

Director of Graduate Studies, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, 2003-05.

 

Executive Committee, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies,

2001-05.     Senior Fellow 2001- present

 

            University of Notre Dame Graduate Council, 2003-04.

 

            Asian Studies Core Faculty Member, 2001- present