Charles J. Sullivan
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- School: George Mason University
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Fairfax, VA - 22030 - Dates at George Mason University: December 2013 - December 2013
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Biography
George Mason University - Political Science
Assistant Professor
Higher Education
Charles J.
Sullivan, Ph.D.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
I study Comparative Politics with a focus on Central/Southwest Asia, Russian Federation, and U.S. foreign policy. I have published in Nationalities Papers, Canadian Slavonic Papers, U.S. Army War College Quarterly, The Journal of Energy and Development, East European Quarterly, Asia Policy, Asian Affairs, Strategic Analysis, Vedomosti, The Astana Times, Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia, and the SAIS Review of International Affairs. I teach on a variety of subjects such as democratization, political violence, research methods, and U.S./Russian/Eurasian politics.
Experience
The George Washington University
Teaching Assistant
Charles worked at The George Washington University as a Teaching Assistant
Nazarbayev University
Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations
Charles worked at Nazarbayev University as a Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations
George Mason University
Instructor
Charles worked at George Mason University as a Instructor
Education
University of South Carolina
Master of Arts - MA
International Relations and Affairs
The George Washington University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Political Science and Government
The George Washington University
Teaching Assistant
University of Delaware
Bachelor of Arts - BA
Political Science and Government
Publications
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Halk, Watan, Berdymukhammedov! Political Transition and Regime Continuity in Turkmenistan
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Halk, Watan, Berdymukhammedov! Political Transition and Regime Continuity in Turkmenistan
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
The Superpower and the “Stans”: Why Central Asia is Not “Central” to the United States
SAIS Review of International Affairs
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Halk, Watan, Berdymukhammedov! Political Transition and Regime Continuity in Turkmenistan
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
The Superpower and the “Stans”: Why Central Asia is Not “Central” to the United States
SAIS Review of International Affairs
America’s Options in Afghanistan and Why Kazakhstan Should Care
The Astana Times
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Halk, Watan, Berdymukhammedov! Political Transition and Regime Continuity in Turkmenistan
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
The Superpower and the “Stans”: Why Central Asia is Not “Central” to the United States
SAIS Review of International Affairs
America’s Options in Afghanistan and Why Kazakhstan Should Care
The Astana Times
Misruling the Masses: The Consequences of Cracking Down in Kyrgyzstan
Nationalities Papers
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Halk, Watan, Berdymukhammedov! Political Transition and Regime Continuity in Turkmenistan
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
The Superpower and the “Stans”: Why Central Asia is Not “Central” to the United States
SAIS Review of International Affairs
America’s Options in Afghanistan and Why Kazakhstan Should Care
The Astana Times
Misruling the Masses: The Consequences of Cracking Down in Kyrgyzstan
Nationalities Papers
Kazakhstan at a Crossroads
Asia Policy
Uzbekistan and the United States: Interests and Avenues for Cooperation
Asian Affairs
State-Building: America’s Foreign Policy Challenge
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
Tranquility or Turbulence in Tashkent? Uzbekistan in the Post-Karimov Era
OSCE Academy in Bishkek Central Asia Policy Briefs
State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations
Strategic Analysis
Halk, Watan, Berdymukhammedov! Political Transition and Regime Continuity in Turkmenistan
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
The Superpower and the “Stans”: Why Central Asia is Not “Central” to the United States
SAIS Review of International Affairs
America’s Options in Afghanistan and Why Kazakhstan Should Care
The Astana Times
Misruling the Masses: The Consequences of Cracking Down in Kyrgyzstan
Nationalities Papers
Kazakhstan at a Crossroads
Asia Policy
Sidestepping a Quagmire: Russia, Syria, and the Lessons of the Soviet-Afghan War
Asian Affairs
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