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My research interests center on basic questions in ecology and conservation biology, particularly of mammals, though I have worked on other vertebrates and also plants. I am particularly interested in the ecology of North American porcupines, which I study right here on campus with a team of students. I am also particularly interested in the biology of small populations and using genetic approaches to answer ecological and conservation questions.
International Relations; Comparative Politics, specialization in Middle East; International Political and Social Conflict; The Nexus between Human Rights Law and Counter-Terrorism; Political Violence and Majority-Minority Relations; Ethnic Identities, Religion and Citizenship; Political Competition; Political Psychology and the Decision-Making Processes in International Relations
