Dr. Anand Menon, University
Lecturer in European Politics and Jean Monnet Lecturer, Oxford University;
Faculty Fellow, St. Antony's College, Oxford University
Marshall-Monnet
Visiting Professor of European Union Studies
The EUCNY welcomes Dr. Anand
Menon as its Marshall-Monnet Visiting Professor for Spring 2000.
Dr. Menon comes to us from St. Antony's College, Oxford University.
He holds a D.Phil. from Oxford as well. His research, which focuses
on questions of European national security, includes the publications
France, Nato and the Limits of Independence 1981-1997: The Politics
of Ambivalence and Defense Policy and Integration (forthcoming),
both published by Macmillan. Dr. Menon will be teaching two graduate
courses during his stay: "European Integration: Implications
for Defense Policy" at Columbia University, and "The EU and its Member
States" at New York University.
Dr. John Glenn, European
University Institute
New
York University's EU Post-Doctoral Scholar
NYU welcomes Dr. John Glenn
as its 1999-2000 Post-Doctoral Scholar in European Union Studies.
Dr. Glenn is visiting from the European University Institute in Florence
where he was a Jean Monnet Fellow. He received his Ph.D. in 1997
from Harvard University and his research concerns the eastward expansion
of the EU and the democratization of formerly communist states.
Dr. Milada Vachudova,
Department of European Studies, Harvard University
Columbia
University's EU Post-Doctoral Scholar
Columbia University welcomes
Dr. Milada Vachudova as its EU Post-Doctoral Scholar for 1999-2000.
Dr. Vachudova holds a D.Phil. in International Relations from Oxford University,
an M.Phil. in European Politics from Oxford and a B.A. in International
Relations from Stanford University. She currently is working on a
book manuscript for Oxford University Press entitled Revolution, Democracy
and Integration: East Central Europe Since 1989. This semester
at Columbia, she is teaching a graduate international affairs course on
"The History and Political Development of the European Union."
Dr. Andrew Moravcsik,
Departments of Government and European Studies, Harvard University
Senior
Research Fellow and Visiting Professor of Politics at New York University
and Senior Visiting Fellow at the Italian Academy for Advanced Study at
Columbia University
NYU and Columbia University
welcome Dr. Andrew Moravcsik, who comes to us from the Departments of Government
and European Studies at Harvard University. Prof. Moravcsik's research
interests include European integration: its origins, evolution, and
explanatory theories. Some of his most recent work concerns the founding
and development of international human rights regimes and norms.