Countries’ relationships with each other — whether through diplomatic or economic agreements — affect not only themselves, but also other countries. To this end, professors at GPS are dedicated to finding answers to the question of when — and why — international laws work.
Professor; Aaron Feldman Family Chancellor's Endowed Chair in U.S.-Mexican Studies in Memory of David Feldman; Director, Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies
Research fields: U.S.-Mexico relations, foreign policy, immigration and security in Latin America
Assistant Professor
Research Fields: China, electricity markets, energy policy, climate change policy
Professor; Chair, Global Leadership Institute
Research Fields: comparative politics, international relations, civil war, voting, Central Asia
Assistant Teaching Professor; Director, International Studies Program
Research Fields: international security, insurgency and counterinsurgency, defense technology, war and the environment, military ethics
Assistant Professor
Research Fields: comparative political economy, state capacity, taxation, social conflict, Latin American politics, Mexican politics, econometrics
Associate Professor of Economics
Research Fields: environmental economics, development economics, decarbonization, South and Southeast Asia
Professor; Pacific Economic Cooperation Chair in International Economic Relations; Director, Peter F. Cowhey Center on Global Transformation
Research Fields: environmental, public health, development, innovation economics
Professor; Research Director, Future of Democracy (IGCC); Peter Cowhey Chancellor’s Endowed Chair in Global Policy; Director, Laboratory on International Law and Regulation
Research Fields: international law and regulation, human rights, election violence, trade and investment, behavioral economics, political psychology, and social networks
Professor
Research Fields: political economy, economic history, education, labor economics, China
Associate Professor
Research Fields: development economics, labor economics, applied econometrics
Assistant Professor; Director, Korea-Pacific Program
Research Fields: macroeconomics, economic growth, development economics, Korean economy
Associate Professor
Research Fields: technology and innovation strategy, international management, organizational economics
Associate Teaching Professor and Associate Dean
Research Fields: development economics, public health, environment
Professor; Co-director, Policy Design and Evaluation Lab
Research Fields: development economics, agricultural and resource economics, program evaluation, microeconomics, anti-poverty policies
Associate Professor
Research Fields: foreign policy, migration, democracy
Professor
Research Fields: corporate finance, economic development, family businesses, business groups in East and Southeast Asia, financial institutions in village economies, Thailand
Professor; Rohr Chair in Pacific International Relations
Research Fields: international security, civil wars, terrorism/counter-terrorism
