Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch, PhD

Roberto Dominguez, PhD

Christina Kulich, PhD

Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch, PhD

Professor Ben-Josef Hirsch specializes in international relations theory and international policy. Her recent research focuses on the conceptualization and assessment of norm strength in international relations, specifically norms of human rights and transitional Justice norms. She also studies the conflict in Israel / Palestine and the role of narrative and historical acknowledgment in the conflict and its resolution.

Roberto Dominguez, PhD

Professor Dominguez specializes in international relations, comparative politics, global institutional innovation, and Euro-Latin American governance. His recent research explores the EU-Latin American relationships and the role of China and the United States in Latin America.

Christina Kulich, PhD

Christina Kulich specializes in comparative public policy and comparative political institutions. Her scholarly interests focus on civic engagement, democratic erosion / autocratic consolidation, and the representation of underserved groups in government and political movements.

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Professor, Political Science & Legal Studies

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