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Richard A Matthew
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697-7075
Planning, Policy and Design
Political Science
(949) 824-4852
Fax: (949) 824-8566
Email: [email protected]
Education
BA, McGill University-- Political Science
MA, Princeton University--Politics
PhD, Princeton University--Politics
Dissertation Title: Politics Divided
Professional Positions
Professor, Planning, Policy and Design, UC Irvine
Professor, Political Science, UC Irvine
Senior Fellow, International Institute for Sustainable Development
Senior Fellow, Munk School, University of Toronto
On sabbatical with the International Institute for Sustainable Development. (2008 - 2009)
Georgetown University (School of Foreign Service). (1994 - 1998)
Williams College (Political Science Department). (1994)
Research Interests
Research focuses on:
(a) the environmental dimensions of conflict and peacebuilding;
(b) climate change adaptation in conflict and post-conflict societies; and
(c) transnational threat systems.
Much of this work has explored possibilities for reducing threat and vulnerability through
education, conservation and poverty alleviation. Have undertaken fieldwork throughout South
Asia and Africa, including the DRC, Nepal, Pakistan, Rwanda, and Sierra Leone.
Awards and Honors
UCI Stewardship Star (twice). (2008).
Certificate of Appreciation, California State Assembly. (2007).
Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition, U.S. House of Representatives. (2007).
Liberty Medal, Soka Gakkai International. (2007).
Certificate of Recognition, City of Los Angeles. (2004).
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RESEARCH
Publications
Book Chapters, Peer-Reviewed
Matthew, R. A. (2010). Reading, Writing and Readiness. In T. Monahan, R. Torres (Eds.),
Schools Under Surveillance: Cultures of Control in Public Education. Piscataway, NJ:
Rutgers University Press.
Matthew, R. A. (2010). Climate Change and Environmental Impact. In A. J. Tellis, A. Marble, T.
Tanner (Eds.), Strategic Asia 2010-11: Asia’s Rising Power and America’s Continued
Purpose (pp. 205-236). Seattle: National Bureau of Asian Research.
Matthew, R. A. Demography and Climate Change. In J. Goldstone, E. Kaufmann, M. Duffy (Eds.),
Political Demography: Interests, Conflict and Institutions. New York: Palgrave. Accepted:
2010
Matthew, R. A. The International Campaign to Ban Landmines. In N. Matuszak (Ed.),
Encyclopedia of International Security. Washington: CQ Press. Accepted: 2010
Matthew, R. A., Brooke, R. Environmental Governance in Post-Conflict Situations: Lessons from
Rwanda. In C. Bruch, W. C. Muffett, S. Nichols (Eds.), Environmental Governance in PostConflict Situations: Lessons from Rwanda. London, UK. Earthscan. Accepted: 2010
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A. Peacebuilding and Climate Change Adaptation. In C. Bruch, W. C.
Muffett, S. Nichols (Eds.), Peacebuilding and Climate Change Adaptation. London, UK.
Earthscan. Accepted: 2010
Matthew, R. A. (2010). Environment, Conflict and Sustainable Development. In N. Tschirgi, F.
Mancini (Eds.), Security and Development: Critical Connections. (pp. 47-76). Boulder: Lynne
Rienner.
Matthew, R. A., McDonald, B. (2009). Cities Under Siege: Urban Planning and the Threat of
Infectious Diseases. In E. Birch (Ed.), (pp. 496). New York, USA. Routledge. 978-0-41531998-0.
Matthew, R. A. (2009). Environmental Security. In N. Vig, M. Kraft (Eds.), Environmental Policy:
New Directions for the Twenty-First Century. (pp. 327-348). Washington: CQ Press.
Matthew, R. A., Barnett, J., O’Brien, K. (2009). Charting the Next Generation of Global
Environmental Change and Human Security Research. In R. A. Matthew, J. Barnett, B.
McDonald, K. O’Brien (Eds.), Global Environmental Change and Human Security. (pp. 307315). Cambridge: MIT Press.
Matthew, R. A., Upreti, B. (2009). Environmental Change and Human Security in Nepal. In R. A.
Matthew, J. Barnett, B. McDonald, K. O’Brien (Eds.), Global Environmental Change and
Human Security. (pp. 13-154). Cambridge: MIT Press.
Matthew, R. A., Barnett, J., O’Brien, K. (2009). Global Environmental Change and Human
Security: An Introduction. In R. A. Matthew, J. Barnett, B. McDonald, K. O’Brien (Eds.),
Global Environmental Change and Human Security. (pp. 3-32). Cambridge: MIT Press.
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Matthew, R. A., McDonald, B. (2009). Environmental Security Concepts and Debates in North
America. In Brauch et al. (Eds.), Facing Global Environmental Change: Environmental,
Human, Energy, Food and Water Security Concepts. (pp. 791-802). Berlin: Springer.
Matthew, R. A., Goldsworthy, H., McDonald, B. (2009). Rethinking Environmental Ethics. In A.
Franchescet (Ed.), The Ethics of Global Governance. (pp. 141-157). Lynne Reinner Press.
Matthew, R. A. (2008). Resource Scarcity: Responding to the Security Challenge. In Coping with
Crisis, Working Paper Series. International Peace Institute.
Matthew, R. A., Cohen Silver, R. (2008). Terrorism. In V. N. Parrillo (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Social
Problems. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Matthew, R. A. (2008). Climate Change: A Threat Assessment. In C. Pumphrey (Ed.), Global
Climate Change: National Security Implications. (pp. 55-68). Strategic Studies
Institute/Triangle Institute for Security Studies.
Matthew, R. A. (2007). Climate Change and Human Security. In J. DiMento, P. Doughman (Eds.),
Climate Change: What It Means for You, Your Children, and Your Grandchildren. (pp. 161180). Cambridge: MIT Press.
Matthew, R. A., Barnett, J., O'Brien, K. (2007). Global Environmental Change and Human
Security. In Brauch et al. (Eds.), Globalization and Environmental Challenges:
Reconceptualizing Security in the 21st Century. (pp. 355-362). Berlin: Springer.
Matthew, R. A. (2006). Bioterrorism and National Security: Peripheral Threats, Core
Vulnerabilities. In E. Hartmann, B. Sumerian (Eds.), Making Threats: Biofears and
Environmental Anxieties. (pp. 237-246). New York: Rowman and Littlefield.
Matthew, R. A. (2005). Man, the State and Nature: Rethinking Environmental Security. In P.
Dauvergne (Ed.), Handbook of Global Environmental Politics. (pp. 127-148). Cheltenham,
UK: Edward Elgar.
Matthew, R. A. (2004). Human Security and the Mine Ban Movement II: Conclusions. In R. A.
Matthew, B. McDonald, K. Rutherford (Eds.), Landmines and Human Security: War’s Hidden
Legacy and International Relations. (pp. 269-278). Albany: SUNY Press.
Matthew, R. A. (2004). Human Security and the Mine Ban Movement I: Introduction. In R. A.
Matthew, B. McDonald, K. Rutherford (Eds.), Landmines and Human Security: War’s Hidden
Legacy and International Relations. (pp. 3-20). Albany: SUNY Press.
Matthew, R. A., Dabelko, G. (2003). The Last Pocket of Resistance: Environment and Security in
the Classroom. In M. Maniates (Ed.), Teaching Global Environmental Politics. (pp. 10-7-128).
New York: Macmillan.
Matthew, R. A. (2003). Middle Power-NGO Coalitions: A Significant Force in World Politics?. In S.
Brem, R. A. Matthew, K. Rutherford (Eds.), Reframing the Agenda: Middle Powers and World
Politics. (pp. 201-210). New York: Greenwood/Praeger.
Matthew, R. A. (2003). Middle Power and NGO Partnerships: The Expansion of World Politics. In
S. Brem, R. A. Matthew, K. Rutherford (Eds.), Reframing the Agenda: Middle Powers and
World Politics. (pp. 3-20). New York: Greenwood/Praeger.
Matthew, R. A. (2002). United States and Canada. In E. Page, M. Redclift (Eds.), Human Security
and the Environment. (pp. 199-223). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.
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Matthew, R. A., Halle, M. (2002). Conclusion. In R. A. Matthew, M. Halle, J. Switzer (Eds.),
Conserving the Peace: Resources, Livelihoods and Security. (pp. 385-404). Geneva and
Winnipeg: IISD Press.
Matthew, R. A., Ali Zaidi, A. (2002). People, Scarcity and Violence in Pakistan. In R. A. Matthew,
M. Halle, J. Switzer (Eds.), Conserving the Peace: Resources, Livelihoods and Security. (pp.
57-97). Geneva and Winnipeg: IISD Press.
Matthew, R. A., Halle, M. (2002). Introduction. In R. A. Matthew, M. Halle, J. Switzer (Eds.),
Conserving the Peace: Resources, Livelihoods and Security. (pp. 1-27). Geneva and
Winnipeg: IISD Press.
Matthew, R. A. (2001). Environment and Human Security. In S. Lonergan (Ed.), Water and
Human Security in Southeast Asia and Oceania. United Nations University Press: Geneva.
Matthew, R. A. (2001). The Environment as a National Security Issue. In Environmental Policy.
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. (Reprint).
Matthew, R. A., DiMento, J., Ingram, H. (2001). Implementation of the NAFTA Institutions: The
Record and the Potential. In T. Scovazzi (Ed.), The Protection of the Environment. (pp. 289306). Giuffre Editore.
Matthew, R. A. (2000). Integrating the Environment into National Security. In B. Shaw, M. Lowi
(Eds.), Environment and Security: Discourses and Practices. (pp. 33-48). New York:
Macmillan.
Matthew, R. A. (1999). Scarcity and Security: A Common Pool Resource Perspective. In S.
Barkin, G. Shambaugh (Eds.), Anarchy and the Environment: The International Relations of
Common Pool Resources. (pp. 155-175). Albany: SUNY Press.
Matthew, R. A. (1999). Conclusion: Settling Contested Grounds. In D. Deudney, R. A. Matthew
(Eds.), Contested Ground: Security and Conflict in the New Environmental Politics. (pp. 291301). Albany: SUNY Press.
Matthew, R. A. (1999). Introduction: Mapping Contested Grounds. In D. Deudney, R. A. Matthew
(Eds.), Contested Ground: Security and Conflict in the New Environmental Politics. (pp. 122). Albany: SUNY Press.
Matthew, R. A. (1999). Social Responses to Environmental Change. In S. Lonergan (Ed.),
Environmental Change, Adaptation and Security. (pp. 17-39). Dordrecht: Kluwer Press.
Matthew, R. A. (1997). Rethinking Environmental Security. In N. P. Gleditsch (Ed.), Conflict and
The Environment. (pp. 71-90). Dordrecht: Kluwer Press.
Matthew, R. A., Zacher, M. (1994). Liberal International Theory: Common Threads, Divergent
Strands. In C. W. Kegley (Ed.), Controversies in International Relations Theory: Realism and
the Neoliberal Challenge. (pp. 107-150). New York: St. Martin's Press.
Matthew, R. A., Haglund, D. (1993). North America. In R. H. Jackson, A. James (Eds.), States in
a Changing World: A Contemporary Analysis. (pp. 283-297). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Matthew, R. A., Dobell, R., Brownsey, L. (1991). Coopération et conflits globaux: des lécons a
tirer de la région du Pacifique. In G. Hérvouét (Ed.), Asie-Pacifique: Les nouveaux éspaces
de coopération et de conflits. (pp. 25-52). Montréal: Présses de l'Université Laval.
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Books
Matthew, R. A. (2002). Dichotomy of Power: Nation versus State in International Relations.
Lanham: Lexington Books/Rowman and Littlefield.
Books Edited
Matthew, R. A., Barnett, J., McDonald, B., O’Brien, K. (Eds.), (2009). Global Environmental
Change and Human Security. Cambridge: MIT Press.
Matthew, R. A., Rutherford, K., McDonald, B. (Eds.), (2004). Landmines and Human Security:
War’s Hidden Legacy and International Relations. Albany: SUNY Press. (paperback 2006).
Matthew, R. A., Brem, S., Rutherford, K. (Eds.), (2003). Reframing the Agenda: Middle Powers
and World Politics. New York: Praeger.
Matthew, R. A., Halle, M., Switzer, J. (Eds.), (2002). Conserving the Peace: Resources,
Livelihoods, and Security. Geneva and Winnipeg: IISD Press.
Matthew, R. A., Deudney, D. (Eds.), (1999). Contested Grounds: Security and Conflict in the New
Environmental Politics. Albany: SUNY Press.
Books Reviewed
Matthew, R. A. (2009). [Review of the book Homer-Dixon, T., The Upside of Down: Catastrophe,
Creativity, and the Renewal of Civilization.]. Environmental Change and Security Project
Report, 13, 136-138.
Matthew, R. A. (2009). [Review of the book Durant, R. F., The Greening of the U.S. Military:
Environmental Policy, National Security, and Organizational Change.]. The International
History Review, 31.4, 931-933.
Matthew, R. A. (2007). [Review of the book Abbas, H., Pakistan’s Drift into Extremism: Allah, the
Army, and America’s War on Terror.]. Human Rights and Human Welfare: An International
Review of Books and Other Publication.
Matthew, R. A. (2006). [Review of the book D. Pirages (Ed.), From Resource Scarcity to
Ecological Security: Exploring New Limits to Growth.]. Journal of Peace Research, 43, 756.
Matthew, R. A. (2005). [Review of the book Khagram, S., Dams and Development: Transnational
Struggles for Water and Power.]. Global Environmental Politics, 5, 131-133.
Matthew, R. A. (2003). [Review of the book M. G. Manwaring (Ed.), Environmental Security and
Global Stability.]. Environmental Change and Security Project Report, 9, 113-115.
Matthew, R. A. (2002). [Review of the book Thomashow, M., Bringing the Biosphere Home:
Learning to Perceive Global Environmental Change.]. Environment, 44, 41.
Matthew, R. A. (2002). [Review of the book Meyer, J. M., Political Nature: Environmentalism and
the Interpretation of Western Thought.]. Environment, 44, 45.
Matthew, R. A. (2002). [Review of the book Rao, P. K., Environmental Trade Disputes and the
WTO.]. Environment, 44, 44.
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Matthew, R. A. (2002). [Review of the book Wenz, P. S., Environmental Ethics Today.].
Environment, 44, 42.
Matthew, R. A. (2001). [Review of the book Klare, M., Resource Wars: The New Landscape of
Global Conflict.]. Issues in Science and Technology, 18, 84-87.
Matthew, R. A. (2001). [Review of the book P. H. Gobster, R. B. Hill (Eds.), Restoring Nature:
Perspectives from the Social Sciences and Humanities.]. Natural Resources Journal, 41,
1023-1027.
Matthew, R. A. (1999). [Review of the book Palmer, C., Environmental Ethics and Process
Thinking.]. Environment, 41, 30.
Matthew, R. A. (1996). [Review of the book Feshbach et al. (Eds.), Environmental and Health
Atlas of Russia.]. Environmental Change and Security Project Report, 2, 92-93.
Matthew, R. A. (1996). [Review of the book Wapner, P., Environmental Activism and World
Politics.]. Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 25, 498 - 499.
Matthew, R. A. (1995). [Review of the book R. Elias, J. Turpin (Eds.), Rethinking Peace.].
Canadian Journal of Political Science, 28, 385-386.
Matthew, R. A. (1995). [Review of the book Wehr, P., Burgess, H., Burgess, G., Justice without
Violence.]. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 28, 385-386.
Matthew, R. A. (1994). [Review of the book M. Poster (Ed.), Politics, Theory, and Contemporary
Culture.]. Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 23, 177 - 179.
Matthew, R. A. (1993). [Review of the book McCleary, R., Seeking Justice: Ethics and
International Affairs.]. Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 22, 317-319.
Matthew, R. A. (1993). [Review of the book Brown, S., International Relations in a Changing
Global System: Towards a Theory of World Polity.]. Millennium - Journal of International
Studies, 22, 317-319.
Matthew, R. A. (1993). [Review of the book Greenfeld, L., Nationalism: Five Roads to Modernity.].
Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 22, 575-576.
Matthew, R. A. (1993). [Review of the book Budde, M., The Two Churches: Catholicism and
Capitalism in the World-System.]. Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 22, 569-570.
Matthew, R. A. (1993). [Review of the book Rapoport, A., Peace: An Idea Whose Time Has
Come.]. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 26, 628-629.
Matthew, R. A. (1992). [Review of the book Nincic, M., Democracy and Foreign Policy : The
Fallacy of Political Realism.]. Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 21, 526 - 529.
Matthew, R. A. (1992). [Review of the book Henkin, L., Constitutionalism, Democracy and
Foreign Affairs.]. Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 21, 526 - 529.
Matthew, R. A. (1992). [Review of the book Jones, D. V., Code of Peace: Ethics and Security in
the World of the Warlord States.]. American Political Science Review, 86, 842-843.
Matthew, R. A. (1991). [Review of the book Rosenau, J., Turbulence in World Politics: A Theory
of Change and Continuity.]. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 24, 444-445.
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Journal Articles, Peer-Reviewed
Matthew, R. A., Garde, A., Saphores, J.-D., Day, K. (2010). Sustainable Neighborhood
Development: Missed Opportunities in Southern California. Environment and Planning B, 37,
387-407.
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A. (2010). Peacebuilding and Climate Change Adaptation. St. Antony’s
International Review, 5(2), 89-112.5.
Matthew, R. A., Shambaugh, G., Silver, R. C., McDonald, B., Poulin, M., Blum, S. (2010). Public
Perceptions of Traumatic Events and Policy Preferences during the George W. Bush
Administration: A Portrait of America in Turbulent Times. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism,
33(1), 55-90.
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A. (2009). Climate Change and Sustainable Development. International
Affairs, 85(6), 1117-1128.
Matthew, R. A., Wapner, P. (2009). The Humanity of Global Environmental Ethics. Journal of
Environment and Development, 18, 203-222. (Articled translated into Vietnamese by the
Journal Donation Project at The New School, 2009).
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A., McCarter, E. (2008). Microfinance and Climate Change Adaptation.
Bulletin of International Development Studies, 39(4), 113-122. (Article highlighted at:
http://www.eldis.org/go/display&id=40959&type=Document&emnotif160109. Article reprinted
in Global Approach to Microfinance (India: The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of
India University Press, 2009).
Shambaugh, G., Matthew, R. A., McDonald, B. (2008). Post-9/11 America: Conventional Wisdom
versus Popular Pragmatism. Democracy and Society, 5(2), 1, 20-25.
Matthew, R. A., Upreti, B. R. (2007). Environmental Stress and Demographic Change in Nepal:
Underlying Conditions Contributing to a Decade of Insurgency. Environmental Change and
Security Project Report, 11, 29-39. (The issue this article appeared in won the 2007 Global
Media Award for Excellence in Population Reporting.
http://www.wilsoncenter.org/index.cfm?topic_id=1413&fuseaction=topics.event_summary&ev
ent_id=358657).
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A. (2007). Resource Rights and Conflict in South Asia. Peace Review,
19(1).
Matthew, R. A., McDonald, B. (2006). Cities under Siege: Urban Planning and the Threat of
Infectious Disease. Journal of the American Planning Association, 72(1), 109-126. (Article
reprinted in Eugenie Birch, ed., The Urban and Regional Planning Reader. New York:
Routledge, 2008).
Matthew, R. A., Shambaugh, G. (2005). The Limits of Terrorism: A Network Perspective.
International Studies Review, 7, 617-627.
Matthew, R. A., Shambaugh, G. (2005). The Pendulum Effect: Explaining Shifts in the Democratic
Response to Terrorism. Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policies, 5(1), 223-233.
Matthew, R. A., McDonald, B. (2004). Networks of Threat and Vulnerability: Lessons from
Environmental Security Research. Environmental Change and Security Project Report, 10,
36-42.
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Matthew, R. A., Gaulin, T., McDonald, B. (2003). Elusive Quest: Linking Environmental Change
and Conflict. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 857-878.
Matthew, R. A., Rutherford, K. (2003). The Evolutionary Dynamics of the Movement to Ban
Landmines. Alternatives, 28, 29-56.
Matthew, R. A., Gaulin, T. (2003). Time to Sign the Mine Ban Treaty. Issues in Science and
Technology, 19(3), 69-73.
Matthew, R. A. (2002). Environment, Population and Conflict: New Modalities of Threat and
Vulnerability in South Asia. Journal of International Affairs, 56(1), 235-254.
Matthew, R. A. (2002). In Defense of Environment and Security Research. Environmental
Change and Security Project Report, 8, 109-124.
Matthew, R. A., Gaulin, T. (2002). The Ecology of Peace. Peace Review, 14(1), 33-40.
Matthew, R. A., Dimento, J., Ingram, H. (2001). A Symposium on International Environmental
Law: Introduction and Context. UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy, 19(1), 1-9.
Matthew, R. A. (2001). Environment and Conflict in Northern Pakistan. Environmental Change
and Security Project Report, 7, 21-35.
Matthew, R. A., Gaulin, T., McDonald, B. (2001). Conflict or Cooperation? The Social and Political
Impacts of Resource Scarcity in Small Island States. Global Environmental Politics, 1(2), 4870.
Matthew, R. A., Dabelko, G. (2000). Environment, Population, and Conflict: Suggesting a Few
Steps Forward. Environmental Change and Security Project Report, 6, 99-103.
Matthew, R. A. (2000). Environment and Security in an International Context: Critiquing a Pilot
Study from NATO’s Committee on the Challenges of Modern Society. Environmental Change
and Security Project Report, 6, 95-98.
Matthew, R. A. (2000). In Search of Environmental Leadership. Georgetown Journal of
International Affairs, 107-114.
Matthew, R. A. (2000). The Environment as a National Security Issue. Journal of Policy History,
12(1), 101-122.
Matthew, R. A. (1999). Recent Books on Environment and Security. Journal of Political Ecology,
6.
Matthew, R. A., Rutherford, K. (1999). Banning Landmines in the American Century. International
Journal on World Peace, XVI(2), 23-36.
Matthew, R. A. (1998). Environment and Security: Concepts and Definitions. National Security
Studies Quarterly, IV(4), 63-72.
Matthew, R. A. (1998). A Clean, Secure Future. Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy,
13(4), 115-119.
Matthew, R. A., Shambaugh, G. (1998). Sex, Drugs and Heavy Metal: Transnational Threats and
National Vulnerabilities. Security Dialogue, 29(2), 163-175.
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Matthew, R. A. (1997). Global Warming: The Road from Georgetown to Kyoto. The Compass,
VI(2), 87-93.
Matthew, R. A. (1997). Political Decoherence, Environmental Change, and the Future of
International Relations. Warta Himahi (Indonesia), 4(VIII), 13-17.
Matthew, R. A. (1996). The Greening of U.S. Foreign Policy. Issues in Science and Technology,
XIII(1), 39-47.
Matthew, R. A. (1995). Environmental Security: Demystifying the Concept, Clarifying the Stakes.
Environmental Change and Security Project Report, 1, 14-23.
Matthew, R. A. (1995). Environmental Security and Conflict: An Overview of the Current Debate.
National Security Studies Quarterly, 1(2), 1-10.
Matthew, R. A. (1994). Single Planet, Divided World. Peace Review, 6(1), 9-16.
Magazine Articles
Matthew, R. A. (2007). Terrorism Overblown. Disaster Preparedness.
Matthew, R. A. (2007). The Dimensions of Preparedness. Disaster Preparedness, 11-15.
Matthew, R. A. (2007). Iraq: The Moth in the Candle Syndrome. Disaster Preparedness, 44-50.
Matthew, R. A. (2007). The Security Implications of Global Climate Change. Disaster
Preparedness, 20-25.
Matthew, R. A. (2007). Are We Prepared?. Disaster Preparedness, 40-42.
Newsletters
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A. (2006). Surviving in a Changing World: Environment, Security and
Microfinance. The Green Optimist.
Matthew, R. A., Khan, S. R., Kumar, K. (2005). Livelihoods, Environment and Conflict in Forested
Areas in Dir-Kohistan, Pakistan and Koraput, India. Forests and Conflicts, Special Issue of
European Tropical Forest Research Network News, 43-44, 86-88.
Reprints
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A., McCarter, E. (2009). Microfinance and Climate Change Adaptation.
In Global Approach to Microfinance. India: The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of
India University Press.
Technical Reports
Matthew, R. A. Conflict, Peacebuilding and the Environment. United Nations Environment
Programme. Accepted: 2010
Matthew, R. A., Sexton, R., Beevers, M., Mann, H., van Eeden, M. (2010). Sierra Leone:
Environment, Conflict and Peacebuilding Assessment. United Nations Environment
Programme.
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Matthew, R. A. (2010). Guest Essay: Foundations for a Better Future: Sustainability for Everyone.
International Institute for Sustainable Development.
Matthew, R. A., Jensen, D., Brown, O. (2009). From Conflict to Peacebuilding: The Role of
Natural Resources. United Nations Environment Programme.
Matthew, R. A., Hammill, A., Crawford, A., Craig, R., Malpas, R. (2009). Conflict-Sensitive
Conservation: Practitioners’ Manual.International Institute for Sustainable Development.
Matthew, R. A., Sexton, R., Mann, H., van Eeden, M. (2009). UNEP Mission Report:
Peacebuilding and Environmental Management Issues Relating to Natural Resources in
Sierra Leone. United Nations Environment Programme.
Matthew, R. A., Rafi Khan, S., Bokhari, S. (2006). Livelihoods, Security and Conflict: Dir Kohistan,
Pakistan. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. (Patricia Moore (ed.)).
Matthew, R. A. (2005). Sustainable Livelihoods, Environmental Security and Conflict Mitigation:
Four Cases in South Asia.. (Gonzalo Oviedo and Pascal van Griethuysen (eds.)).
Matthew, R. A., O’Brien, K., Barnett, J., De Soysa, I., Metha, L., Seager, J., Woodrow, M., Bohle,
H. G. (2005). Hurricane Katrina Reveals Challenges to Human Security. Global
Environmental Change and Human Security Programme.
Matthew, R. A., Brklacich, M., McDonald, B. (2004). Analyzing Environment, Conflict, and
Cooperation. United Nations Environment Programme. (Steve Lonergan (ed.)).
Matthew, R. A. (2001). Environmental Stress and Human Security in Northern Pakistan. Global
Environmental Change and Human Security Programme.
Matthew, R. A., Dabelko, G., Halle, M., Lonergan, S. (1999). State of the Art Review on
Environment, Security and Development Cooperation. OECD. (Available at
http://www.sustainable-peace.org/download/state_of_art_envsec_oecd_review.pdf).
Matthew, R. A., Brklacich, M., Cocklin, C., Gleditsch, N. P., Lonergan, S., Nikitina, E. (1999).
Global Environmental Change and Human Security Science Plan. IHDP.
Matthew, R. A. (1997). Introduction to Task Force Reports on Environmental Change and
Security: Infectious Diseaseas a Global Security Threat; Report On Applying Military and
Security Assets to Environmental Problems; Water Scarcity in River Basins as a Security
Problem. Environmental Change and Security Project Report.
Matthew, R. A., Brownsey, L., Dobell, R. (1990). The New Pacific Interface: Japan’s Relations
with North America. Institute for Research on Public Policy.
Presentations Given
Matthew, R. A., "Climate Change and Human Security," UC Santa Barbara. (2010).
Matthew, R. A., "Climate Change and Security," Department of National Defense/University of
British Columbia, Ottawa. (2010).
Matthew, R. A., "Democratic Peace or Democratic Catastrophe?," Panel: International Studies
Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans. Paper. (2010).
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Matthew, R. A., "Environment, Conflict and Peacebuilding," Macarthur Foundation, Chicago.
(2010).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Security and Regional Governance," University of Geneva.
(2010).
Matthew, R. A., "Ethics and Sustainability," UC Irvine. (2010).
Matthew, R. A., "From Blood Diamonds to Mountain Gorillas: An Environmental Perspective on
Peacebuilding," UCI. (2010).
Matthew, R. A., "Energy, Conflict and Security," University of San Diego, San Diego. (2009).
Matthew, R. A., "Environment, Conflict and Peacebuilding," The Royal Netherlands Academy of
Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam. (2009).
Matthew, R. A., "Environment, Natural Resources and Security," Duke University Geneva
Program, Geneva. (2009).
Matthew, R. A., Global Environmental Change and Human Security Conference, "Climate
Change Adaptation and Peacebuilding," Oslo. (2009).
Matthew, R. A., International Institute for Sustainable Development, "Environment and Conflict,"
Winnipeg. (2009).
Matthew, R. A., International Institute for Sustainable Development, "Environment and Peace."
(2009).
Matthew, R. A., "Natural Resources, Conflict and Peacebuilding," University of Warwicke. (2009).
Matthew, R. A., "Climate Change and Security," Mansfield Center, Montana. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., "Environment and Conflict," World Conservation Congress, Barcelona. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., "Environment and Peacebuilding," World Conservation Congress. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., "Environment, Conflict and Peace," Government of Rwanda, Kigali. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., Focus the Nation: Sustainability and Climate Change Solutions, "Climate
Change, Peace and Conflict," UCI. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., "Global Leadership," St Margaret’s Episcopal School. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., International Peace Academy, "Security, Development and the Environment,"
New York. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., Leadership Panel for Global Leadership Certificate, "Global Leadership," UCI.
(2008).
Matthew, R. A., Worldlink: Connecting Youth to Global Affairs, "Climate Change and Human
Security," San Diego. (2008).
Matthew, R. A., UNEP, the Peacebuilding Commission and General Assembly members,
"Integrating the Environment into the Peacebuilding Agenda: Rationale and Evidence," New
York. (May 2008).
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Matthew, R. A., UNEP and the Peacebuilding Commission, "Integrating the Environment into the
Peacebuilding Agenda: Rationale and Evidence," New York. (February 2008).
Matthew, R. A., Special Workshop, International Studies Association Annual Meeting,
"Environmental Challenges of War-torn Societies: Linking Peace Building, Sustainability and
Human Security," Chicago. (2007).
Matthew, R. A., APRU World Institute Conference on Climate Change, "Climate Change and
Security," Scripps Institute, San Diego. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Challenges to the Welfare State, "Microfinance, Human Security and Sustainable
Development," UC San Diego. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., "Containment and Dilution," Panel: International Studies Association Annual
Meeting, Chicago. Paper. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Fred J. Hansen Distinguished Lecture Series, "Globalization and the
Environment," San Diego State University. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., High-level United Nations Briefing Session, "Environmental Change, Climate
Change and Security," Westpoint. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Meeting of the Occupational Safety and Health Organization, "Portrait of
America: Perspectives on Global Change and Security," Los Angeles. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Nepal Water Security Forum, Central Asia/Caucasaus Institute/Silk Roads
Program, "Nepal, Water and Political Change," Uppsala University, Sweden. (September
2007).
Matthew, R. A., Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, "Climate Change and Security," Irvine.
(September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, "The Roots of Terrorism," Irvine. (September
2007).
Matthew, R. A., "Rethinking Environmental Ethics," Panel: International Studies Association
Annual Meeting, Chicago. Paper. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Soka Gakkai International, "Climate Change and Peace," Santa Monica.
Distinguished Speakers Series. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Special AFRICOM Closed Session on “Using Sustainability to Build Stability in
Africa”, "Stability, Security and Development," US Army War College, Carlisle Barracks.
(September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Special Briefing to the National Security Agency, "Climate Change and
Terrorism," Honolulu. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Special Briefing to the National Security Agency, "Failed States and Terrorism,"
Honolulu. (September 2007).
Matthew, R. A., Triangle Institute for Security Studies Special Closed Session on Climate
Change, "The Security Implications of Climate Change," Duke University. (September 2007).
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Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Challenges of War-torn Societies: Linking Peace Building,
Sustainability and Human Security," Duke University. (2006).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Stress and Demographic Change: Underlying Conditions and
Nepal’s Instability," Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, DC. (2006).
Matthew, R. A., "Power, Justice and Transnational Networks," Panel: International Studies
Association Annual Meeting, San Diego. Paper. (2006).
Matthew, R. A., Taking Security and Development Seriously: An Agenda for Policy Reform,
"Environment, Security and Sustainable Development," United Nations’ International Peace
Academy, New York. (2006).
Matthew, R. A., "The Roots of Violence: Environmental Change, Poverty and Corruption in
Northern Pakistan," Princeton Club of Orange County. (2006).
Matthew, R. A., Workshop, International Studies Association Annual Meeting, "Environment and
Peace Building: The Case of Nepal," San Diego. (2006).
Matthew, R. A., Brandeis University’s National Women’s Committee, "Global Change and Human
Security," Laguna Hills. (2005).
Matthew, R. A., Business and Security Summit, Beckman Center. (2005).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Terrorism and International Relations Theory," Honolulu.
Paper. (March 2005).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Change and Human Security, Beyond Zoonoses: One World,
One Health," Bangkok, Thailand. (2004).
Matthew, R. A., Landmines and Human Security Summit Workshop, Beckman Center. (2004).
Matthew, R. A., "Livelihoods, Resource Rights and Conflict in South Asia," World Conservation
Congress, Bangkok, Thailand. (2004).
Matthew, R. A., CEO Retreat, "Nationalism and Human Security," Santa Barbara. (May 2004).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Limits of Terrorism," Montreal. Paper. (March 2004).
Matthew, R. A., Livelihoods and Conflict, "Resource Rights," IUCN Nepal. (July 2003).
Matthew, R. A., University Club Forum, "Environmental Stress in Pakistan." (June 2003).
Matthew, R. A., Distinguished Speakers Series, "Global Terrorism," Saddleback College. (May
2003).
Matthew, R. A., Planned Giving Group, "Al Qaeda versus McWorld," UCI. (May 2003).
Matthew, R. A., Rx for Afghanistan, "Plight of Afghanistan." (April 2003).
Matthew, R. A., GPACS Forum, "Rethinking Security." (March 2003).
Matthew, R. A., "Climate Change and Human Security," Newkirk Center. (January 2003).
Matthew, R. A., Social Science Dinner, "Al Qaeda versus McWorld." (January 2003).
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Matthew, R. A., CEO Roundtable, "Rethinking Security." (2002).
Matthew, R. A., APA Annual Meeting, "Urban Planning and National Security," Baltimore. Paper.
(November 2002).
Matthew, R. A., "Global Environmental Change and Human Security to Russian Science Group."
(November 2002).
Matthew, R. A., World Summit on Environment and Development, "Conserving the Peace and
Environmental Conflict in Pakistan," Johannesburg. (September 2002).
Matthew, R. A., APCSS Annual Meeting, "Environmental Security." (July 2002).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, New Orleans. (March 2002).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "New Modalities of Power," New Orleans. Paper. (March
2002).
Matthew, R. A., Tulane Environmental Studies Workshop, New Orleans. (March 2002).
Matthew, R. A., UNEP Finance Meeting, "Environmental Security and Insurance," Rio. (March
2002).
Matthew, R. A., Dean’s Leadership Council, "Unconventional Security." (February 2002).
Matthew, R. A., University Club Luncheon Series, "Global Threats and Vulnerabilities." (January
2002).
Matthew, R. A., Conflict and Business, "Environmental Change," Loccum. (November 2001).
Matthew, R. A., UCI-think, "Global Terrorism." (November 2001).
Matthew, R. A., IHDP Annual Meeting, "Environmental Stress and Conflict in South Asia," Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil. (October 2001).
Matthew, R. A., APSA Annual Meeting, Panel: Mid-sized States, San Francisco, USA.
(September 2001).
Matthew, R. A., "Adaptation to Environmental Change," Scripps Institution of Oceanography, San
Diego, USA. (May 2001).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, Panel: Environmental Security, Chicago, USA. (February
2001).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Transnational Politics and the Mine Ban Movement,"
Chicago, USA. (February 2001).
Matthew, R. A., Mekong River Commission, "Environmental Security," Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
(December 2000).
Matthew, R. A., Environmental Conflicts, Earth Forum, Amman, Jordan. (October 2000).
Matthew, R. A., IUCN World Congress, "Environmental Security," Amman, Jordan. (October
2000).
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Matthew, R. A., ENRICH, "Environmental Change and Human Security in Northern Pakistan,"
Syros, Greece. (September 2000).
Matthew, R. A., Academic Council on the United Nations System Annual Workshop,
"Globalization and Non-State Actors," Birmingham, England. (August 2000).
Matthew, R. A., IUCN/IISD, "Environmental Change and Conflict in Pakistan’s NWFP," Geneva,
Switzerland. (July 2000).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, Panel: Environment, Population and Conflict, Los Angeles,
USA. (March 2000).
Matthew, R. A., "Future Trends in Human Security," University of Victoria, Victoria, Canada.
(January 2000).
Matthew, R. A., GECHS Annual Meeting, "Environment and Human Security," San Jose, Costa
Rica. (December 1999).
Matthew, R. A., "NATO/CCMS Pilot Study on Environmental Security," Woodrow Wilson Center,
Washington, USA. (September 1999).
Matthew, R. A., "In the Balance: Environment and Security in Pakistan's North West Frontier
Province," UNDP, Islamabad, Pakistan. (July 1999).
Matthew, R. A., IHDP Annual Meeting, "Ecostructure, Infrastructure and Human Security: A
Systems Approach," Shonan Village, Japan. (June 1999).
Matthew, R. A., NATO Advanced Research Workshop, "Ecostructure, Infrastructure and Human
Security: Implications for Caspian Sea Oil Development," Venice, Italy. (March 1999).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, Panel: Environment and Security, Washington, USA.
(February 1999).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "The Environment and US Foreign Policy," Washington,
USA. (February 1999).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Security," IUCN, Geneva, Switzerland. (1998).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Security and Foreign Development Assistance," OECD, Paris,
France. (1998).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Social Adaptation to Environmental Change, Or How the
West Was Lost," Minneapolis, USA. (1998).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Change and Human Security: Implications for Southeast Asia
and Oceania," ANU, Canberra, Australia. Keynote presentation. (November 1998).
Matthew, R. A., AAAS Annual Meeting, "Integrating Environmental Factors into Security Issues,"
Seattle, USA. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., APSIA Roundtable, "Environment and Security," Washington, USA. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., Asia-Pacific Center, "Environment, Security and U.S. Foreign Policy," Honolulu,
USA. (1997).
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Matthew, R. A., Asia-Pacific Center Annual Meeting, "Environment, Security and Asia-Pacific,"
Honolulu, USA. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., "Environmental Security and U.S. Foreign Policy," CIDA, Ottawa, Canada.
(1997).
Matthew, R. A., "Global Environmental Issues," Foreign Services Training Center, Arlington, USA.
(1997).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, Panel: Planetary Surveillance, Toronto, Canada. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Rethinking Environmental Security," Toronto, Canada.
(1997).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Regional Meeting, "Sex, Drugs and Heavy Metal: Transnational Threats and
US Vulnerabilities," Norfolk, USA. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., "Moderator: Congressional Forum on Climate Change," Washington, USA.
(1997).
Matthew, R. A., NATO Advanced Research Workshop, "Social Adaptation to Environmental
Change," Budapest, Hungary. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., Society for International Development, "Environment, Security and U.S. Foreign
Policy," Washington, USA. (1997).
Matthew, R. A., AAAS Annual Meeting, "The Environmental Security Debate," Baltimore, USA.
(1996).
Matthew, R. A., "Environment and Security: Linkages, Cause and Effect, or Merely Supposition?,"
Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington, USA. (1996).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, Panel: International Relations Theory and the Environment,
San Diego, USA. (1996).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "The Future of Environmental Security," San Diego, USA.
(1996).
Matthew, R. A., NATO Advanced Research Workshop, "Rethinking Environmental Security,"
Bolkesjo, Norway. (1996).
Matthew, R. A., "Regionalism," George L. Crowell Senior Institute, George Washington
University, Washington, USA. (1996).
Matthew, R. A., ACUNS Annual Meeting, "Population Issues," New York, USA. (1995).
Matthew, R. A., "Comments: Assessment of Research to Date on Links between Environmental
Change and Conflict," Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, USA. (1995).
Matthew, R. A., Faculty Institute on Population, Health and the Environment, Georgetown
University, Washington, USA. (1995).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, Panel: Ethics and Environment, Chicago, USA. (1995).
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Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Back to the Dark Age: World Politics in the Late Twentieth
Century," Chicago, USA. (1995).
Matthew, R. A., Conference on Population, Women, and Environment, Williams College,
Williamstown, USA. (1994).
Matthew, R. A., Faculty Institute on Multiculturalism and World Civilization, Georgetown
University, Washington, USA. (1994).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Justice and World Order," Washington, USA. (1994).
Matthew, R. A., Log Lunch Series, "Environmental Ethics," Williams College, Williamstown, USA.
(1994).
Matthew, R. A., Academic Council on the United Nations System/American Society of
International Law Summer Workshop on International Organization Studies, "Sustainable
Development," sponsored by the Watson Institute, Brown University, Providence, USA.
(1993).
Matthew, R. A., APSA Annual Meeting, Panel: Environment and Security: Are They Connected?,
Washington, USA. (1993).
Matthew, R. A., Conference on Environmental Change and Security, sponsored by the Institute of
International Relations, University of British Columbia, Canada. (1993).
Matthew, R. A., APSA Annual Meeting, "Liberal International Theory: Common Threads,
Divergent Strands," Chicago, USA. (1992).
Matthew, R. A., Faculty Institute on U.S.-C.I.S. Relations and World Security Affairs, sponsored
by the Five College Program in Peace and World Security Studies, Amherst, USA. (1992).
Matthew, R. A., International Summer Institute on Environmental Degradation, Population
Displacement and Global Security, "International Organization," sponsored by the Centre for
Sustainable Regional Development, Whistler, Canada. (1992).
Matthew, R. A., International Summer Institute on Environmental Degradation, Population
Displacement and Global Security, "Report on International Institutions and Negotiations,"
sponsored by the Centre for Sustainable Regional Development, Whistler, Canada. (1992).
Matthew, R. A., ISA Annual Meeting, "Identity and Interdependence: Integration and
Fragmentation in International Politics," Vancouver, Canada. (1991).
Matthew, R. A., ISA/BISA Annual Meeting, "Equal States, Unequal Powers: The Case of North
America," London, England. (1989).
Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research
Grant
Matthew, Richard A (Principal Investigator), Samueli Foundation, $500,000.00. (June 2008 December 2013).
Matthew, Richard A (Co-Principal Investigator), NSF - National Science Foundation, $727,000.00.
(September 2006 - September 2009).
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Professional Service
Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy, International Union for the
Conservation of Nature, Member, Gland, Switzerland.
Engineers without Borders, Orange County Chapter, Technical Advisor.
Homeland Security Advisory Committee (Region 1), Member.
UNEP Expert Advisory Group on Environment, Conflict and Peacebuilding, Member.
Environmental Studies Section Newsletter, International Studies Association, Editor, Elected.
(2007 - Present).
Have conducted field research in Brazil, Cambodia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Israel,
Jordan, Nepal, Pakistan, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa and Thailand. (1994 - Present).
Have participated in eleven United Nations missions, and led two of them in Sierra Leone. (1994 Present).
Norwegian Ministries of the Environment and Foreign Affairs, Board of Advisors, Oslo, Norway,
Appointed, Pro Bono, International. (September 2010 - June 2011).
Oxford University Press, Reviewer. (2008 - 2010).
Polity Press, Reviewer. (2007 - 2010).
Global Environmental Politics, Journal Article Reviewer. (2005 - 2010).
Journal of Environment and Development, Journal Article Reviewer. (2004 - 2010).
German Research Council, Reviewer. (2008 - 2009).
SSHRCC, Reviewer. (2008 - 2009).
Norwegian Research Council, Reviewer. (2008 - 2009).
MacArthur Foundation, Consultations (2008-2010)
Director of the Global Environmental Change and Human Security Research Office/USA. (1999 2006).
Science Committee of the Global Environmental Change and Human Security Project, an IHDP
Program. (1999 - 2006).
Environmental Studies Section, International Studies Association, Sprout Award Committee.
(2003 - 2005).
CGPACS Executive Committee. (1999 - 2003).
International Studies Association, Executive Committee, Environmental Studies. (1997 - 1999).
Science Steering Committee of the Global Environmental Change and Human Security Project,
an IHDP Program. (1996 - 1999).
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TEACHING
Teaching Interests
Sustainability
Environment and Security
Dynamics of Global Change
Environmental Politics and Policy
International and Environmental Ethics
SERVICE
Department Service
Merit and Promotion Committee. (1998 - Present).
Master of Public Policy Executive Committee. (2007 - 2008).
Director, Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program. (2006 - 2008).
Master of Public Policy Planning Committee. (2002 - 2007).
Head, Environmental Policy Concentration. (1999 - 2007).
School/College Service
Executive Committee, School of Social Ecology. (2009 - 2010).
Dean’s Review Committee. (2003 - 2004).
University Service
Advisory Board, Center for Citizen Peace Building, UCI.
Faculty Affiliate, Center for the Study of Democracy, UCI.
Faculty Affiliate, Center for the Study of Science and Morality, UCI.
Founding Director, Center for Unconventional Security Affairs, UCI.
Advisory Board, Environment Institute, UCI.
Faculty Affiliate, Global Peace and Conflict Studies Center, UCI.
Faculty Affiliate, Program on Human Rights, UCI.
Faculty Affiliate, Urban Water Center, UCI.
CALIT2 Incubator Oversight Committee. (2010 - Present).
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IS/RIGS Governing Board. (2010 - Present).
Advisory Board, Certificate in Sustainability Leadership. (2007 - Present).
CALIT2 Division Council. (2005 - Present).
Founding Director, Center for Unconventional Security Affairs. (2003 - Present).
Member, Committee on Committees. (2009 - 2012).
Member, Senate Sub-committee on International Education. (2009 - 2012).
Advisor, Green Investment Fund. (2009 - 2011).
Member, ISI/RIGS. (2009 - 2011).
Global Village Campus Committee. (2009 - 2010).
UCI rep, Committee on International Education. (2006 - 2008).
Chair, Senate Sub-committee on International Education. (2006 - 2008).
Member, Senate Sub-committee on International Education. (2005 - 2006).
Public Service
Developed emergency guidelines for house, business and school.
Established the Human Security Award in 2004 to recognize individuals who have had a
significant impact advancing human security.
Organized quarterly luncheon speakers series for Orange County community.
Founding Advisory Board Member, Coalition Advocating Human Security. (2004 - Present).
OLLI four lecture course on Global Security. (2008).
OLLI four lecture course on Global Security. (2007).
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