Benjamin Zyla, Ph.D.

Associate Professor (tenured) School of International Development & Global Studies Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa 120 University Ave., 8th Floor, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, Canada Tel. +1 613 562 5800 x4865 | Fax: +1 613 562 5371 Email: [email protected] Web: www.benjaminzyla.com

FIELDS OF INTEREST

▪ Fragile States, Peacekeeping and Postwar State-building: Post-conflict reconstruction; securi- ty/development nexus; human security; humanitarian interventions; R2P ▪ Global Governance: International organizations ( NATO; EU; UN) ▪ General foreign policy analysis

WORK EXPERIENCE 2017 — Associate Professor (tenured), School of International Development & Global Studies, University of Ottawa 2011 —17 Assistant Professor, School of International Development & Global Studies, University of Ottawa 2011 (declined) Young Researcher Chair in Global Governance and Middle Powers, Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education, University of Luxem- bourg 2009 (declined) Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and Public Manage- ment, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark 2009—11 Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre for International Relations, Queen’s University ( Canada) and Centre for International Policy Studies (CIPS), University of Ottawa

ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS 2016 — Senior Researcher, Canadian Network for Research on Terrorism, Security, and Society (TSAS) 2015 — Senior Fellow, Austrian Institute for Europe and Security Policy (AIES), Vienna, Austria 2013 — Member, Failed States Research Network, Centre for International Policy Studies, Uni- versity of Ottawa (co-leader since April 2014) 2012 — Member, Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, University of Ottawa 2010—2015 Member, (Collaborator) Strategic Knowledge Cluster “Canada-Europe Transatlantic Dia- logue”, funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

VISITING FELLOWSHIP- AND PROFESSORSHIPS

2017-18 Guest Researcher, Institute for Advanced Study, University of Konstanz, Germany 2016 Visiting Professor, Institute for International Politics, Helmut-Schmidt University, Ham- burg, Germany (Nov.-Dec. 2016) 2013 Visiting Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Bielefeld (Summer) 2012 Visiting Professor, TRIANGLE research group, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (ENS) (July-December)

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2009 Visiting Scholar, The Europe Centre, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University, California, USA (June-July)

UNIVERSITY DEGREES

Ph.D. War Studies (International Security), Royal Military College of Canada, 2007 M.A. Political Science, Carleton University, Ottawa, 2003 B.A. (Hon.) Social Sciences, Uppsala University, Sweden, 2002 Vordiplom (B.A.) Social Sciences, University of Göttingen, Germany, 2000

ACADEMIC HONOURS

Prizes & Distinctions 2016 Runner-up, Best Book Award, Transatlantic Studies Association (TSA) 2015 Monograph Sharing the Burden? NATO and its Second-Tier Powers was listed on The Hill Time’s top-100 books in 2015 (rank 70) 2014 Monograph Sharing the Burden? NATO and its Second-Tier Powers was listed on The Hill Time’s top-100 books in 2014 (rank 72) 2011 Internal Young Research Chair in Global Governance and Middle Powers, University of Luxembourg (€360.000 for 3 years; declined) 2011 Runner-up, Young Researcher Award in Global Governance and Middle Powers, Luxem- bourg Fonds Nationale de la Recherche, for Junior Research Chair (€1.5 Mio./5 years) 2006 Finalist for 2006 Cadieux-Leger Fellowship Competition, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT), Canada 2005 Honourable Mention, Best Paper Award, Graduate Student Symposium, Conference of De- fence Associations Institute

Postdoctoral Fellowships 2009—11 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Postdoctoral Award 2007—08 Ronald B. Byers Postdoctoral Award, Government of Canada

Major Scholarships 2005—07 International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS), Doctoral scholarship for foreign na- tionals 2002—03 Graduate scholarship (MA), German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) 2000—02 European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students (ERASMUS) Scholarship

RESEARCH GRANTS

External Funding

Year(s) Source & Title Type Investigator Amount 2017-23 Social Sciences and Humanities Insight Grant Principal Investigator Funding Total: Research Council of Canada $156,626 (SSHRC)

Title: Burden sharing in the North At- lantic Treaty Organization (NATO): a post-positivist analy- sis

2015 - Social Sciences and Humanities Insight De- Principal Investigator Funding Total: 2018 Research Council of Canada velopment $49,126 (SSHRC) Grant

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Title: The Comprehensive Approach to Post-conflict reconstruction: Canada and the United States in Afghanistan, Ranked 9th best application of competition 2010 - Social Sciences and Humanities Partnership Collaborator $2,100,000 2015 Research Council of Canada Grant (SSHRC)

Title: SSHRC Strategic Knowledge Cluster “Canada-Europe Trans- atlantic Dialogue” at Carleton University 2012 - Canadian Federation for the Grant Principal Investigator $8,000 2013 Humanities and Social Sciences

Title: Awards to Scholarly Publications Program (ASPP) for "Sharing the Burden? NATO and its Se- cond-tier Powers"(University of Press) 2012-15 University of Luxembourg, Fac- Grant Principal Investigator €360,000 ulty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education, University of Luxembourg

Title: Young Research Chair in Global Governance and Middle Powers 2009 - Social Sciences and Humanities Fellowship Principal Investigator $81,000 2011 Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

Title: SSHRC Post-doctoral fellowship 2007-08 Ronald B. Byers Postdoctoral Fellowship Principal Investigator $35,000 Award, Government of Canada (DND) 2008 Queen’s University, Dean of Grant Principal Investigator $2,500 Arts, Research fund for Scholar- ly and Professional Develop- ment 2007 Department of National Defence, Grant Principal Investigator $4,085.65 Canada

Title: Special Project Research Fund 2004 Dean of Arts, Royal Military Col- Grant Principal Investigator $2,000 lege of Canada

Title: Research Grant, Royal Military College of Canada to conduct expert interviews and research at NATO headquarters in Brus- sels, Belgium

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Internal Funding

Year(s) Source & Title Type Investigator Amount 2016 VP-Research, International Type: My Role: Funding Total: Research Acceleration Pro- Grant Principal Investigator $40,000 gram (IRAP), 2016-18 & VP Research uHamburg Co-investigator: Florian Kuehn, University of Title: Hamburg, Germany The Governance of Transna- tional Risks and Resilience in Fragile States 2015 Course release, Faculty of Grant Principal Applicant Not disclosed Social Sciences, uOttawa 2014 4A Program-Insight Grant, Grant Principal Applicant $3,583.75 Faculty of Social Sciences, uOttawa 2013 University of Ottawa Grant Principal Applicant $500

Title: Publication Assistance Pro- gram, Faculty of Social Sci- ences (for 'Sharing the Bur- den?') 2013 - University of Ottawa Grant Principal Investigator $20,000 2014 Title: Research Development Pro- gram (RDP), University of Ot- tawa 2012 University of Ottawa Grant Principal Investigator $15,000

Title: Canada and the World: fragile states, security governance, and conflict resolution 2011 University of Ottawa Grant Co- Investigator (with $3,584 Philippe Lagassé) Title: 4A Program-Insight Grant 2008 - University of Ottawa Fellowship Principal Investigator $35,000 2009 Title: "Canada and NATO burden sharing, 1989-2008"

SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Reviewer for Manuscripts & Research Grant Proposals

1. Top-ranked Journals & Scholarly Presses in International Relations: • European Journal of International Relations • International Security • Foreign Policy Analysis • Conflict Management and Peace Science • Journal of International Relations and Development • International Studies Review

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• International Journal • International Political Science Review • Armed Forces & Society • International Peacekeeping (3x) • Journal of Peace Research • New York University Press

2. Funding Agencies • Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

3. Research Prize Competitions • Grawemeyer Award ($100,000), University of Louisville, USA

4. Other Journals • International Spectator • Diplomacy and Statecraft • European Security (10); • Canadian Foreign Policy (2) • Contemporary Security Policy (2) • Croatian International Relations Review (2) • Stability: International Journal of Security and Development • Journal of International Organizations Studies • Journal of Critical Security Studies

Executive Positions 2016—2018 Vice-Chair, Research Committee on Security, Integration and Unification (RC 42), Inter- national Political Science Association (IPSA) 2016 Section Convenor on “The Whole-of-Government Approach in Comparative Perspective” and “The security-development nexus”, Annual Meeting of the International Political Sci- ence Association (IPSA), Istanbul, Turkey 2015— Member, National Advisory Council, Canadian Peace Research Association (CPRA) 2011—13 Member, Management Committee, Transatlantic Studies Association 2010—13 Section Convener on NATO, Transatlantic Studies Association (TSA) 2007—08 President of the Young Researchers Network (YRN) of the European Community Studies Association Canada (ECSA-C)

Policy Advice/Testimony • Testimony to the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development (FAAE). I presented on “How much is enough?: The Future of Canadian Development Aid and Fragile States”, House of Commons, Canada, 7 June 2016. • Member of group of experts advising the U.S. and Canadian government on the future of the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD), Colorado Springs, USA, 28-31 March 2016.

PUBLICATIONS (career total)*

Books Authored…………………………………………………………………………………. 2 Books Edited ...... 3 Editor Special Series ...... 1 Refereed Chapters In Books ...... 13 Non-Refereed Chapters In Books ...... 9 Papers In Refereed Journals ...... 18 Papers In Non-Refereed Journal ...... 1 Book Reviews ...... 10 Working Papers ...... 1 Other Articles/Outreach ...... 24

*all publications are refereed unless indicated otherwise

Books Authored (refereed) 2. Zyla, B., Sharing the Burden? NATO and its Second-tier powers (Toronto: Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2015). 100.000 words, 25 Tables; Paperback: ISBN 9781442615595; Hardback:

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ISBN 9781442647503. For details see publisher’s website at http://www.utppublishing.com/Sharing-the- Burden-NATO- and-its-Second-Tier-Powers.html • shortlisted for Best Book Award 2016, Transatlantic Studies Association • among best 100 political books published in Canada in 2015 (rank: 70); The Hill Times • among best 100 political books published in Canada in 2014 (rank: 72); The Hill Times 1. Zyla, B. L'unilatéralisme avec le sourire Bilan des relations germano-américaines et perspectives pour 2009, Note du Cerfa 62 (Paris, Brussels: Comité d’études des relations franco-allemandes (Cerfa), 2009). ISBN: 978-2-86592-503-2, 40 pages (not refereed).

Books Edited (refereed) 3. Zyla, B., and Kammel, A. (in press). West or East? - Eastern and Southern Europe’s belonging after the Ukrainian crisis (Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2017). 2. Zyla, B. and Schmidt, P., European Security Policy and Strategic Culture (London, U.K.: Routledge, 2013), 210 pages. Paperback: ISBN 9781138944305; Hardback: 9780415638388 1. Zyla, B., Ellen Hallams, Luca Ratti (eds.). NATO Beyond 9/11: The Transformation of the Atlan- tic Alliance (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire; New York: Palgrave/Macmillan, 2013). Paper- back: ISBN 978-1-349-35152-7; Hardback: 978-0-230-39121-5.

Editor Special Series 1. Zyla, B. (70%) and Schmidt, P., “European Security Policy: Strategic Culture in Operation?”, Contemporary Security Policy vol. 32, no.3 (2011).

Refereed Chapters in Books 13. Zyla, B. (70%), and Kammel, A., “The EU’s role in African security governance”, in Samuel Kale Ewusi and Jean Bosco Butera Beyond State-Building: Confronting Africa's Governance and Socio- economic Challenges in the 21st Century (San Jose, Costa Rica: University for Peace Africa Pro- gramme, 2014), pp. 81-98; also available through open access at http://www.africa- upeace.org/images/pdfs/Publications/BeyondStateBuilding.pdf 12. Zyla, B., Hallams, E; and Ratti, L. “Introduction – A New Paradigm for NATO?” in Zyla, B. (33.3%), Ellen Hallams, Luca Ratti (eds.). The Atlantic Alliance Ten Years After 9/11: Revitaliza- tion or Retirement? (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire; New York: Palgrave/Macmillan, 2013), pp. 1-26. 11. Zyla, B. (50%), Hallams, E; and Ratti, L., “Conclusion – 9/11: A Systemic or Paradigm Shift for NATO?”, in Zyla, B., Ellen Hallams, Luca Ratti (eds.). The Atlantic Alliance Ten Years After 9/11: Revitalization or Retirement? (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire; New York: Pal- grave/Macmillan, 2013), pp. 321-331. 10. Zyla, B. “Overlap or Opposition? EU and NATO’s Strategic (Sub-)Culture”, in Zyla, B. and Schmidt, P. (eds.) National vs. transnational security cultures in Europe: ESDP operations as the test case? (London, U.K.: Routledge, 2013), pp. 184-204 [reprint & slightly revised version of contribution to special issue of Contemporary Security Policy.] 9. Zyla, B. and Schmidt, P. (70%), “European Security Policy: Strategic Culture in Operation?” in Zyla, B. and Schmidt, P. (eds.) National vs. transnational security cultures in Europe: ESDP op- erations as the test case? (London, U.K.: Routledge, 2013), pp. 1-10 [reprint & slightly revised introduction of special issue for Contemporary Security Policy.] 8. Zyla, B., “Canada’s share of burden in Reconstructing Afghanistan” in Nik Hynek and Peter Mar- ton, Statebuilding in Afghanistan: Multinational Contributions to Reconstruction (London, New York: Routledge, 2011), pp. 104-23. 7. Zyla, B., “Geopolitics”, in George Thomas Kurian, The Encyclopedia of Political Science (Washing- ton: CQ Press, 2011), http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781608712434 6. Zyla, B. (75%, first-author) and Joel J. Sokolsky, “Canada and the Atlantic Alliance in the post- Cold War era: More NATO than NATO?,” in Nikola Hynek, and David Bosold (eds): Canada’s New Foreign and Security Policy Strategies: Re-Examining Soft and Hard Dimensions of Mid- dlepowerhood (Oxford and Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2010), pp. 231-250. 5. Zyla, B. (2009). L'unilatéralisme avec le sourire bilan des relations germano-américaines et pers- pectives pour 2009. In Louis-Marie Clouet Hans Stark (Ed.), Radioscopies De L’ Allemagne (pp. 173-191). L’Institute français des relations internationals, Paris 4. Charron, A.; Zyla, B. (45%); Boulden, J., “NATO, the EU and Darfur: Separate but Together,” in Peter Schmidt (ed.) A Hybrid Relationship: Transatlantic Cooperation beyond NATO (Frankfurt a. M.: Peter Lang, 2007), pp. 147-160. 3. Zyla, B., “The Balance of Power Theory,” in Rodney P. Carlisle (ed.), Encyclopedia of Politics: The Left and Right (Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA., 2005), pp. 541-45.

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- The book won the ‘Best of Reference Award’, The New York Public Library, 2006. 2. Zyla, B., "Understanding American Foreign Policy: U.S. Foreign Policy Traditions and the George W. Bush administration,” in Tomasz Pludowski, (ed.), American Politics, Media, and Elections: Contemporary International Perspectives on US Presidency, Foreign Policy, and Political Communication (Warsaw and Torun: Collegium Civitas Press and Adam Marszalek, 2005), pp. 133-147. 1. Zyla, B., “NATO Doctrine and Canadian Special Operations,” in David Last and Bernd Horn, Choice of force: Special Operations for Canada (Kingston, : Queen’s/McGill University Press, 2005), pp. 253-265.

Non-refereed Chapters in Books 9. Zyla, B., “Soft Power The Role of Canada in the OSCE”, in: Roberto Dominguez (eds). The OSCE: Soft Security for a Hard World- Competing Theories for Understanding the OSCE (Brus- sels, New York: Peter Lang, 2014), pp. 131-153. 8. Zyla, B., “William Jefferson Clinton,” in Carl Hodge and Cathal Nolan (eds), U.S. Presidents and Foreign Policy: From 1789 to the Present (Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC- CLIO, 2007), pp. 367-376. 7. Zyla, B., “Canada and NATO’s first round of enlargement,” in Natalie Mychajlyszyn (ed.), Adap- tation of NATO: From the North Atlantic Treaty to Security in Pakistan, BISON Paper 11 (Winni- peg: Centre for Defence and Security Studies, 2007), pp. 85–107. 6. Zyla, B. “Entre le ‘paradis’ européen et le ‘pouvoir’ américain? La culture sécuritaire canadienne dans les affaires transatlantiques après le 11 septembre 2001”, in Eric Tabuteau, and Sandrine Tolazzi, A Safe And Secure Canada – Sécurité, identité et territoire (Frankfurt, Zuerich: Peter Lang, 2010), pp. 89-112. 5. Zyla, B. “L'unilatéralisme avec le sourire bilan des relations germano-américaines et perspectives pour 2009”, in Louis-Marie Clouet and Hans Stark, Radioscopies De L’Allemagne (Paris, Brus- sels: L’Institute français des relations internationals), pp. 173-191. 4. Scholz, Ulrich; Zyla, B. (60%), “Europe’s military capability in crisis management,“ in Ted Woodcock (ed.), Cornwallis X: Analysis of New and Emerging Conflicts (Ottawa: Pearson Peacekeeping Press, 2005), pp. 388-400. 3. Zyla, B., “Radio Free Europe,” in Peter Karsten, Encyclopaedia of War and American Society (MTM Publishing Company: Sage Publications, 2005), p. 700; http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781412952460.n235 2. Zyla, B., “European Union,” in William H. McNeill (edit). Berkshire Encyclopaedia of World Histo- ry, 5 volumes (Thousand Oaks, CA.: Sage Publications, 2004), pp. 698-700. 1. Zyla, B., “The European Economic Area,” in Ashish Vaidya. Encyclopaedia of Globalization (California: ABC-Clio, 2005), p. 570.

Papers in Refereed Journals 18. (lead article) Zyla, B. “NATO burden sharing: A new research agenda”, Journal of International Or- ganizations Studies (JIOS) vol. 7, no. 2 (2016), pp. 5-22; available also online at http://journal- iostudies.org/sites/journal-iostudies.org/files/JIOS_Fall-2016.pdf 17. (lead article) Zyla, B. “Who is keeping the peace and who is free-riding? NATO Middle Powers and Burden Sharing, 1995-2001” International Politics vol. 53, no. 3 (2016), pp. 303-323; doi: 10.1057/ip.2016.2; Impact Factor: 0.709; 43/85 in International Relations; 83/161 in Political Sci- ence 16. Zyla, B. “Who is free-riding in NATO’s peace operations in the 1990s?” International Peacekeeping vol. 23, no 3 (2016), pp. 416-441; doi: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13533312.2016.1159516; Impact Factor: 0.429; 61/85 in International Relations 15. (lead article) Zyla, B. “Untying the Knot? Assessing the compatibility of the American and Eu- ropean strategic culture under President Obama” Innovation: European Journal of Social Sci- ence Research vol. 28, no. 2 (2015), pp. 1-23; doi: 10.1080/13511610.2015.1024637; Impact Fac- tor: 0.346 14. Zyla, B. (50%) & Schofield, J., “The AfPak Campaign and the Limits of Canadian Diplomacy”, Diplomacy & Statecraft vol. 25, no. 3 (2014), pp. 509-528. 13. Zyla, B., "Explaining Canada's practices of burden sharing in ISAF through its norm of ’exter- nal responsibility'", International Journal: Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis vol. 68, no. 2, Summer 2013, pp. 289-304. Impact Factor: 0.6; 56/86 in International Relations 12. Zyla, B. (70%) & Kammel, A., “Practising EU Security Governance in the Transatlantic Context: A Fragmentation of Power or Networked Hegemony?” Journal of Contemporary European Re- search vol. 9, no. 4 (2013), pp. 440-459. 11. Kammel, A. & Zyla, B. (70%), “Looking for a ‘Berlin-Plus in reverse’? NATO in search for a new Strategic concept”, Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs vol. 55, no. 4 (2012), pp. 648- 662. GMP89

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ranking: 5.2 10. Zyla, B., “Unilateralismus mit einem Lächeln? Eine Analyse der deutsch-amerikanischen Bezi- ehungen: Bilanz der Ära Bush” [Unilateralism with a smile? An analysis of the German- American relationship: assessment of the era Bush], Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik (ZfAS)), Heft 1 (2012), pp. 117-135. 9. Zyla, B. “Overlap or Opposition? EU and NATO’s Strategic (Sub-)Culture”, Contemporary Securi- ty Policy vol. 32, no.3 (2011), pp. 667-687. 8. Zyla, B. “Außenpolitisches Selbstverständnis der BRD nach 9/11”, WeltTrends: Zeitschrift fuer Internationale Politik [Journal of International Politics], Heft 74 (September/October 2010), pp.105-108. -- republished in Azadeh Zamirirad. Deutsche Interessen: Eine außenpolitische Debatte (Potsdam: Universitätsverlag Potsdam, 2011), pp. 38-41. Available online at http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2011/5395/pdf/wtp20.pdf 7. Zyla, B., “Years of free-riding? Canada, the New NATO, and Collective Crisis Management in Eu- rope, 1989-2001,” American Review of Canadian Studies vol. 40, no. 1 (2010), pp. 22-39. 6. Zyla, B., “NATO and post-Cold War burden-sharing: Canada “the laggard?”, International Journal: Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis vol. 64, no. 2 (2009), pp. 337-359. Impact Factor: 0.294 in International Relations 5. Zyla, B., “Riding the Asian Tiger? - How the EU Engaged China Since the End of the Cold War,” Current Politics and Economics of Europe vol. 17, no.1 (2008), pp. 83-106. - Republished in Amy Verdun (ed.), The European Union and Asia: What Is There to Learn? (Hauppauge N.Y.: Nova Science Publishers, 2009), pp. 83-106. 4. Zyla, B., “A Bridge just far enough? - Canada and the transatlantic link today,” London Journal of Canadian Studies, no. 23 (2007), pp. 131- 153. 3. Zyla, B., “Multilateralism a la carte? - The George W. Bush administration and traditions of US foreign policy,” WeltTrends: Zeitschrift fuer Internationale Politik [Journal of International Politics] vol. 54 (Spring 2007), pp. 113-126. 2. Zyla, B., “How the E.U. supports the Bush doctrine,” Review of European and Russian Af- fairs, vol. 2, no. 2 (2006), pp. 5-27. 1. Zyla, B., “Caught between Venus and Mars: Canadian Earthlings in the transatlantic relationship after Iraq,“ Critique - A World Wide Journal of Politics (Fall 2006), pp. 147-168.

Papers in Non- r efereed Journals 1. Winter, E. and Zyla, B. “Pathways into the Syrian Refugee Crisis and some escape routes out”, Canadian Diversity vol. 13, no. 2 (2016), pp. 11-16.

Book Reviews 10. Zyla, B.,.The Globalization of NATO: Intervention, Security and Identity, by Veronica M. Kitch- en (New York: Routledge, 2010), reviewed in International Journal: Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis vol. 66, no. 2 (2011), pp. 509-511. 9. Zyla, B.,. Germany, pacifism and peace enforcement, by Anja-Dalgaard Nielsen (Manchester, New York: Manchester University Press, 2006), Reviewed for Humanities and Social Sciences Online (www.h-net.org), 21 May 2010. 8. Zyla, B., Contemporary Security and Strategy by Craig A. Snyder (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008), reviewed in International Journal vol. 63, no.3 (Summer 2008), pp.794-96. 7. Zyla, B., Old Europe, New Security: Evolution for a Complex World by Adamski, J.; Troy Johnson, M.; Schweiss, C.M. (Ashgate, 2006), reviewed in JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, vol. 46, no.3 (2008), pp. 731-32. 6. Zyla, B., Old Europe, New Europe and the US: Renegotiating Transatlantic Security in the Post 9/11 Era by Tom Lansford and Blagovest Tashev. (Alershot, Hants; Burlington, VT: Ashgate) reviewed in Political Studies vol. 5, no. 1 (January 2007), p.127. 5. Zyla, B., Nation-building: Beyond Afghanistan and Iraq- America at the Crossroads by Francis Fukuyama, reviewed in The Canadian Army Journal vol. 9.2 (Summer 2006), p. 121-24. 4. Zyla, B., NATO, the European Union, and the Atlantic Community: The transatlantic bargain challenged by Stanley Sloan (Rowman & Littlefield, 2005), Reviewed for Humanities and Social Sciences Online (www.h-net.org), 6 December 2006. 3. Zyla, B., NATO in the New Europe: The Politics of International Socialization After the Cold War (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2005) by Alexandra Gheciu. Reviewed for Humanities and Social Sciences Online (www.h-net.org), 6 December 2006. 2. Zyla, B., Kritik aus D.C.“ Review of Clyde Prestowitz, Der Schurkenstaat: Wohin steuert Amerika?, WeltTrends, Zeitschrift für internationale Politik und vergleichende Studien (Berlin), No. 49 (Winter 2005/2006), pp. 177-79. 1. Zyla, B., American Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign Policy by Ivo H. Daalder and James M. Lindsay, reviewed in Canadian Military Journal vol. 5 no.3 (Autumn 2004), pp. 76-77.

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Working Papers 1. Zyla, B., “Changing Dimensions: The need for Special Forces in NATO and a New Role for Canada in European Security,” RMC working Paper, DP no. 2005/01 (The Royal Military Col- lege of Canada, Kingston, Ontario: 2005).

Other Articles/Outreach 24. Zyla, B., Interview with The Fulcrum on the French Presidential Election; cited in “Somewhere over the rainbow” by Nicholas Robinson, 29 March 2017 23. Zyla, B., Live interview on CTV Morning Toronto on 28 Fe. 2017, “The Munich Security Confer- ence, NATO burden sharing and implications for Canada. 22. with Winter, E. “Syrian Refugees and Canada’s “Defining Moment”: One Year On” Centre for In- ternational Policy Studies (CIPS), 7. Dec. 2016; available at http://www.cips- cepi.ca/2016/12/07/syrian-refugees-and-canadas-defining-moment-one-year-on/ 21. Zyla, B., Live interview on 23 June 2016 on the Brexit, CTV Morning Live, available at http://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/video?binId=1.1905867; starts at 1 hour 7 min in. 20. Zyla, B., Live Interview on Rick Howe Show on “Canada, NATO, and the crisis in the Ukraine”, NEWS 95.7 FM, Halifax, 9 March, 2016, available at http://www.news957.com/audio/the-rick-howe- show/ 19. Zyla, B., Live Interview with Todd van der Heyden, CTV-Bell radio on refugee crisis in Germa- ny/Europe; 9.50 pm; 23 January, 2016 available at https://soundcloud.com/cjad-viewpoints ; start- ing at 1:24:46 18. Zyla, B., and Liedtke, G. “Déjà vu? Finding the right balance in the refugee- terrorism nexus”, The Hill Times, 7 December, 2015, p. 23; republished by CDA Institute at https://www.cdainstitute.ca/en/blog/entry/deja-vu-problems-and-prospects-with-trudeau-s-iraq-plan 17. Zyla, B., “When it comes to NATO, Canada is not a free rider: An alternative analysis of Canada’s perceived global engagement gap”, Canada International Council, October 1, 2015; http://opencanada.org/features/when-it-comes-to-nato-canada-is-not-a-free-rider/ 16. Zyla, B., “EU countries must work toward common refugee solution”, Ottawa Citizen, 15 Sept. 2015. 15. Interview with Embassy News on “Parties shaping their foreign policy campaigns”, 14 July, 2015; available at http://www.embassynews.ca.proxy.bib.uottawa.ca/news/2015/07/01/conservatives- liberals-ndp-shaping-their-foreign-policy-campaigns/47327 14. Zyla, B., Interview with RIA Novosti (Russian News and Information Agency) on the attack on the House of Commons in Ottawa: “Canada Finds Difficult Balancing Public Security, Respecting Indi- vidual Rights: Expert”, 24 October, 2014; available online at http://en.ria.ru/analysis/20141024/194516692-print/Canada-Finds-Difficult-Balancing-Public- Security-Respecting.html 13. Zyla, B., Interview with RIA Novosti (Russian News and Information Agency) on Prime Min- ister Harper’s speech in the House of Common fighting ISIS: “Canadian Government Should Lay Out Clear Strategy Against IS in Iraq: Professor” 7 October, 2014; available online at http://en.ria.ru/analysis/20141007/193749530/Canadian-Government-Should-Lay-Out-Clear-Strategy- Against-IS-in-Iraq.html 12. Zyla, B., “The myth of Canada as a free-rider”, Ottawa Citizen, 19. September, 2014, availa- ble at http://ottawacitizen.com/news/national/benjamin-zyla-the-myth-of-canada-as-a-military-free- rider, [REPUBLISHED BY CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL POLICY STUDIES (CIPS) uOTTAWA] 11. Zyla, B., “Ukraine may be in crisis – NATO is not”, Op-Ed Article/Commentary for Canada Inter- national Council (CIC), 4 September, 2014; available at http://opencanada.org/features/the-think-tank/comments/ukraine-may-be-in-crisis-nato-is-not/ [REPUB- LISHED BY CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL POLICY STUDIES (CIPS) uOTTAWA] 10. Zyla, B., “What France’s far-right means for Canada”, Embassy Magazine, 20.06.2014; availa- ble at http://www.embassynews.ca/opinion/2014/06/20/what-france’s-far-right-means-for-canada/45706 9. Zyla, B., Live interview with Todd van der Heyden on “Results of the EU elections”, CJAD 800 AM: News, Talk, Radio, Montreal, 31 May 2014, available at http://www.cjad.com/Shows/Viewpoints.aspx 8. Zyla, B. “Quick Take: What’s the Significance of Ukraine/Russia So Far?” Centre for Internation- al Studies (CIPS) Blog, 20 May, 2014, available at http://cips.uottawa.ca/quick-take-whats-the- significance-of-ukrainerussia-so-far/ 7. Zyla, B. Background interview on "China, Pakistan, and the US in Afghanistan", Greater China Division, Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada, 13 March, 2014 6. Zyla, B. and van Houten, Kirsten, "NATO, China, and Afghanistan at the Security- Development Nexus", Commentary for Canada International Council, 4 February, 2014; available at http://opencanada.org/features/the-think-tank/comments/nato-china-and- afghanistan-at-the-security- development-nexus/

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5. Zyla, B. “Free Riding for Punching? Canadian Peacebuilding in the Balkans in the 1990s”, AIES Fokus 4/2013. Austrian Institute for Europe and Security Policy; available at http://www.aies.at/download/2013/AIES-Fokus-2013-04.pdf 4. Zyla, B., “Transatlantic free trade: Not a novel idea at all”, Embassy Magazine, 16 December, 2013; available at http://www.embassynews.ca/opinion/2013/12/16/transatlantic-free-trade-not-a-novel-idea-at-all/44971; also cross posted with CIPS at uOttawa at http://cips.uottawa.ca/transatlantic-free-trade-not-a-novel- idea-at-all/ 3. Zyla, B., “Why Canada Makes a Difference,” Vanguard Magazine (March/April 2008), pp. 14-15. 2. Mariano, Stephen J.; Zyla, B., “Ten Reasons to Stay in Afghanistan.” National Post, A14, Tuesday, April 11, 2006 - reprinted in The Transatlantic Quarterly (Fall/Winter/Spring 2005-06), published by the Atlantic Council of Canada. 1. Zyla, B., “Caught between Venus and Mars – Canadian Earthlings Role in the Transatlantic th Relationship after Iraq,” in Conference of Defence Associations Institute, 7 Annual Graduate Student Symposium, Security and Defence: National and International Issues (Kingston: CDAI, 2004).

ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS (career total)

Papers at Academic Conferences ...... 37 Invited Presentations and Lectures ...... 39

Papers at Academic Conferences (all single authored unless indicated otherwise) 37. “The comprehensive approach to state-building in comparison: Canada, US, US, and Norway”, at 24th World Congress of Political Science, International Political Science Association (ISPA), Poznan, Poland, 23-29 July, 2016. 36. “Beyond Rationalism: The Culture of NATO Burden-Sharing”, 15th Annual Conference, Transatlantic Studies Association (TSA), 4-6 July, 2016 Plymouth University, England. 35. “How the EU practiced the security-development nexus in Afghanistan: A critical reflection”, Council for European Studies, Philadelphia, USA, 14-16 April, 2016. 34. “The Comprehensive Approach to post-conflict reconstruction: US and Canada in Afghanistan com- pared”, Mid-West Political Science Association (MPSA), Chicago, USA, 7-10 April, 2016. 33. “Roundtable Author Meets Critics: Sharing the Burden? NATO and its second-tier power”, American Association for Canadian Studies, Las Vegas, 14-17 October, 2015. 32. “Roundtable Author Meets Critics: Sharing the Burden? NATO and its second-tier power”, Canadian Political Science Association, Ottawa, 3 June, 2015. 31. “How the Canadian media framed Canada's Afghan mission”, Canadian Political Science Associa- tion, Ottawa, 3 June, 2015 30. (co-authored with MA student Patricia Crosby) “The Search for Sustainable Peace: Robust Peace- keeping and Long-Term Impacts on Post-Conflict Reconstruction” Canadian Peace Research Asso- ciation, Ottawa, 3 June, 2015. 29. “Theories of Atlantic Burden Sharing and Afghanistan: A Theoretical and Methodological Critique”, presented at 23rd World Congress of Political Science, International Political Science Association (IPSA), Montreal 19-24 July, 2014. 28. “Second-tier powers and Atlantic free-riding: a methodological critique of existing concepts and some empirical data”, presented at 1st European Workshop in International Studies (EWIS), Uni- versity of Tartu, Estonia, 6-7 June 2013. 27. “From Laggard to Linchpin? Canada’s ‘External Responsibilities’ and Practices of Burden Sharing in ISAF”, State University of New York College at Plattsburgh and Ball State University, Indianapo- lis, 11-13 October 2012. 26. “Transatlantic security governance and distributive justice in the Atlantic burden sharing regime”, 6th European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) General Conference, University of Ice- land, (25-27 Aug. 2011). 25. “Present at Evolution. A Trajectory of Canada’s special relations with NATO”, Annual Conference of the British Association for Canadian Studies, University of London, 15 July, 2011. 24. “Governing European security through NATO“, Transatlantic Studies Association, University of Dundee, U.K. 11-14 July, 2011. 23. “The EU-NATO conundrum and the question of compliance”, 18th international confer- ence, Council for European Studies, Barcelona, 2011.

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22. “Inter-Institutional Cooperation between the EU and NATO in the Case of Darfur, IPSA-ECPR joint conference, ‘Whatever Happened to North-South?’, Sao Paulo, Brazil, February 16-19, 2011. 21. “Liberal Theories of Atlantic Burden sharing”, Transatlantic Studies Association, Durham Universi- ty, U.K. 12-15 July, 2010. 20. “In-between European ‘Paradise’ and American ‘Power’? Canada's security culture in the Transatlantic Alliance after 9/11”, Canadian Political Science Association (CPSA), Montreal, Cana- da, 1-4 June 2010. 19. “Liberal Internationalism and the question of inter-institutional cooperation,” International Polit- ical Science Association (IPSA) Congress, Santiago de Chile, Chile, 10- 16 July 2009. 18. “Canada and European security: More NATO than NATO?,” European Community Stud- ies Association Canada (ECSA-C), University of Alberta, 25-27 September 2008. 17. “NATO burden sharing in the Balkans and Canada,” Transatlantic Studies Associa- tion,University of Dundee, Scotland, 7-10 July 2008. 16. “More NATO than NATO? - Canada and Afghanistan 2002-2007,” Canadian Political Science As- sociation (CPSA), Vancouver, Canada, 4-6 June 2008. 15. “NATO, the EU and R2P: Quo Vadis?,“ International Studies Association (ISA), San Francisco, 26-29 March, 2008. 14. "The Process of Enmification and the Crisis in Darfur," International Studies Association North East (ISA-NE) annual conference, 9-11 November 2006 in Boston, MA, USA. 13. “The impact of Europe’s new constitution on the Asian-European relationship,” Interna- tional Political Science Association (IPSA), Fukuoka, Japan, July 2006. 12. “Canada and transatlantic relations after 9/11,” Transatlantic Studies Association 2006 Annual Conference, 12-15 June University of Dundee, 2006. 11. “How the EU supports the Bush doctrine,” 2006 Young Research Network – Canada, Widen- ing and Deepening the EU: What Kind of Europe for the New Century?, University of Victoria, Thursday 18 May, 2006. 10. “Canada caught between EU-US relations: Where to go?,” Annual Conference of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS), St. Louis, November 13-16, 2005. 9. “Bush’s Foreign Policy Revolution: A Radical Change?,” 8th Annual Graduate Student Symposium of the Conference of Defence Associations, “Security and Defence: National and International Is- sues,” Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, October 28-29, 2005. 8. (with Yves Raic) “Canada’s Grand Strategy – Does it matter?,” Security and Defence Forum (SDF), “Canadian Defence Policy in a time of change,” Université de Laval, Hotel Chateau Lauri- er, City, October 20-22, 2005. 7. “A new Cold War in Europe? American vs. European Grand Strategy,” 3rd Annual Graduate Stu- dent Conference on Security Challenges in the 21st Century: Threats & Opportunities, Center for Peace and Security Studies, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service Georgetown University, April 18-19, 2005. 6. “Transatlantic Relations and the George W. Bush Administration,” 46th Annual International Stud- ies Association (ISA) Convention, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 1-5, 2005. 5. “Caught between Kagan’s Venus and Mars: Canadian Earthlings Role in Transatlantic Relations after Iraq,” 6th annual CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, Royal Military College of Canada, Oc- tober 2004. Published on the CDAI website at http://www.cda-cdai.ca/english-frame.htm. 4. ”Transatlantic Relations after 9/11 – Why Europe should be still interested in the United States,” Annual conference of the European Standing Group of International Relations, The Hague, Nether- lands, from 9-11 September 2004. Published online at http://www.sgir.org/archive/index.htm. 3. “Transatlantic Divide: USA, Canada, Europe – Foreign and Security Policy re-visited,” Inter- national Conference at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, June 11-13 2004. 2. “Why Europe should still pay attention to North America,” 2004 Biennial Conference of the Euro- pean Community Studies Association in Canada, Montreal, May 2004. 1. “Defending North American through the NATO Alliance?,” Organization for the History of Canada annual conference, Ottawa, May 2004.

Invited Presentations and Lectures (scholarly; otherwise see outreach; all single authored unless indicated otherwise) 39. “Learning the Lessons from CAF Operations: values, norms and principles for effectiveness on the world stage”, Canadian Department of National Defence, Ethics Program, 28 June, 2017. 38. “NATO and counterterrorism: who is doing what?”, Advanced Research Workshop on Countering Terrorism at the Borders: Identifying Common Challenges & Solutions, The University of Texas at El Paso, 8-9 June 2017. 37. “Africa's Web of Crises (War, Drought, Famine, Refugees): Are the Sustainable Development Goals a Solution?".United Nations Association, Canada, 6 June 2017 36. “Canada’s Peace and Security Role in Africa”, Africa-Canada Forum and ASG joint panel on Policy Coherence for Development in Africa; Africa Studies Group, 29 May 2017.

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35. “Preliminary Findings: Assessing Canadian and German Development Policy in Afghanistan”, Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) [Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Germany], 19 Dec. 2016, Berlin, Germany. 34. “The Political Economy of Peace Operations: Who is free-riding?”, Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg, Germany, 13. Dec. 2016. 33. (with Jennifer Baechler) “Mapping the (ontological) space of PRTs in Afghanistan in the security- development nexus”, paper presented at International Workshop on Development and Security in Contemporary Conflict Zones: migration crisis, lessons learned and future opportunities’, Jagiello- nian University of Krakow, 1-3 December, 2016, Krakow, Poland. 32. “How to Strengthen Resilience in Fragile States?”, paper presented at International Workshop on Development and Security in Contemporary Conflict Zones: migration crisis, lessons learned and future opportunities’, Jagiellonian University of Krakow, 1-3 December, 2016, Krakow, Poland. 31. “Analysis and expectations of the NATO Warsaw Summit”, 62nd General Assembly, NATO Associ- ation of Canada, Toronto, October 11-12, 2016. 30. “Learning lessons or missing opportunities along the security-development- governance spectrum: perspectives from Canada’s Afghan mission”, presentation at Workshop on “Revisiting Africa in Canadian Security Planning & Assessment”, 3-4 June 2016, University of Calgary, Alberta. 29. “Did Canada share the burden of humanitarian interventions in the Balkans?”, Centre for European Studies, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada; 9 March, 2016 28. “The terrorism- Development Nexus: What do we know?”, The McLoud Group, 1 September, 2015. 27. “The Security – Development Nexus and Human Rights”, International Development Week, University of Ottawa, 29 January, 2015. 26. "Canadian perspectives on NATO burden sharing", 6-7 May 2014 as part of an UK ESRC research project on “NATO: the national and the intergovernmental”, University of Birmingham, Brussels Campus; Brussels 27-28 May, 2014 25. “NATO, China and Afghanistan”, Annual Conference of the Atlantic Council of Canada, Ottawa 18- 19 November, 2013. Broadcast by CPAC and available at http://www.cpac.ca/en/digital-- archives/?search=zyla 24. “How much is enough? Transatlantic burden sharing after Libya", After the Crises? Germany and its Partners in a changing Europe, International Conference in Cooperation with the Konrad Aden- auer Foundation, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto, April 20-21, 2012. 23. “Germany's Transformed Multilateralism: European Security and the Transatlantic Relationship” Prospects and Challenges for Contemporary Germany, Glendon College, York University, 30-31 March 2012. 22. “From Alliance to Alliance: Canadian external relations from 1867 until 2001”, Department of Politi- cal Science, University of Bologna, 8 February, 2012 21. “Alliances and Coalitions for Military Interventions: the UN, NATO, the EU and Coalitions of the Willing”, University of Manitoba Centre for Defence and Security Studies, 1-3 February, 2012. 20. “EU Strategic Culture: Different Theoretical Approaches”, Department of Political Science, Univer- sity of Victoria, Canada, 1 November, 2011. 19. “Europe’s strategic culture and the fight against terrorism“, University College Cork (Ireland), 24 August, 2011. 18. “Sharing the Burden? NATO and second-tier powers in European security governance“, Grant MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta, 4 March 2011. 17. “Middle Powers and European Security Governance, University of Luxembourg, 9 July, 2010. 16. “Liberal Theories of Atlantic burden sharing,” University of Antwerp, 8 July, 2010. 15. “Liberal international relations theory and Canadian burdensharing in the transatlantic alliance“, Brandon University, Manitoba, 9 February 2010. 14. “American, Canadian, and European security strategies compared: Canada the Earthling?” A Safe And Secure Canada "Sècuritè, Identitè(s) et Territoire(s), Journée d'Etudes du Centre d'Etudes Canadiennes de Grenoble, Universite de Grenoble, 25 Septembre 2009. 13. "Canada and NATO, 1989-2009: The Myth of a Decline", Centre for Security and Defence Studies, Carleton University, 31 March, 2009. 12. “Liberal foreign policy analysis and the role of third countries in the external relations of the Euro- pean Union”, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2 June 2009. 11. “Canada and ESDP,” St-Malo+10: Is the ESDP Capable and Credible?, Centre for International Relations, Queen’s University, 4-6 December 2008. 10. "Canada and the Atlantic Alliance from 1989-2008: More NATO than NATO?", Department of Political Science, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 28 November, 2008. 9. ”In-between European ‘paradise’ and American ‘power’? Canada in the transatlantic alliance after 9/11,“ La Sécurité du canada au 21e- Siècle: (ré)articulations depuis le 11 Septembre 2001, Uni- versité Laurentienne, Sudbury du 5 au 7 mars 2008 8. “More NATO than NATO: Canada's devotion to a reluctant alliance in Afghanistan,“ Transatlantic Relations and International Conflict Management conference at Carleton University, February 7-8,

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2008. 7. “Canada and NATO in the 1990s: a realist middle power?,” Transatlantic Young Researchers Workshop, The EU and Canada: Common Challenges and Political Responses?, University of Quebec a Montreal in conjunction with the Queen’s Centre for International Relations, the Chaire de recherché du Canada en politiques etrangere et de defense canadiennes, et la group d’etude et de recherché sur la securite internationale, 16 March 2007. 6. “New Foreign Policy Challenges & Canada-EU relations: the meaning of the transatlantic link to- day,” YRN 2007 Regional Workshop; Reconciling Diversity and Integration: Canadian and EU Approaches, Institute of European and Russian Studies and the Centre for European Studies, Car- leton University, 29-30 March, 2007. 5. “Canada and the question of NATO enlargement”, 23rd University of Manitoba Political Studies Students’ Conference (PSSC), “NATO’s New Agenda: From Regional to Global Actor,” January 31 through to February 2nd, 2007 at the University of Manitoba. 4. “Human Rights and the crisis in Darfur,” Guest lecture in PSY 452 Leadership, Royal Military Col- lege of Canada, 2007. 3. “Canadian foreign policy in a globalized world,” Conference organized by Canadian Consulate in Fukuoka, Japan and the University of Kagoschima, Japan, July 2006. 2. “Canadian Transatlantica: Trapped between ‘Venus’ and ‘Mars’?,” 2006 Biennial Conference of the European Community Studies Association – Canada, “What Kind of Europe? Multiculturalism, Mi- gration, Political Community and Lessons from Canada,” Victoria B.C. Conference Centre, 19-20 May 2006. 1. “American vs. European Security Strategy: differences and commonalities and the importance for international security,” Guest lecture in POL 462: Studies in National Security, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, 12 October, 2005.

GRADUATE & RESARCH SUPERVISION

All of my Ph.D. students have received external funding from the Ontario Graduate Scholarship.

Career total 4 PhD, 14 MA Completed last 6 years 6 MA In progress 8 MA SCS 4150 students 22 BA students

External Examiner for PhD Thesis - (forthcoming) Jamie Hill (Royal Military College of Canada) on “Canadians and Peacekeeping: An Analysis of Canadian Understanding of Peacekeeping and Canada’s involvement in Peace Support Operations (PSOs) since 1991”, 4 April 2017 - Jack MacLennan (Carleton University, Canada) on “ Humanitarian Interventions from a neo- materialist perspective: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, und Libya as case studies”, 27 September, 206 - Ida Maria Oma (University of Oslo, Norway) on “Small States and burden-sharing in allied operations abroad”, 9 June 2015

TEACHING (career total; all at uOttawa unless indicated otherwise; W=winter semester; F=fall semester)

Graduate Courses 2017 (W) DVM 6103 Conflict, Transitions & Peace, EDIM 2016 (W) DVM 6113 Special Topics: Security-Terrorism-Development Nexus: Fragile States, Human Security, Migration & Peace Intervention, EDIM 2015 (W) DVM 6103 Conflict, Transitions & Peace, EDIM 2014 (W) MGD 5122 A, Research Seminar, EDIM 2013 (W) MGD 5122 A, Research Seminar, EDIM 2012 (W) API 5106D, Globalization and Governance, Graduate School of Public and Interna- tional Affairs

Undergraduate Courses 2016 (F) DVM 4108A Conflict and Development, EDIM 2016 (F) DVM 3108 Humanitarian Intervention, EDIM 2016 (W) DVM 4108A Conflict and Development, EDIM

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2015 (F) DVM 4330 Special Research Topics: How to bring peace, security and development to South East Asia and the Middle East? 2015 (F) DVM 3108 Humanitarian Intervention, EDIM 2015 (W) DVM 4305 A Seminar in International Development and Globalization: Theoretical As- pects, EDIM 2015 (W) DVM 4108A Conflict and Development, EDIM 2014 (F) DVM 3108 Humanitarian Intervention, EDIM 2014 (W) DVM 4305 A Seminar in International Development and Globalization: Theoretical As- pects, EDIM 2013 (F) SCS 2150 D, Introduction to Methodology in the Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sci- ences 2013 (W) SCS 2150 D, Introduction to Methodology in the Social Sciences 2012 (W) ECH 4330D, Selected Research Topics in Conflict Studies: New Concepts of Security, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs 2012 (W) ECH 3310, Human Rights and Conflict Studies: Compared Perspectives, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs 2011 (F) SCS 2150 D, Introduction to Methodology in the Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sci- ences 2009 (W) POL 3111, International Organizations, School of Political Studies,. 2008 (F) POL 4126, Contemporary Geopolitics, School of Political Studies,. (W) POE 206, Introduction to Canadian Civics, Society, and International Relations, Depart- ment of Politics and Economics, Royal Military College of Canada. 2007 (F) POE 206, Introduction to Canadian Civics, Society, and International Relations, Depart- ment of Politics and Economics, Royal Military College of Canada. (F) POL 364, Issues of International Peace and Security, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University (W) POL 364, Issues of International Peace and Security, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University 2006 (F) POE 316, Introduction to International Relations, Department of Politics and Economics, Royal Military College of Canada 2006 (W) Strategic Thought and International Security, Department of Political Science, Carleton University. (S) POE 206, Introduction to Canadian Civics, Society, and International Relations, Depart- ment of Politics and Economics, Royal Military College of Canada. 2005 (W) POE 206, Introduction to Canadian Civics, Society, and International Relations, Depart- ment of Politics and Economics, Royal Military College of Canada. 2004 (F) POE 206, Introduction to Canadian Civics, Society, and International Relations, Depart- ment of Politics and Economics, Royal Military College of Canada.

MEMBERSHIP IN ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS

Canadian Political Science Association (CPSA); American Political Science Association (APSA); Inter- national Studies Association (ISA); International Political Studies Association (IPSA); Council for Euro- pean Studies (CES); European Studies Association (EUSA); European Community Studies Association Canada (ECSA-C); American Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS)

LANGUAGES ! German (mother tongue) ! English (fluent) ! French (bilingual) ! Swedish (beginner) ! Latin (great Latinum)