Books: * single author book Nuclear Prominence: Security and the Contestability of Costs, manuscript with multiple chapters under development. * single author book Pervasive Hegemony: The Conditions of Stable Imbalance of Power, project with core theoretical framework outlined PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Conference Organizer: * Co-organizer and Co-chair, a contributors Nuclear Weapons in a Transformed World, conference, McGill University, Montreal, Canada (3-5 November 1995). * Organizer and Chair , symposium on the impact of the end Global Politics in the 1990s, of the cold war on teaching and research. Co-sponsored by Cincinnati Council on World Affairs, National Strategy Information Center, Mershon Center, and the Charles Phelps Taft Memorial Fund (14-16 September 1995). Panel Organizer: * Organized event and moderated, The People Speak 2005, Coalition of the “The Institution or the Willing: Managing the Nuclear Co-sponsored with the United Threat,” Nations Foundation and the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs. (November 2005). * Organized panel, International Studies Association, Nuclear Weapons in a Transformed World," Chicago, IL (February 1995). *Organized panel and Chair, International Studies Association, "Theorizing about a proliferated nuclear world: integrating dynamics and fragmenting dilemmas," Washington, DC (April 1994). *Organized Panel and Chair, Midwest Political Science Association, "Conceptualizing Western Defense Postures in a Post-Cold War Security Environment," Chicago, IL (April 1992). Panelist: * International Studies Association, Conflict and International Relations-A “Cyber CA (April 6, 2013). Roundtable,” San Francisco, * Chongqing International Workshop on Cloud Security Policy, Gathering Clouds: “The Cloud Computing, Security and Customizable Convenience-An American Perspective,” Chongqing University, Institute for Cyberstrategic Studies, (December 5, 2011). * Karlsruhe Dialogues, (two invited presentations) of the Flies: a “Big Brother meets Lord conceptual framework for cyber and and Internet security” “Cyberwar, Wikileaks
Books: * Nuclear Prominence: Security and the Contestability of Costs, single author book manuscript with multiple chapters under development. * Pervasive Hegemony: The Conditions of Stable Imbalance of Power, single author book project with core theoretical framework outlined PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Conference Organizer: * Co-organizer and Co-chair, Nuclear Weapons in a Transformed World, a contributors conference, McGill University, Montreal, Canada (3-5 November 1995). * Organizer and Chair , Global Politics in the 1990s, symposium on the impact of the end of the cold war on teaching and research. Co-sponsored by Cincinnati Council on World Affairs, National Strategy Information Center, Mershon Center, and the Charles Phelps Taft Memorial Fund (14-16 September 1995). Panel Organizer: * Organized event and moderated, The People Speak 2005, “The Coalition of the Institution or the Willing: Managing the Nuclear Threat,” Co-sponsored with the United Nations Foundation and the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs. (November 2005). * Organized panel, International Studies Association, Nuclear Weapons in a Transformed World," Chicago, IL (February 1995). *Organized panel and Chair, International Studies Association, "Theorizing about a proliferated nuclear world: integrating dynamics and fragmenting dilemmas," Washington, DC (April 1994). *Organized Panel and Chair, Midwest Political Science Association, "Conceptualizing Western Defense Postures in a Post-Cold War Security Environment," Chicago, IL (April 1992). Panelist: * International Studies Association, “Cyber Conflict and International Relations-A Roundtable,” San Francisco, CA (April 6, 2013). * Chongqing International Workshop on Cloud Security Policy, “The Gathering Clouds: Cloud Computing, Security and Customizable Convenience-An American Perspective,” Chongqing University, Institute for Cyberstrategic Studies, (December 5, 2011). * Karlsruhe Dialogues, (two invited presentations) “Big Brother meets Lord of the Flies: a conceptual framework for cyber security” and “Cyberwar, Wikileaks and Internet
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