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Kavita Daiya (Ph.D., University of Chicago)
Professor of English and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Research Interests: Migration and conflict; gender and sexuality studies; India and South Asia; Asian America; literature and film; nationalism and media studies
Phillips Hall 631
(202) 994-6637
kdaiya@gwu.edu
Bruce Dickson (Ph.D., University of Michigan)
Professor of Political Science & International Affairs
Research Interests: Government and politics of China; Taiwan; East Asia
Monroe Hall 440
(202) 994-6290
bdickson@gwu.edu
Jeffrey Ding (Ph.D., University of Oxford)
Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs
Research Interests: Technology and the rise and fall of great powers; political economy of innovation; China’s scientific and technological capabilities; emerging technologies and international security
Monroe Hall 408
jeffreyding@gwu.edu
Hongyuan Dong (Ph.D., Cornell University)
Associate Professor of Chinese Language & Linguistics
Research Interests: Language politics; formal semantics; Chinese linguistics; philosophy of language
Rome Hall 467
(202) 994-6728
hdong@gwu.edu
Katherine (Kate) Douglass (M.P.H., The George Washington University)
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Global Health
Research Interests: International emergency medical systems; global impact of trauma and injuries; implications for emergency medical systems development
(202) 741-2911
kd33@gwu.edu
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Christina Fink (Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley)
Professor of the Practice of International Affairs
Director, B.A. and B.S. in International Affairs
Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education, Elliott School of International Affairs
Research Interests: Myanmar/Southeast Asia; equitable development; gender and social inclusion
Elliott School 501H
(202) 994-7192
finkc@gwu.edu
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R. Richard Grinker (Ph.D., Harvard University)
Professor of Anthropology & International Affairs
Research Interests: Psychological and medical anthropology; disability; stigma; autism; ethnicity and nationalism; hunter-gatherers; Africa; Korea
Amsterdam House 201B
(202) 994-6984
rgrink@gwu.edu
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Shoko Hamano (Ph.D., University of Florida)
Professor Emeritus of Japanese & International Affairs
Research Interests: Japanese language and linguistics; sound symbolism; phonology
James Hershberg (Ph.D., Tufts University)
Professor of History & International Affairs
Research Interests: Vietnam War history; international history of the Cold War; contemporary international relations; nuclear history
Phillips Hall 326
(202) 994-6476
jhershb@gwu.edu
Benjamin Hopkins (Ph.D., University of Cambridge)
Professor of History & International Affairs; Senior Associate Dean of Academic Affairs
Research Interests: South Asian history; Afghanistan; Central Asia; modern imperialism; British imperialism; world history
Elliott School 401I
(202) 994-2822
bhopkins@gwu.edu
Jonathan Hsy (Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania)
Professor of English
Director of Undergraduate Studies
On Sabbatical Academic Year 2024-2025
Research Interests: Global Medieval Studies; Disability Studies; Critical Theory; Media Studies; Multilingualism and Translation Studies; Asian American Cultural Studies
Phillips Hall 624B
(202) 994-0943
jhsy@gwu.edu
Cheng Huang (Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania)
Associate Professor of Global Health and Environmental and Occupational Health
Research Interests: Migration policy in the US and China; global disease burden evaluation; environmental regulation; climate change and health; tobacco control
950 New Hampshire Avenue Room 407
(202) 994-1015
chenghuang@gwu.edu
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Hiromi Ishizawa (Ph.D., The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne)
Associate Professor of Sociology
Chair, Sociology Department
Research Interests: Immigrant health; linguistic incorporation of immigrants across generations; social capital and volunteerism in Japan; immigrants in Japan; mental health consequences of parental incarceration among adolescents
Phillips Hall 409J
(202) 994-6897
ishizawa@gwu.edu
Indira Iyer (Ph.D., The George Washington University)
Research Professor of International Affairs
Research Interests: Economic development; fiscal policy; tax policy and administration; public expenditure management; poverty
Elliott School 501
indira@gwu.edu
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Alexa Alice Joubin (Ph.D., Stanford University)
bell hooks Legacy Award, Martin Luther King Jr. Award, Fulbright Distinguished Chair
Professor of English, Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Theatre, International Affairs, and East Asian Languages and Cultures
Co-Director, Digital Humanities Institute
Co-Director, Taiwan Education and Research Program
Research Interests: Critical race theory; feminism; East Asian film and performance cultures; Chinese, Taiwanese, Sinophone theatre and cinema; Asian-European cultural exchange; digital humanities
Phillips Hall 626
(202) 994-6639
ajoubin@gwu.edu