I. Academic Fields

1. International Organization and Law

International Public Administration

Organizational Theory

Regional International Organizations

U. N. Specialized Agencies

Plebiscites and Internationally Supervised Elections

2. International Relations

Theory and Scope

Alliance Systems

Regional Security Systems

Simulation and Modeling

3. Asian Political Systems

Southwest Asian and North African Politics

East Asian Politics and Regional Organization

Australasian - Pacific Politics

U.S. - Asian Relations

II. Education

B.A. Seattle University, 1969 summa cum laude

Alpha Sigma Nu, National Jesuit Academic Honorary

Shaughnessy Medal, annual award to the outstanding

graduate in Philosophy and Theology

M.A. Graduate School of International Studies, University of Denver, 1971

Ph.D. Graduate School of International Studies, University of Denver, 1975

III. Academic Posts

1972 - 79 Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Oakland University

1979 - Professor, Department of History and Political Science, Lock Haven

University

1981 Visiting Professor, Department of International Relations, Marie-Curie

Sklodowska University

(Poland)

1982 - 83 Visiting Scholar, Department of Politics, Glasgow Caledonian College

(Scotland)

1985 Fulbright Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies

(Singapore)

1988 - 89 Visiting Professor, Nanjing University, (P. R. of China)

1990 Visiting Lecturer, University of New England (Australia)S

1992 - 93 Fulbright Lecturer, Department of History, Nanjing University (P. R. of

China)

1994 - 95 Visiting Scholar, Nanjing University (P. R. of China)

1999 - 2000; 2004 Exchange Professor, University of New England (Australia)

IV. Books:

Change Processes in International Organizations. Cambridge: Schenkman Publishing Company, 1982.

ASEAN in Organizational Perspective. Singapore: ISEAS Library, 1985.

Plebiscites and Sovereignty. Boulder and London: Westview Press and Mansell Publishing Limited, 1986.

Sovereign Choice (second draft)