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DESCRIPTION:Alexander Cooley is the Tow Professor for Distinguished Scholar
 s and Practitioners and the Chair of the Political Science Department at B
 arnard College - Columbia University. His work examines the intersection o
 f international political economy (IPE)\, domestic politics\, and internat
 ional security. \, with a regional focus on the post-Soviet world.  He wil
 l be presenting his current research on geopolitics and human rights in Ce
 ntral Asia.  Prof. Cooley’s first monograph\, Logics of Hierarchy: The Org
 anization of Empires\, States\, and Military Occupations (Cornell Universi
 ty Press\, 2005)\, was the co-winner of the 2006 Marshall Shulman Prize fo
 r outstanding book on the international relations or foreign policy of the
  post-Communist countries.  His most recent book\, Contracting States: Sov
 ereign Transfers in International Relations (Northwestern University Press
 \, 2009\, with Hendrik Spruyt)\, examines how states contract and share so
 vereignty with other states/non-state actors.  His most recent book\, Grea
 t Games\, Local Rules: The New Great Power Contest in Central Asia (Oxford
  University Press\, 2012)\, considers the new “great game” between Russia\
 , US\, and China over resources and influence in Central Asia\, and how th
 e local governments exercise a surprising amount of agency within it. He h
 as also published a number of articles in International Security\, Review 
 of International Political Economy\, and International Political Science R
 eview.  This series is sponsored by the ���ϲ�����/Université de Montréal Cent
 re for International Peace and Security Studies (CIPSS) and is funded by t
 he Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC) proje
 ct on ‘Globalization and the Changing National Security State’\, with the 
 support of the Department of Political Science.
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LOCATION:Room 429\, Leacock Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2T7\, 855 r
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SUMMARY:The Price of Influence: Geopolitics and Human Rights in Central Asi
 a
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 d-human-rights-central-asia-219417
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