Contact Information
Email:
Allison.Hodgkins@Tufts.edu
address: 19 Talbot Rd.
Yarmouth, ME 04096
Allison.Hodgkins@Tufts.edu
Fields of Study
Security Studies; International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution; International Law
PhD Dissertation (working title)
"Guns for Promises: The Failure of Asymmetric Security Guarantees to Settle Armed Self-Determination Conflicts"
Faculty Advisors
Eileen Babbitt [ website ] -
Dissertation Supervisor
Jeswald Salacuse [ website ]
- Reader
Antonia Chayes [ website ]
- Reader
Curriculum Vitae
Research Profile
University Teaching Experience
Visiting Assistant Lecturer, Bentley College, Department of International Studies
Adjunct Faculty, Northeastern University Department of
Political Science
Courses taught: Arab-Israeli Conflict and International Conflict
and Negotiation
Publications and Presentations
"Beyond Two States: Alternative Visions of Self-Determination for the Peoples of Palestine” The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs," Summer 2004
"The Consolidation of Identity and Power: Understanding the
Short Life of
Yassir Arafat as a Partner for Peace" Middle Eastern Scholars
Association of
American, (MESA) 2002, Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.
But How Do You Say.?: A Phrasebook of Basic Expression for the
Middle East:
Peace and Conflict Studies Program, School for International
Training,
Brattleboro, VT 1999.
Facts on the Ground: Israeli Settlement Policy in Jerusalem,
Palestinian
Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs,
Jerusalem, 1998.
(Reviewed in Journal of Palestine Studies, vol. 112, Summer
1999.
"Arab Lovers, Traitors and Whores: Opening Women's Space Through
Grass-Roots
Peace Activism," Middle Eastern Scholars Association of America,
(MESA) 1994
Annual Meeting, Phoenix, Arizona.
Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2007