Our goal is to promote an enhanced understanding of the nations of East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands.

Academics

Korea—Faculty

Davis B. Bobrow (emeritus)

Professor, International Affairs
PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
International political economy, international security in the Asia-Pacific
bobrow@pitt.edu

Dan P. Dewey

Assistant Professor, Education
PhD, Carnegie Mellon University
Linguistics, second language learning pedagogy
ddewey@pitt.edu

Donald M. Goldstein

Professor, International Affairs
PhD, Denver University
History, theory, and practice of international affairs
goldy@pitt.edu

Paul Y. Hammond (emeritus)

Professor, International Affairs
PhD, London School of Economics
Asian and international security, U.S. security policy in Asia

Dennis Hart
Associate Director, Asian Studies Center
(email forthcoming)

William Keller

Professor, International Affairs and Security Studies
PhD, Cornell University
Asian security affairs and U.S. policy
bkeller@pitt.edu

Sung Wha Oh

Lecturer, Korean Language
PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Korean language and literature
suoh@pitt.edu

Evelyn Sakakida Rawski

University Professor, History
PhD, Harvard University
Modern East Asia
esrx@pitt.edu

Nita Rudra

Assistant Professor, Political Economy
PhD, University of Southern California
Comparative political economy of Korea
rudra@pitt.edu

Ebru Turker
Visiting Assistant Professor, East Asian Languages and Literatures Department, Korean Language
turker@pitt.edu

Phil Williams

Professor, International Affairs
PhD, University of Southhampton
International security studies, foreign policy analysis
ridgway1@pitt.edu