Brian Taylor
Associate Professor, Political Science
Director, Center for European Studies

Brian D. Taylor is an associate professor of political science in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University.  Taylor is the author of Politics and the Russian Army: Civil-Military Relations, 1689-2000 (Cambridge University Press, 2003) and State Building in Putin’s Russia: Policing and Coercion After Communism (Cambridge University Press, 2011).  He also has published monographs, book chapters, and articles in multiple journals, including Comparative Politics, Comparative Political Studies, Europe-Asia Studies, Problems of Post-Communism, and International Studies Review. Taylor received his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a M.Sc. from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a B.A. from the University of Iowa.  His research focuses on the role of state coercive agencies, including the military and the police, in domestic politics, particularly in Russia.

Havva Karakas-Keles
Assistant Director, Center for European Studies

Havva Karakas Keles is Assistant Director of the Moynihan European Research Centers at the Maxwell School. She received her B.A. degree from Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey in 2000. She holds an M.A. in International Relations and another M.A. in Political Science. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Political Science Department at Syracuse University. Funded by a National Science Foundation grant, her research centers on political leadership, foreign policy decision-making and the linkages between leadership styles and institutional constraints. Her work involves a systematic comparison of prime ministerial management of foreign policy-making processes under different cabinet arrangements in parliamentary democracies. She carried out archival research in the Parliamentary Archives in Westminster and National Archives in Kew in London, UK; Federal Archives in Koblenz and the State Library in Berlin, Germany; and State Archives in Jerusalem, Israel. She currently holds a David C. McClelland Fellowship granted by Hay Group’s McClelland Center for Research and Innovation.

Olivia Marie Knodt
Masters in Public Administration and Masters in Public Policy
Graduate Assistant, Center for European Studies and European Union Center
Atlantis Transatlantic Program

Raymond Babu Kaniu
Master of International Relations and Masters in Public Policy
Graduate Assistant, Center for European Studies and European Union Center
Atlantis Transatlantic Program 

Bruce Abbey
Professor of Architecture

Aviva Abramovsky
Associate Professor of Law
Co-Director, Law in London Program

Joseph Alessia
Professor of Italian Languages, Lit and Linguistics

Alan Allport
Assistant Professor of History

William Banks
Board of Advisers, Distinguished Professor of law
Professor of Public Administration and International Affairs
Director, Institute for National Security and Counter-terrorism

Crystal Bartolovich
Associate Professor of English

Kenneth Baynes
Professor of Philosophy

Jean-Francois Bedard
Associate Professor of Architecture

Frederick Beiser
Professor of Philosophy

José Benardete
Professor of Philosophy

Catherine Bertini
Professor of Practice, Public Administration and International Affairs

Matthew Bonham
Professor of Political Science and International Relations
Co-Director of the Newhouse- Maxwell Public Diplomacy Program

Mehrzad Boroujerdi
Associate Professor of Political Science
Director, Middle Eastern Studies Program
Co-Director , Religion, Media and International Relations Program

Lori Brown
Associate Professor of Architecture

Hans Buechler
Professor of Anthropology

Patricia A. Burak
Director, Slutzker Center for International Services
Assistant Professor of Russian Literature

Dympna Callaghan
William Safire Professor of Modern Letters

Jeffrey Carnes
Associate Professor of Classics
Classics Program Coordinator

Craige Champion
Associate Professor of History

Goodwin Cooke
Professor of Practice Emeritus, International Relations

Lawrence Davis
Associate Professor of Architecture

Christian Day
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor of Law
Co-director of Law in London Program

Renée de Nevers
Associate Professor, Public Administration and International Affairs

Daniel De Riva
Assistant Professor of Architecture

Constance L. Dickey
French Language Coordinator

Albrecht Diem
Associate Professor of History

Laurinda Dixon
Professor of Art History
Director of Graduate Studies

Michael Ebner
Assistant Professor of History

Richard Ellison
Professor of Law

Kathryn A. Everly
Associate Professor of Spanish Literature and Culture
Spanish Program Coordinator

Wayne Franits
Professor of Art History, Interim Chair, Art and Music Histories

Ken Frieden
Professor and B.G. Rudolph Chair in Judaic Studies (Interdisciplinary)

Stefano Giannini
Assistant Professor of Italian

Hope Glidden
Professor of French

Mike Goode
Chair, Associate Professor of English

Gerald Greenberg
Sr. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Humanities, Curriculum, Instruction and Programs.
Associate Professor of Russian and Linguistics

Erika Haber
Associate Professor of Russian Language, Literature, and Culture
Russian Program Advisor

Paul Hagenloh
Associate Professor of History

Susan Henderson
Professor of Architecture

Margaret Hermann
Cramer Professor of Global Affairs
Director, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs

Samantha Herrick
Associate Professor of History

Azra Hromadzic
Assistant Professor of Anthropology

Seth Jolly
Assistant Professor of Political Science

Jean Jonassaint
Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies, Undergraduate Adviser  

Elizabeth Kamell
Associate Professor of Architecture

William Kelleher
Associate Professor of Anthropology

Claudia Klaver
Associate Professor of English

Natalie Koch
Assistant Professor of Geography   

Jaklin Kornfilt
Professor of Linguistics

Chris Kyle
Associate Professor of History

Erin Mackie
Professor of English

Laurie Marhoefer
Assistant Professor of History

Frederick Marquardt
Professor Emeritus of History

Matilde Mateo
Assistant Professor of Art History

John Mathiason
Professor of International Relations
Adjunct Professor, SUNY ESF

Sara Matthews - Grieco
Professor of History
Coordinator, Women's and Gender Studies Focus (Syracuse Florence)

Janis A. Mayes
Associate Professor of African American Studies

Judith Meighan
Associate Professor, College of Visual and Performing Arts, 
Program Coordinator 

Stephen Meyer 
Associate Professor of Music History & Cultures

Glyn Morgan
Associate Professor of Political Science

Kevin Morrison
Assistant Professor of English

Lutchmie Narine
Department Chair, Health and Wellness
Associate Dean for Research, Director of the College Research Center

Gustav Niebuhr
Associate Professor; Director of Carnegie Religion and Media Program
S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications

Gary Radke
Dean's Professor of the Humanities
Professor of Art History

Romita Ray Kapoor
Assistant Professor of Art History and Music 

Grant Reeher
Director, Campbell Public Affairs Institute
Professor of Political Science

Kara Richardson
Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Marcia Robinson
Assistant Professor of Religion

Dennis Romano
Dr. Walter Montgomery and Marian Gruber Professor of History

Tod Rutherford
Professor and Chair, Geography

Hans Peter Schmitz
Associate Professor of Political Science

Stephanie Shirilan
Assistant Professor of English

Karl Solibakke
Love Distinguished Research Professor in Modern German Culture
Assistant Professor of German

Laura J. Steinberg
Dean, Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor, Public Administration

Sanford Sternlicht
Emeritus Professor of English

Junko Takeda
Associate Professor of History

Matthieu H. van der Meer
Assistant Professor of Classics

Karina von Tippelskirch
Assistant Professor of German

John Western
Maxwell Professor of Teaching Excellence
Professor of Geography

Amanda Eubanks Winkler
Associate Professor of Music, History and Cultures

Douglas Wolf
Gerald B. Cramer Professor of Aging Studies
Professor of Public Administration and International Relations

Amy Wyngaard
Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies