ISA Officers

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee meets at the call of the President to assist/advise the President as he or she requests in matters that may include, but are not necessarily limited to: a) performance review of Association Officers; and, b) assignments pursuant to duly adopted resolutions by the Association’s Governing Agencies (see APPENDIX B: Constitution of the International Studies Association, Article VI.).

The Executive Committee consists of: the President, the three Vice Presidents; the President Elect; the immediate Past President; the Treasurer; the Executive Director; and four (4) Members of the Governing Council selected by its Membership.

Elected Members serve a one-year term and are eligible for re-election.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2009-2010

PRESIDENT

Thomas G. Weiss
Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies
The Graduate Center, The City University of New York
E-Mail: tweiss@gc.cuny.edu

PRESIDENT-ELECT

David A. Lake
University of California, San Diego
E-Mail: dlake@ucsd.edu

PAST PRESIDENT

Nils Petter Gleditsch
International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
PRIO
E-Mail: nilspg@prio.no

TREASURER

Mary K. Meyer McAleese, 2008-2011
Department of Political Science
Eckerd College
E-Mail: meyermk@eckerd.edu

2010 PROGRAM CHAIR

Elizabeth DeSombre
Wellesley College
Department of Political Science
E-Mail: edesombr@wellesley.edu

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Thomas J. Volgy
International Studies Association
University of Arizona
E-Mail:  isa@u.arizona.edu

VICE PRESIDENTS

Mark Boyer
Department of Political Science
University of Connecticut
E-Mail: mark.boyer@uconn.edu

Sandra Halperin
University of London
Department of Politics & International Relations
Royal Holloway College
E-Mail: sandra.halperin@rhul.ac.uk
 



Ido Oren
Department of Political Science
University of Florida
E-Mail: oren@polisci.ufl.edu

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE 2009-2010

William R. Thompson
Department of Political Science
Indiana University
E-Mail: wthompso@indiana.edu

Roger Coate
Georgia College & State University
E-Mail: roger.coate@gcsu.edu

Lorna Lloyd
School of Politics, Intl Relations & Philosophy
Keele University
E-Mail: l.lloyd@keele.ac.uk

Heloise Weber
School of Political Science & International Studies
The University of Queensland
E-Mail: h.weber@uq.edu.au

Governing Council

The ISA Governing Council includes: The ISA Executive Committee; the Region Presidents; the Section Chairs; the ISQ Editor; the ISR Editor; the ISP Editor; the FPA Editor; the IPS Editor, the II Editor, and the following persons listed below.

All Members of the Governing Council have voting status and shall perform duties in concurrence with Article VI of the ISA Constitution.

ISA GOVERNING COUNCIL 2009-2010

VICE PRESIDENTS ELECT


Didier Bigo
Center for Intl Research and Studies
Sciences-Po Paris
E-Mail: didier.bigo@libertysecurity.org

Marijke Breuning
University of North Texas
E-Mail: marijke.breuning@unt.edu

Ashley Leeds
Department of Political Science
Rice University
E-Mail: leeds@rice.edu

NON-NORTH AMERICAN
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE 2008 & 2009**

Annette Freyberg-Inan
Department of Political Science
University of Amsterdam
Amsterdam School of Social Science Research
E-Mail: A.FreybergInan@uva.nl
 




Jef Huysmans
Centre for Citizenship, Identities and Governance
Department of Politics and International Studies
The Open University
E-Mail: j.p.a.huysmans@open.ac.uk

Maja Zehfuss
Politics, School of Social Science
University of Manchester
E-Mail: maja.zehfuss@manchester.ac.uk

NON-NORTH AMERICAN
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE 2009 & 2010*

Theo Farrell
Kings College, London
E-Mail: theo.farrell@kcl.ac.uk

Gunther Hellman
University of Frankfurt
E-Mail: g.hellmann@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Timothy Shaw
University of the West Indies
E-Mail: timothy.shaw@sta.uwi.edu

UN-NGO REPRESENTATIVE


Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner
The City University of New York
E-Mail: jbraveboy-wagner@gc.cuny.edu

* This Non-North American Member-at-Large term is a two-year term that officially begins at the ISA Governing Council meeting in 2009 and ends just prior to the ISA Governing Council meeting in 2011.

** This Non-North American Member-at-Large term is a two-year term that officially begins at the ISA Governing Council meeting in 2008 and ends just prior to the ISA Governing Council meeting in 2010.

Journal Editors

The International Studies Association publishes five premier academic journals, and co-sponsors a sixth. Our publisher, Blackwell, is one of the world's leading academic publishers. With 923 staff members in offices in the US, UK, Australia, Japan, Denmark, and Germany, Blackwell publishes over 700 journals in partnership with more than 550 academic and professional societies. Each journal maintains its own editorial team, publication policies, and a voting presence on the Governing Council. To contact our editors, please see the information below:

International Studies Quarterly

William R. Thompson, Editor
Department of Political Science
Indiana University
Email: instudq@indiana.edu

International Studies Review

J. Sterling-Folker, Editor
Department of Political Science
University of Connecticut
E-Mail: jennifer.sterling-folker@uconn.edu




Mark Boyer, Co-Editor
Department of Political Science
University of Connecticut
E-Mail: mark.boyer@uconn.edu

Foreign Policy Analysis

Douglas A. Van Belle
Media Studies and Politics
Victoria University of Wellington
E-Mail: doug.vanbelle@vuw.ac.nz

International Studies Perspectives

David Kinsella
Hatfield School of Government
Portland State University
E-Mail: ispj@pdx.edu

Birol Yesilada
Political Science and International Studies
Hatfield School of Government
E-Mail: yesilada@pdx.edu

International Political Sociology

Didier Bigo
Center for Intl Research and Studies
Sciences-Po Paris
E-Mail: didier.bigo@libertysecurity.org

R.B.J. Walker
University of Victoria
Department of Political Science
E-Mail: rwalker@uvic.ca




International Interactions

Paul Diehl
Department of Political Science
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
E-Mail: pdiehl@uiuc.edu