Allison Stanger: Privatization of Power, Democracy Promotion, American Foreign Policy, and European Politics
Allison Stanger
Director, Rohatyn Center for International Affairs; Professor, Political Science
Robert A. Jones '59 House 113
Phone: (802) 443 - 5023
Fax: 802-443-2050
Email: stanger@middlebury.edu
Topics she can discuss include: - privatization of American power
- American foreign policy
- the role of new constitutions in democratic development
- European politics
Allison Stanger is Director of the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs at Middlebury College and the James Jermain Professor of Political Economy.
Stanger is the co-editor and co-translator (with Michael Kraus) of "Irreconcilable Differences? Explaining Czechoslovakia's Dissolution" (2000; foreword by Václav Havel). Her essays and op-eds have appeared in The American Scholar, Democratization, East European Constitutional Review, Financial Times (with Felix Rohatyn), Oxford International Review, New England Review, Literární Noviny (Prague), Lateral (Barcelona), and in numerous edited volumes.
She received her doctorate in political science from Harvard University and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Academic Leadership Council of Business for Diplomatic Action, and the Board of the American Friends of the Vaclav Havel Library. She is also a contributor to the Booz Allen Hamilton project on the World’s Most Enduring Institutions, and the Princeton Project on National Security.
Stanger is writing a book on the privatization of American power.
