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Peter F. Trumbore
Title: Associate Professor
Office: 430 Varner Hall
Phone: (248) 370-4907
Fax: (248) 370-4299
E-mail: ptrumbor@oakland.edu
http://www.pftrumbore.blogspot.com/
Biography
Peter Trumbore spent nearly a decade as a working newspaper reporter and editor before leaving that career behind to attend graduate school at the University of Connecticut. He has been a member of the Oakland University faculty since 2002.
Degrees
Ph.D. Political Science, University of Connecticut, 1999;
M.A. Political Science, University of Connecticut, 1994;
B.A. Journalism and International Relations, Lehigh University, 1986
Major Fields
International Relations
Publications
“Human Rights Rogues: Aggressive, Dangerous, or Both?” in Robert I. Rotberg (ed.), Worst of the Worst: Dealing with Repressive and Rogue Nations, Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press, 2007, 40-66. (Co-authored with Mary Caprioli).
“The Democrats are Back in Charge. So what?” The Oakland Journal 12 (winter), 2007: 21-38. (Co-authored with David Dulio.)
“Special Data Feature: First Use of Violent Force in Militarized Interstate Disputes, 1980-2001,” Journal of Peace Research, 43(6), 2006: 741-749. (Co-authored with Mary Caprioli).
"Human Rights Rogues in Interstate Disputes, 1980-2001," Journal of Peace Research, 43(2), 2006: 131-148. (Co-authored with Mary Caprioli.)
"Teaching Theories of International Political Economy from the Pit: A Simple In-Class Simulation," International Studies Perspectives, 2006:67-76. (Co-authored with Mark A. Boyer and David O. Fricke.)
"Rhetoric vs. Reality: Rogue States in International Conflict, 1980-2001," Journal of Conflict Resolution 49(5), 2005: 770-791. (Co-authored with Mary Caprioli.)
"Victims or Aggressors? Ethno-political Rebellion and Use of Force in Militarized Interstate Disputes." International Studies Quarterly, 47(2), 2003: 183-201.
“Identifying Rogue States and Testing their Interstate Conflict Behavior.” European Journal of International Relations, 9(3), 2003: 377-406. (Co-authored with Mary Caprioli).
“Ethnic Discrimination and Interstate Violence: Testing the International Impact of Domestic Behavior.” Journal of Peace Research, 40(1), 2003: 5-23. (Co-authored with Mary Caprioli).
"Electoral Politics as Domestic Ratification in International Negotiation: Insights from the Anglo-Irish Peace Process." Irish Studies in International Affairs, Vol. 12, 2001: 113-31.
“International Crisis Decision-making as a Two-level Process.” Journal of Peace Research, 37(6), 2000: 679-697. (Co-authored with Mark A. Boyer.)
“Public Opinion as a Domestic Constraint in International Negotiations: Two-Level Games in the Anglo-Irish Peace Process.” International Studies Quarterly, 42, 1998: 545-65.
Interests
Professor Trumbore's research focuses on the issues of international conflict and foreign policy analysis. Specifically his work examines the intersection of human rights and international security as well as issues of ethnic conflict, terrorism, and counterterrorism. He also has interests in foreign policy and negotiation analysis. He has an ongoing interest in the political dynamics of the Anglo-Irish peace process and the future of Northern Ireland.
Professor Trumbore is president-elect of the International Studies Association Midwest and edits the region's quarterly newsletter, The Arch. He serves as a member of the advisory board for the Minorities at Risk Project, Center for International Development and Conflict Management, Univeristy of Maryland, and is an at-large officer of the Ethnicity, Nationalism and Migration Section of the International Studies Association.
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