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• PhD Political Science, University of British Columbia
• MA Comparative Politics, University of British Columbia
• BA Comparative Politics and Southeast Asian History, University of Victoria

• State & Society (INTS/POLI 365)
• Democratization (INTS/POLI 305)
• Introduction to the Pacific Basin
• Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies (INTS 150)
• Introduction to European Studies (INTS 140)
• Political Islam (INTS 381)
• Political Buddhism (INTS 382)
• Armed Conflict in Southeast Asia (INTS 450)
• Learning Cluster 2023: Self-Government in Wales (travel)
• Learning Cluster 2019: Indigenous Development in Sabah (travel)
• Learning Cluster 2018: Southeast Asia America
• Learning Cluster 2017: Multiculturalism in Asia
• Learning Cluster 2016: Liberal Arts Education
• Learning Cluster 2015: Politics of Coffee in Aceh, Indonesia (travel)
• Learning Cluster 2014: Sex Tourism in Southeast Asia
• Learning Cluster 2013: Mass Transit on the West Coast (travel)
• Learning Cluster 2012: Childhood in Sumatra (travel)

• Politics in Asia, especially Southeast Asia
• Armed conflict, conflict resolution, civilians in war
• Political institutions and electoral systems
• Subnational politics, federalism, autonomous regions

Books and Monographs

• (Cambridge University Press, Elements Series on Politics and Society in Southeast Asia, 2020).
• , co-edited with William Ascher (Peter Lang, 2019).
• , co-edited with Michael Weiner (Routledge, 2017).
•  (Palgrave, 2015).
• (Palgrave, 2014).
• (Bangkok: Forum-Asia, 2004).

Journal Articles

• ¡°The Partisans: Civilian Support & Indirect Violence,¡± Journal of Pacifism and Nonviolence 1:2 (forthcoming)
• ¡°,¡± Asian Survey 62:3 (2022); 385-412 (with Shunji Fueki)
• ¡°,¡± Publius: The Journal of Federalism 52:1 (2022); 55-81 (with Hipolitus Wangge)
• , Regional Studies 52:2 (2018); 298-309
• ¡°,¡± Journal of Peacebuilding and Development 12:3 (2017); 98-103
• ¡°,¡± Journal of Resistance Studies 3:1 (2017); 181-209
• ¡°,¡± Comparative Democratization Newsletter 15 (Fall 2017); 21-24
• "," Asian Journal of Political Science 25:1 (2017) (with ); 45-67
• ¡°,¡± International Journal of Area Studies 11:2 (2016); 61-81
• ¡°,¡± Civil Wars 17:3 (2015)
• ¡°,¡± Asian Ethnicity 16:2 (2015); 152-165
• ¡°,¡± Asian Ethnicity 16:2 (2015); 123-135 (Guest Editor)
• ¡°,¡± Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 46:1 (2015) (with ); 60-85
• ¡°,¡± Geographical Review 105:1 (2015); 105-119
• ¡°,¡± Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 53:1 (2014) (with Ian Zatkin-Osburn); 187-201
• Rejoinder by Isak Svennsson, "," Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 55:1 (2016); pp. 185-189.
• Response by Shane Joshua Barter and Ian Zatkin-Osburn, "," Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 55:1 (2016); pp. 190-193.
• ¡°,¡± Asian Security 9:2 (2013); 75-92
• ¡°,¡± Peace & Change 37:4 (2012); 544-571
• ¡°,¡± Terrorism and Political Violence 23:2 (2011); 213-232
• ¡°,¡± Indonesia 91 (2011); 113-130
• ¡°,¡± Contemporary Islam 5:1 (2011); 19-36
• ¡°,¡± Small Wars & Insurgencies 19:1 (2008); 39-61

Book Chapters

• ¡°Overcoming Civil Wars in the Asia-Pacific,¡± in , ed. Mark Williams (University of Toronto Press 2022); (with Mahesh Kushwaha, SUA student); 212-225
• ¡°Disturbing the Peace: Paramilitarism across Southeast Asia,¡± in , eds. Jasmin Hristov, Jeb Sprague, and Aaron Tauss (Routledge 2022); 235-254
• ¡°Ethnic Conflict in Southeast Asia,¡± in , edited by Michael Weiner (Routledge 2021); 137-150
• ¡°Travel Learning Clusters as Signature Pedagogies¡± in , edited by Jan L¨¹dert (Bristol: E-International Relations 2021); 84-96
• "State Violence and Religion," in , edited by Michael Jerryson (ABC-CLIO, 2020); pp. 705-782. With SUA students Amanda Boralessa; Mahesh Kushwaha; Vassil Yorgov; Jaroslav Zapletal.
• "Southeast Asia: Unity in ASEAN," in , edited by Shiping Hua (Routledge, 2018); pp. 98-109 (with Amanda Boralessa)
• "The Rebel State in Society: Accommodation & Governance in the Aceh Conflict,¡± in , edited by Ana Arjona, Nelson Kasfir, and Zachariah Mampilly (Cambridge University Press, 2015); 226-245
• ¡°Learning to Lose? Not if UMNO Can Help It,¡± in , edited by Joseph Wong & Edward Friedman (Routledge, 2008); 211-230 (with Diane Mauzy)

Book Reviews

• ¡°,¡± Pacific Affairs 95:2 (2022)
• ¡°,¡± IIAS Newsletter 92 (2022) (with Kenichi Ebisutani, SUA student)
• ¡°,¡± IIAS Newsletter 88 (2021) and Newbooks.asia (with Shunji Fueki, SUA student)
• ¡°,¡± Asian Journal of Social Science 48:5-6 (2020) (with Nini Vo, SUA student)
• , Pacific Affairs (2020)
• ¡°,¡± Asian Journal of Social Science 48:1 (2020) (with Nikita Sukmono, SUA student)
• ¡°,¡± Pacific Affairs 93:1 (2020) (with Ana Schugurensky, SUA student)
• ¡°,¡± IIAS Newsletter (2019) (with Ha Chau Ngo, SUA student)
• , IIAS Newsletter (2018) (with Jaroslav Zapletal)
• ," IIAS Newsletter (2017) (with Rayen Rooney)
• by Gerry van Klinken, Pacific Affairs 90:2 (2017)
• ¡°,¡± Asian Journal of Social Science (2016) (with Gabrielle Garfunkel)
• ¡°,¡± Pacific Affairs 88:4 (2015)
• ¡°,¡± Canadian Journal of Political Science 88:4 (2015)
• by Renaud Egreteau and Larry Jagan,¡± IIAS Newsletter 72 (2015) (with Yuko Nakajima)
• ¡°,¡± IIAS Newsletter 69 (2014)
• ¡°,¡± Sojourn 29:2 (2014)
• ¡°¡± IIAS Newsletter 67 (2014)
• ¡°,¡± South East Asia Research 22:3 (2014)
• ¡°,¡± The Southeast Review of Asian Studies 35 (2013)
• ¡°,¡± Canadian Journal of Political Science 44:04 (2011)
• ¡°,¡± Pacific Affairs 83:2 (2010)
• ¡°,¡± South East Asia Research 18:1 (2010)
• ¡°,¡± Peace Review 21:4 (2010)
• ¡°,¡± Pacific Affairs 81:1 (2008)
• ¡°,¡± Pacific Affairs 80:3 (2007)

Other

• ¡°,¡± Journal of Oriental Studies 32 (2023); 4-25 (with Tetsushi Ogata)
• Featured in ¡°Dr. Shane Barter: Reflections on His Experience as an Election Observer,¡± Soka Newsletter (2022)
• ¡°,¡± –|ÑóѧÐgÑо¿ [The Journal of Oriental Studies] 61:1 (2022); 41-68 (with Tetsushi Ogata)
• ¡°,¡± CCSEAS Newsletter 15:1 (2022)
• Feature on co-authored book reviews and student mentorship, IIAS Newsletter 88 (2021)
• ¡°,¡± Comparative Democratization Newsletter 15 (Fall 2017); 21-24
• ¡°,¡± The Pearl (Fall 2017)
• ¡°,¡± Verge Magazine 4:2 (Spring 2014)
• ¡°,¡± Inside Indonesia 113 (September 2013)
• ¡°,¡± CAPI Newsletter (Spring 2013)
• ¡°,¡± Sociology of Islam Newsletter 6 (2011)
• ¡°,¡± Explorations Southeast Asia 9 (2009); pp. 113-114
• ¡°,¡± Jakarta Post (28 April 2009)
• ¡°,¡± Malaysiakini (17 October 2008)
• ¡°,¡± Verge Magazine (2008)
• ¡°Notes from Indonesia,¡± CCHS Human Security Bulletin 9:4 (March 2008)
• Featured in ¡°From the Ground Up,¡± by Tom Peacock, Verge Magazine 4:2 (Spring 2006)
• Featured in ¡°Tsunami Response: One Year Later,¡± by Brian Lin, UBC Reports 52:1 (January 2006)
• ¡°Reconstruction and Conflict Resolution in Aceh,¡± CANCAPS Bulletin (20 August 2005)
• ¡°Peace Talks in Post-Tsunami Aceh,¡± Human Security Bulletin (August 2005)
• ¡°Swedish Court¡¯s Acquittal of Hassan and Accountability for Abuses in Aceh,¡± Jakarta Post (17 July 2004)

• Professor of Comparative Politics, SUA, August 2021-Present
• Director of International Studies, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® of America, January 2021-August 2023
• Associate Professor of Comparative Politics, SUA, 2017-2021
• Director, Pacific Basin Research Center, 2017-2019
• Associate Director, Pacific Basin Research Center, 2013-2017 
• Assistant Professor of Comparative Politics, SUA, 2011-2017
• Instructor, University of British Columbia, 2010-2011 

• 2023 Summer ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®ing Scholar, Centre for Welsh Governance, Cardiff University
• 2023 ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®ing Scholar, ?land Islands Peace Institute (?lands Fredsinstitut), Finland
• 2023 Nieves Grant for class abroad, ¡®Self-Government in Wales
• 2022-23 PBRC Faculty Fellow, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® of America
• 2022 Faculty Merit Award, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® of America
• 2020 Athenaeum Address, Claremont McKenna College
• 2019 ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®ing Scholar, Indonesia Project, Australian National University (ANU)
• 2019 ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®ing Scholar, Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives (CAPI), University of Victoria
• 2019-20 PBRC Faculty Fellow, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® of America
• 2019 Faculty Merit Award, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® of America
• 2019 Special Issue Grant, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
• 2016 Artinian Fund for Publishing, American Political Science Association
• 2013-14, Co-recipient Best Professor Award, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® of America
• 2013, Best Paper Award, ISA-West Conference
• 2012, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®ing Scholar, Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives (CAPI), University of Victoria
• 2011, Leader of Tomorrow, St. Gallen Symposium, Switzerland
• 2010, Dr. Ronald Baker Doctoral Scholarship (Department of National Defense)
• 2010, Graduate Award, CASIS (Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies)
• 2010, Esterline Prize, best student paper at ASPAC (AAS Pacific Coast)
• 2009, Security and Defense Forum Fellowship (Department of National Defense)
• 2009, Liu Institute Scholar
• 2009, Kenneth Boulding Award, best graduate paper on Peace Studies at ISA
• 2008, Canadian Consortium on Human Security Fellowship
• 2007, DFAIT / CCHS Human Security Research Award
• 2006, SSHRC Canadian Graduate Scholarship (CGS)