Nathan Munier
Associate Professor of International Relations
Ph.D. – University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Education
| 2016 Ph.D. – University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
| 2011 M.A. – Western Illinois University |
| 2009 B.A. – Western Illinois University |
Teaching & Research Interests
International Political Economy, International Agreements, African Politics, Resource Policy, and Migration.
Academic Appointments
| 2018 – Assistant Professor of International Relations, Tokyo International University |
| 2017 Assistant Professor of International Relations, International University of Sarajevo |
| 2016 Assistant Professor of Political Science, American University of Afghanistan |
Fellowships & Grants
| 2019-2023 KAKEN Research Grant |
Selected Publications/Conference Papers
| The Political Economy of the Kimberley Process (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020). |
| The Political Economy of the Kimberley Process (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020). |
| “The One Who Controls the Diamonds Wears the Crown! The Politicization of the Kimberley Process in Zimbabwe” Resources Policy Vol. 47 (2016): 171-177 |
| “Diamonds, dependence and De Beers: monopoly capitalism and compliance with the Kimberley Process in Namibia” Review of African Political Economy Vol. 43, No.150 (2016): 542-555 |
| “Diamonds Without Blood: A Look at Namibia” African Security Vol. 9, No.1 (2016): 21-41 |
| “Determinants of Rural Latino Trust in the Federal Government” Hispanic Journal of Behavior Sciences (with Julia Albarracin and Keith Boeckelman) Vol. 37 No.3 (2015): 420–438 |