Matthew Timmerman Adjunct Instructor School of International Service
- Degrees
- MPhil, American University; MPP, American University in Cairo; BA, Denison University
- Bio
- Matthew's research examines the triggers of global conflict. His work is in the sub-discipline of security studies and focuses primarily on the political factors that cause governments to militarily intervene into the civil wars of other states. Matthew’s other areas of interest include foreign policy decision-making and national security strategy. His writing appears with H-Diplo, the Atlantic Council, and various newspapers. He has experience as a journalist and political risk analyst.
- For the Media
- To request an interview for a news story, call AU Communications at 202-885-5950 or submit a request.
Teaching
Summer 2020
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SISU-196 Selected Topics:non-Recurring: Int'l Business & Global Econ
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SISU-196 Selected Topics:non-Recurring: Int'l Business & Global Econ
Fall 2020
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SISU-206 Intro to Int'l Studies Rsrch
Spring 2021
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SISU-306 Adv Int'l Studies Research: Unpack Motive/Case Study Analy