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Mel Gurtov Office: 650
C-D Urban Center Professor of Political Science and International Studies Degrees: B.A. in U.S. History, 1963, Columbia University; M.I.A. and Certificate, 1965, School of International Affairs and East Asian Institute, Columbia University; Advanced Chinese language study, Stanford University Center of National Taiwan University, 1966; Ph.D., Political Science, 1970, University of California, Los Angeles. Teaching and Research Areas: His teaching and research specialties are China and East Asian politics, international relations, and security policy; U.S. foreign policy, with particular reference to the Third World; the international politics of global issues; and international conflict resolution. Published Works: He has published books and articles in each of those areas, including China Under Threat: The Politics of Strategy and Diplomacy, The United States Against the Third World, and Global Politics in the Human Interest, the latter translated into three languages. Recent publications include:
Other Positions: Dr. Gurtov was a Senior Fulbright Scholar in South Korea in 1994, and is editor-in-chief of Asian Perspective, an international quarterly journal published in Seoul. Course Syllabi
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