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Steven Roach

Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies

Steven Roach is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

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political science international relations international law law international criminal law human rights international criminal court social sciences international politics governance criminal justice geopolitics international courts criminal law international affairs peace research public international law international relation theory jurisprudence global justice peacemaking south sudan critical theory democracy global politics peacekeeping global policy ethical theory internationalism (politics) global studies conflict resolution international history global responsibility liberal democracy globalization refugee law global governance minority rights multiculturalism public integrity migration studies accountability military ethics case law geopolitical conflict cosmopolitan court journalism social identity legal theory critical phenomena international cooperation cultural theory identity politics global south social mobility transnational mobility affective values applied social psychology minority influence normative analysis international sociology normative ethics human values affective variables fifty key thinkers key concepts cultural autonomy arab states diplomatic efficacy cosmopolitan intent value pluralism emotional actions volatile dynamic nile basin cooperative peace normative assessment african political economy

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Authoritaian Mobility: How Autocrats Came to Privilege Migration. (2025)

social changepolitical sciencehuman migrationrefugee studiesnationalitymigration studiestransnational mobilitysocial mobilityauthoritaian mobilitysocial sciencespolitical sociologyinternational migrationmigration policy

International Relations in a Multipolar World. (2025)

international politicsglobal policypolitical scienceinternational relationsinternational relation theoryforeign policyinternational affairsmultipolar worldgeopolitics

INTRODUCTION: Nile Basin Politics and Its Challenges. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

political ecologynorth african studiespolitical sciencewater resource policygovernanceriver basin managementnile basin politics

Mixed Mobility: How Autocrats Both Blame and Benefit From Immigration. (2025)

social inequalitypublic policypolitical sciencesociologyhuman migrationmixed mobilityrefugee studiesmass immigrationlabor migrationtransnational mobilitymigration studiessocial mobilitypolitical behaviorinternational migrationmigration policymobilitycitizenship

Nile Basin Politics: From Coordinated to Cooperative Peace. UK: Edward Elgar Publishing (2025)

peace researchpeace operationspolitical sciencepeacemakingdiplomacygovernancenile basin politicsmiddle east policyconflictgeopoliticspolitical conflict

South Sudan is Unstable: How a Weak State Benefits the Ruling Elite. (2025)

african political economydemocratizationcivilizationssouthern african studiespolitical sciencecivil conflictsouth-south cooperationruling eliteinternational relationsregime analysisgovernancesouth sudanweak state benefitscomparative politicsglobal southafrican economy

South Sudan’s Chronic Instability and Violence: Why It Perists and the Ways of Working Beyond It. Politics and Rights Review (2025)

peace researchcolonialismafrican political economychronic instabilitysouthern african studiespolitical sciencecivil conflictafrican developmentsouth sudan ’international relationspeacekeepingafrican studiesconflictpolitical sociologyanthropology

State Fragility and Its Contents: South Sudan’s Unruly Elite. South African Journal of International Affairs (2025)

african political economysouthern african studiesnorth african studiespolitical sciencecivil conflictinternational relationsgovernancestate fragility

The Washington Dissensus: The Hegemonic Perils of Cooperation. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

policy cooperationcooperationpublic policypolitical sciencecollective action problemsinternational cooperationinternational relationswashington dissensusforeign policyinternational affairsgeopolitics

International Relations: The Key Concepts. Fourth Edition. London and New York: Routledge (2024)

international politicspolitical scienceglobal policyinternational relationssocial sciencesinternational relation theoryforeign policyinternational affairsgeopolitics

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Steven Roach

Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies

Steven Roach is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven Roach

University of South Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Authoritaian Mobility: How Autocrats Came to Privilege Migration. (2025)

International Relations in a Multipolar World. (2025)

international politicsglobal policypolitical scienceinternational relationsinternational relation theoryforeign policyinternational affairsmultipolar worldgeopolitics

INTRODUCTION: Nile Basin Politics and Its Challenges. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

political ecologynorth african studiespolitical sciencewater resource policygovernanceriver basin managementnile basin politics

Mixed Mobility: How Autocrats Both Blame and Benefit From Immigration. (2025)

Nile Basin Politics: From Coordinated to Cooperative Peace. UK: Edward Elgar Publishing (2025)

peace researchpeace operationspolitical sciencepeacemakingdiplomacygovernancenile basin politicsmiddle east policyconflictgeopoliticspolitical conflict

South Sudan is Unstable: How a Weak State Benefits the Ruling Elite. (2025)

South Sudan’s Chronic Instability and Violence: Why It Perists and the Ways of Working Beyond It. Politics and Rights Review (2025)

State Fragility and Its Contents: South Sudan’s Unruly Elite. South African Journal of International Affairs (2025)

african political economysouthern african studiesnorth african studiespolitical sciencecivil conflictinternational relationsgovernancestate fragility

The Washington Dissensus: The Hegemonic Perils of Cooperation. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2025)

policy cooperationcooperationpublic policypolitical sciencecollective action problemsinternational cooperationinternational relationswashington dissensusforeign policyinternational affairsgeopolitics

International Relations: The Key Concepts. Fourth Edition. London and New York: Routledge (2024)

international politicspolitical scienceglobal policyinternational relationssocial sciencesinternational relation theoryforeign policyinternational affairsgeopolitics

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