In contemporary world politics, nation-states are not only increasingly entangled with each other–sometimes violently–but are also impacted by transnational and other non-state actors, which raises philosophical and practical questions about issues related to state sovereignty, citizenship, and international human rights. That is why Montclair State researchers seek to understand the flux of national borders and identities, mobile populations, continuums of violence and force, international norms and instruments, and judicial and non-judicial mechanisms for addressing human rights abuses in peacetime and war. Scholars conduct research in fields that address such issues as peacebuilding, war and terrorism, genocide, transitional justice, stateless and refugee populations, human trafficking and modern slavery, immigration, state-building, and diplomacy, among others.
Assistant Professor, World Languages and Cultures
- Phone
- 973-655-7943
- antenosconfe@montclair.edu
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Educational Leadership, Educational Leadership
- ayaric@montclair.edu
Instructional Specialist, Spanish and Latino Studies
Professor and Inserra Chair in Italian and Italian American Studies, World Languages and Cultures
- Phone
- 973-655-7292
- fiorete@montclair.edu
Associate Professor, Educational Leadership
- Phone
- 973-655-7216
- jaffewalterr@montclair.edu
Associate Vice President for Community Partnerships, Office of the President
- Phone
- 973-655-6831
- murdockb@montclair.edu
Instructional Specialist, Writing Studies
- Phone
- 973-655-3066
- pattersonsh@montclair.edu
Associate Professor, Justice Studies
- Phone
- 973-655-7557
- peterkabentd@montclair.edu
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