Prof. George Andreopoulos
Department of Political Science
John
Jay College of Criminal Justice
The
City University of New York, USA
Professor
of Political Science
Email: gandreopoulos@jjay.cuny.edu, chrights@jjay.cuny.edu
Qualifications
Ph.D., Cambridge
University, International Relations
LL.B., Cambridge
University, Law
J.D., University of Athens
B.A., University
of Chicago
Publications (selected)
Books and Book Chapters
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Private Military and Security
Companies and the Quest for Accountability (with John Kleinig eds.) Routledge,
2015.
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The Uses and Misuses of Human
Rights: A Critical Approach to Advocacy (with Zehra Kabasakal Arat), Macmillan/Palgrave
2014.
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Policing Across Borders:
Law Enforcement Networks and the Challenges of Crime Control. Springer, 2013.
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“The ‘Turn to Protection:’
International Human Rights Law/International Humanitarian Law and the
implications of their convergence;” in Henry F. Carey and Stacey Mitchell, Understanding International Law through Moot
Courts: Genocide, Torture, Habeas Corpus, Chemical Weapons and the
Responsibility to Protect. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books 2014.
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“Counterterrorism
Policies and Practices, Continuities and Changes in Exceptional Times,” in Michael
Luis Principe (ed.), American Government, Policy, and Law. Kendall Hunt Publishing
Company, 2012.
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“What Next for Self-Determination? Kosovo’s
Quest for Independence and the ICJ Opinion,” in Dusan Janjic and Ylber Hysa
(eds.), Kosovo: Independence, Status, Perspectives. Adjusting Regional Policies
of Ethnicity and Borders. Ravenna:
Longo Editore, 2011.
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“Genocide, War Crimes, and Crimes Against
Humanity,” in Mangai Natarajan (ed.),
International Crime and Justice. Cambridge University Press, 2011. International
Criminal Justice. Critical Perspectives and New Challenges (with Rosemary Barberet and James
Levine eds.), Springer 2011.
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“Collective
Security and the Responsibility to Protect,” in Peter Danchin and Horst Fischer, United Nations Reform
and the New Collective Security. Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Articles
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“The Presidency and the Debt,”
with Giuliana Campanelli-Andreopoulos and Alexandros Panayides, Journal of International Finance and
Economics, vol. 14(4), 2014, pp. 153-158.
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“Private Military and Security
Companies and the Quest for Accountability,” guest-coeditor (with Prof. John
Kleinig) for special issue of the journal Criminal
Justice Ethics, vol. 31(2), December 2012. In this issue, I have
co-authored (with Shawna Brandle) a piece on “Revisiting the Role of Private
Military and Security Companies.”
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“Labor Rights as Human Rights?
Challenges and Prospects for Collective Bargaining,” Human Rights Review, vol. 13(3), September 2012.
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“The Ethics of
Intervention/Protection: Contending Approaches,” guest editor for special issue
of the journal Criminal Justice Ethics, vol.
29(2), August 2010. In this issue, I have contributed two pieces: (1) “The
Evolving Discourse of Human Protection” (with Leonid
Lantsman); and (2) “Challenges and Opportunities in Advancing
Human Protection: Rethinking the Global-Local Nexus.”
Research Reports and Other Publications
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Report on Rights For All? Sexual Orientation, Religious Traditions and the
Challenge of Inclusion (with Daniel Golebiewski, Taniya Dewan and Yumna Khan),
Center for International Human Rights, February, 2015.
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Report on Connecting Girls, Inspiring Futures: Challenges to and Prospects for
Global Empowerment (with Shelby Prue, Aferdita Hakaj, Trisha Gangadeen and
Leena Widdi), Center for International Human Rights, July 2012.
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Report on Protection Gaps & Responses: Challenges and Opportunities (with Carolyn Vasquez, Fernanda Pardo and Ania Witkowska), Center for
International Human Rights, John Jay College, April 2011.
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Report on UNSC Mechanisms and Actions for the Implementation of UNSCR 1820 (with Maria Victoria-Perez Rios),
Center for International Human Rights, John Jay College, March 2009.
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Report on NGO Strategies to Implement UNSCR 1820 (with Maria Victoria Perez-Rios), Center for International Human Rights,
John Jay College, December 2009.
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