At the University of Florida, I currently teach Politics of Ethnic Conflict, a political science course that introduces students to the structural study of violence through social network analysis. Recent syllabi for my courses are available below.
Undergraduate courses
- Politics of Ethnic Conflict CPO 4721, 2018, University of Florida (syllabus)
- Geography of Africa, 2013, Rutgers (syllabus)
- Economic Geography, 2016, University of Southern Denmark (syllabus)
- Social Networks, 2014, 2015, 2016, University of Southern Denmark (syllabus)
- Contemporary Perspectives in Border Regions, 2015, University of Southern Denmark
Graduate courses
- Africa in the 21st Century, Fall 2013, Rutgers (syllabus)
- New Wars and Conflicts, 2017, University of Southern Denmark (syllabus)
- European Integration: the Regional Dimension, 2014, 2015, University of Southern Denmark (syllabus)
I have also advised several doctoral and postdoctoral candidates.
Ph.D.s
- Olajumoke Ayandele, Extreme Ideologies and Conflicts in Africa. Rutgers, 2016-
- Nora Stambolic. Cross-Border Metropolitan Integration and Multinational Firms’ Networks. Funded by the National Research Fund of Luxembourg, 2012-
- Rannveig Edda Hjaltadóttir. Cross-Border Innovation Cooperation. Funded by INTERREG 4A, University of Southern Denmark, 2014-16
- Nino Javakhishvili Larsen, The role of human capital in regional assemblages. Funded by INTERREG 4A, University of Southern Denmark, 2014-16
- Moustapha Koné. West African Traders in Border Markets. Funded by the National Research Fund of Luxembourg, 2011-15
Postdocs
- Dr. Leena Koni Hoffmann. The Impact of Local Politics on Cross-Border Trade in West Africa. Funded by the National Research Fund of Luxembourg, 2013-14.
- Dr. Frédéric Durand. CROSSPLANNING. Comparing Cross-Border Metropolitan Planning. Funded by the National Research Fund of Luxembourg, 2010-11.
- Dr. Jen Nelles. METROCO-OP. City-Region Governance and Multilevel Policy in Cross-Border Regions. Funded by the National Research Fund of Luxembourg, 2010-11.
Master students
- Jonas Frandsen Jensen (Islamic State), Steffen Hyldig Jørgensen (dark networks), Mikkel-Emil Hansen (terrorism and crime), Patrick Steen Pedersen (Syria conflict), Egle Rymolaityte (regional economic development), Anders Dohn Sonne (separatism in Europe), Maximilian Zeller (development aid).
