If reality can kill the dream, why can't the dream kill reality?

-George Moore.
 


laura sjoberg, ph.d., j.d.

University of Florida Department of Political Science PO Box 117325 Gainesville Florida 32611 sjoberg at ufl.edu 352.575.8603

 
education
juris doctorate, boston college law school, 2007
ph.d., international relations, university of southern california, 2004
bachelors, political science and history, university of chicago, 2001
 

academic appointments
assistant professor, political science, university of florida, 2009-
faculty research affiliate, women and public policy program, kennedy school of government, harvard university, 2007-
assistant professor, political science, virginia tech, 2007-2009
visiting assistant professor, political science, duke university, 2006-2007
lecturer, women's studies, merrimack college, 2006
lecturer, politics and women's studies, brandeis university, 2005-2006
 
other training
basin harbor workshop on teaching security studies, 2009
inter-university consortium for political and social research, 2008
journeys in world politics: women mentoring women, spring 2007
from harvard square to the oval office: executive education for women in politics, 2005-2006
graduate certificate in gender studies, 2004
institute for qualitative research methods, winter 2003
women in international security graduate symposium, summer 2002
 
research appointments
visiting scholar, institute for research on women and gender, university of michigan, 2008
post-doctoral fellow, women and public policy program and belfer center for science and international affairs, kennedy school of government, harvard university, 2005-2006
post-doctoral fellow, boston consortium on gender, security, and human rights, tufts university, 2005-2006
 
publications (see research page for summaries)
(authored) books
Gendering Global Conflict: Towards a Feminist Theory of War (under contract and under review, Columbia University Press)
(with Caron Gentry) Mothers, Monsters, Whores: Women's Violence in Global Politics (Zed Books, 2007)
Gender, Justice, and the Wars in Iraq (Lexington Books, 2006)
 
(edited) books
Feminist International Relations: Conversations about the Past, Present, and Future (with J. Ann Tickner, Routledge, forthcoming)
Women, Gender, and 21st Century Terrorism (University of Georgia Press, forthcoming)
Women and Wars (with Carol Cohn, Polity Press, under contract and under review)
Gender, War, and Militarism: Feminist Perspectives (with Sandra Via, Praeger Security International, forthcoming)
Gender and International Security: Feminist Perspectives (Routledge, 2010)