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Betcy Jose
Email: Betcy.Jose@UCDenver.edu
Office Location: King Center 524
Phone: (303) 556-8318
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Office hours: Wednesday 1pm - 2pm
Areas of Interest:
International Relations, African Politics, International Law, Human Rights
2011: Ph.D., Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dissertation Title: The Fog of Protection: Contested Meanings and Intentional Civilian Deaths in Armed Conflict
Dissertation Committee: Dr. Louis Picard (chair, GSPIA); Dr. R. Charli Carpenter (University of Massachusetts); Dr. Taylor Seybolt (GSPIA); Professor Jordan Paust (University of Houston Law Center); Dr. Paul Nelson (GSPIA)
2002-2004: Graduate Coursework, Political Science
University of Texas, Arlington, TX
2000: J.D., University of Houston Law Center
University of Houston, Houston, Texas
1997: B.A., History and B.A., Psychology
University of Texas, Austin, Texas
“Assessing Virtual Networks: Transnational Advocacy in Real- and Cyber-Space” with R. Charli Carpenter. Forthcoming in Global Networks
“Culture and the Physical Body: Cross-Cultural Variations in Defining Physical Aggression in Alzheimer’s Patients” with Sigrid Streit. In International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 3:8 (2008)
      This research project employed qualitative social science methods to examine how web content produced in different cultural contexts differently constituted a critical concept, aggression, in their discussion of Alzheimer’s Disease