Mr Michael Edward Walsh
BA (The Johns Hopkins University), MA (Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies), Executive Education (Harvard Business School)
Overview
- Name:
- Mr Michael Edward Walsh
- Email address:
- 550406@soas.ac.uk
- Thesis title:
- Theorizing Securitization Audiences within Democracies: The Social Construction of Security Threats in Africa and Asia (Tentative)
Internal Supervisors
External Supervisors
Dr. Thierry Balzacq
PhD Conferences
2013 10th International Security Forum (Zurich)
2013 WSD-Handa Forum (Geneva)
2013 Emerging Security Challenges Meeting (NATO)
2013 SOAS Workshop on Southeast Asia and Regional Security (London)
2012 Symposium on Preventing Catastrophic Threats (Washington, DC)
2012 WSD-Handa Forum (Geneva)
2011 IFANS Conference on Global Affairs (Seoul)
2011 Pacific Forum CSIS Young Leaders Meeting (Seoul)
PhD Affiliations
Non-resident Fellow (Pacific Forum CSIS)
Adjunct Fellow at the Federation of American Scientists (2012 - Present)
WSD-Handa Fellow at Pacific Forum CSIS (2012 - Present)
Senior Fellow at the Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies of Georgetown University (2012 - Present)
President of the Pacific Islands Society (2012 - Present)
Member of the Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies at SOAS (2012 – Present)
Member of the European Sociological Association (2012 - Present)
Member of the Royal African Society (2012 - Present)
Member of the International Institute of Strategic Studies (2012 - Present)
Managing Editor of SOAS Fieldnotes (2012 - Present)
Recipient of SOAS Doctoral Fellowship (2012 - Present)
Young Leader at Pacific Forum CSIS (2011 – Present)
Research
Security Studies
Area Studies (Asia / Pacific)
Communications
Social Psychology
Explanatory Case Studies: Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, and Taiwan
Background Case Studies: Australia, People's Republic of China, European Union, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States
Theoretical Foundations: Communications, International Relations Theory, Political Psychology, Pragmatics, Security Studies, and Sociology
