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Comparative Foreign Policy (PSC783) | Qualitative Skills (IRP 705) | Capstone IRP 706 | Google | CAL | CAL/PDA
About Matt
Matt Bonham is Professor of Political Science and Co-Director of the Newhouse/Maxwell Public Diplomacy Program in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. The Maxwell School is a member of APSIA, The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs.
Matt's research interests include foreign policy decision-making, international negotiation, textual analysis, and computer simulation. Matt is a Fellow at the USC Center on Public Diplomacy, and he is also a member of the International Studies Association (ISA), the American Political Science Association (APSA), and the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP).
"The 'War on Terrorism": Com- paring the Linguistic Form-ulations of Japanese, Russian, and Western Officials" (with Daniel Heradstveit): Word | PDF | PPT
"Using a Role-Playing Simulation to Bridge Theory and Practice in Graduate Professional Education"(with Ryan Williams): Word | PDF | PowerPoint
"What the Axis of Evil Metaphor Did to Iran," (with Daniel Heradstveit): Article PDF | PowerPoint
"The 'Axis of Evil' Metaphor and the Restructuring of Iranian Views toward the US," (with Daniel Heradstveit): Word | PDF | PowerPoint
"The Psychology of Corruption in Azerbaijan and Iran" (with Daniel Heradstveit): Paper | PowerPoint | Web
Teaching
Comparative Foreign Policy Qualitative Research Skills in IR
Syracuse
Maxwell and Moscow State/SPA Collaboration
Workshop on E-Learning: Videoconferencing for Global Management, Moscow State University, School of Public Administration, 20 May 2002
Advancing Education Through
Digital Technology:
Text Chat, Video-Conferencing, and Hypertext
Syracuse is located in the center of New York State in the tranquil rolling hills of the Finger Lakes Region, where there are over 70 wineries. Syracuse is only a couple of hours drive from the unspoiled Adirondacks. Syracuse is one of the top 10 best cities for asthma sufferers because of low levels of pollen and non-ozone pollution (Sperling's BestPlaces).
Global Partners
MGIMO
Waseda
On-Demand Lectures
Podcasting
Metaphor
Terrorism
Seasons
Evil
Challenges of Decision-Making
NUPI
How We Talk
about the War on
Terrorism
Syracuse (almost live) is 75 minutes (flying time) from Washington, DC, with convenient non-stop and connecting flights each day, and only 45 minutes (flying time) from New York City. Syracuse is served by four Amtrak trains daily to New York's Penn Station.
Syracuse is also an easy drive to these North American cities: New York (four hours), Philadelphia (four hours), Boston (five hours), Montreal (five hours), Toronto (five hours), Washington, DC (five hours and 45 minutes).
Workshops
