Andrew J. Enterline Associate Professor
International Relations Dept. of Political
Science University of North Texas 1155 Union Circle #305340 Denton, Texas 76203-5017 940.453.2187 (voice) / 940.565.4818
(fax) / ajenter@unt.edu Curriculum
Vitae
Office Hours: On Leave Fall
'09 and Spring '10 (email monitored)
pug in a can, fort worth
(summer
2009)
Policy Relevant Projects:
Is the Chance of Success in Afghanistan
Better Than a Coin Toss?
(feature co-authored with Joseph
Magagnoli, doctoral student, UNT; Foreign
Policy online at foreignpolicy.com): article
online
source research design,
data, analysis, and references for online feature: pdf
Would Bombing Iran Eliminate the Threat
to the United States?
(co-authored
with J. Michael Greig & James Meernik,
UNT; draft, Nov. 2008):pdf
Seeing
Iraq and Thinking...Finland? Testing the Shinseki Invasion Plan
(co-authored with J.
Michael Greig, UNT, and Yoav Gortzak, ASU; Defense and Security
Analysis, forthcoming Sept. 2009): pdf
How Stable Will the
Democracies
in Iraq and Afghanistan Be?
(co-authored with
J. Michael Greig, UNT; Journal of
Conflict Resolution, Dec. 2008):pdf
Will the Surge of American Troops
in Iraq Work?
(co-authored with
J. Michael Greig, UNT; International
Studies Perspectives, 2007): pdf
Why not Intervene into Civil Wars, such as
Darfur?
(co-authored with Steve Garrison,
Midwestern State, and
Amber Aubone, St. Mary's; draft Feb. 2009):pdf
What is
the Long-term Impact of
Imposing Democracy in Other States?
(co-authored with
J. Michael Greig, UNT) (Foreign
Policy Analysis,
Dec. 2008):pdf
Other Scholarly Work:
How Long Will the
Democracies in
Iraq and Afghanistan Endure?
(co-authored with
J. Michael Greig, UNT, and Dawn Miller,
Penn State):
Currently Undergoing
Revisions
How
Will Iraqi Democracy
Influence Peace, Democracy & Prosperity
in the Middle East?
(co-authored
with J. Michael Greig, UNT; Journal
of Politics, 2005): pdf
Third
Parties & the Civil War Process
(co-authored
with Dylan Balch-Lindsay, late of Univ. of New Mexico, and Kyle Joyce,
Penn State; Journal of Peace Research,
2008):pdf
A Dynamic Model of
Interstate
Interaction
(co-authored
with Mark J. C. Crescenzi, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Stephen Long, Kansas
State; Conflict Management and Peace
Science,
Fall 2008): pdf
Chinazambia and
Boliviafranca: A Simulation of Domestic Politics and Foreign
Policy
Photocopy-ready documentation for
classroom use: (MS-Word ; PDF)
(co-authored
Eric Jepsen, Univ. of South Dakota; International
Studies Perspectives, Spring 2009):pdf