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Suzette Grillot
CSAR Center Director
The University of Oklahoma School of International and Area Studies
(405) 325 6003
sgrillot@ou.edu
http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/G/Suzette.R.Grillot-1/
Research Interests:
Dr.
Grillot's research and teaching interests focus generally on
international relations and security, and on weapons proliferation
issues specifically.
Master's (1992) Oklahoma State
University and Ph.D. (1997) University of Georgia in Political
Science. Professor Grillot is an associate professor in
political science and international and area studies at the
University of Oklahoma.
Her research has appeared in
International Politics, The
Nonproliferation Review, Political
Psychology, the
British Journal of Political
Science, the Journal
of Southeastern Europe and the Balkans, Problems of
Post-Communism, and the
Southeastern Political Review. She is also co-editor of
and contributor to the books
Arms on the Market: Reducing the Threat of Proliferation in the
Former Soviet Union (1998) and
Arms Control and the Environment
(2001). She is
currently completing a book manuscript on small arms control
measures in Central and Eastern Europe, working on various articles
on the small arms transnational social movement network, and
completing other papers on the incorporation of Central and East
European countries in NATO and the EU. Dr. Grillot's research has
been supported by the National Research Council, the Carnegie
Corporation of New York, the National Council for Soviet and East
European Research, the John Merck Fund, the Ploughshares Fund, the
NATO Science Program, the Center on Multi-Party Conflict
Resolution and Negotiation, the United Nations Development Program,
the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, International Alert,
the Small Arms Survey, the University of Oklahoma, and the
University of Georgia.
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