Faculty Profile

 
Name : Christopher S.  Raj
Designation : Professor
Centre : Centre for Canadian, US and Latin American Studies
School : International Studies
Room No : 35
Off. Phone : 26704395, 26704334
Residence : 9818131479
Email : christopherraj@mail.jnu.ac.in   christopherraj35@gmail.com
Web Address : http://www.jnu.ac.in

Qualifications

Ph.D. Jawaharlal Nehru University; during doctoral research attached to John Hopkins School of International Studies, Washington., D.C.
B.A (Hons) & M.A. History: St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University. 
                                    

Areas of Interest/Specialization

American Studies, US foreign and National Security Policy; Canadian Studies, Canadian Foreign Policy Multiculturalism, Regionalism & Diasporic Studies in Canada 
                                    

Experience

Guide & awarded 30 Ph.D. ;
Guides & Awarded 76 M. Phil. ;
lecture at : Army War College Mhow; National Defence College, Delhi, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, Delhi, Indian Institute for Public Administration; Foreign Services Institutes Delhi; India International Centre Delhi; Foreign Policy Study Group, Brookings Institutions Washington D.C., Institute of Peace & Conflict Studies, Waterloo, Canada. 
                                    

Awards & Honours

1.) Frederick Ebert Stiftung Fellow: Visiting Professor at the Canstance University, Germany, 1991-1992.
2.) Senior Fulbright, Visting Fellow at the Brookings Institutions, Washington D.C., 1986.
3.) Indo-Canada Shastri Fellowship: Awarded Thrice: As visiting Professor at Waterloo University, Canada, 1998, 2002 and 2006. 
                                    

International Collaboration/Consultancy

 
                                    

Best Peer Reviewed Publications (upto 5)
1.) "Canadian Discourse on Multiculturalism: Antecedents, Direction and Divergence." in Christopher S. Raj and Marie Mc Andrew, eds., Multiculturalism Public Policy and Problem Areas in Canada and India.

2.) "US War on Terrorism: Intervention in Afghanistan and Iraq" in Chitamani Mahapatra & Amulya Tripathy, ed., Transnational Terrorism.

3.) "The Ottawa Process, in Christopher Sam Raj & Abdul Nafey, ed., Canada’s Global Engagement and Relations with India.

4.) "Canada and international Terrorism Since 9/11" in Christopher Sam Raj & Abdul Nafey, ed., Canada’s Global Engagement Relations with India.

5.) "Indo-US Nuclear Deal," in Aggarwal and Christopher Raj, ed. Indo-US Relations: Converging Changing Perspectives. 
                                  

Recent Peer Reviewed Journals/Books (upto 3)

1.) Indo-US Relations: Convergence and Divergence (October 2010)

2.) Multiculturalism: Public Policy and Problem Areas in Canada and India (August 2009). 
                                    

Patents (if any)