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Andrew Ross is a Research Professor in the International Studies Program at Johns Hopkins University. His academic journey includes teaching at Ohio University's Department of Political Science from 2008 to June 2023 and a post-doctoral fellowship at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies at Ohio State University. His research focuses on the intersection of emotions and global politics, digital diplomacy, humanitarianism, and international law. Ross teaches courses on global media politics, international human rights, and the role of experts in global governance. His work examines how emotions shape international conflict, humanitarian practices, and digital media's ethical implications in global politics.
Education: PhD in International Studies from Johns Hopkins University.
Research Interests:
- Emotions and affect in international relations
- Global media politics
- Critical humanitarianism
- International human rights
- IR theory
- Digital media activism
Current Projects: His book Everyday Media and Popular Global Politics explores digital media's role in sustaining humanitarianism and citizen journalism. Recent publications analyze viral political expression, mediated humanitarianism, and the ethics of emotion in global governance.
Awards: None explicitly listed in texts.
Teaching and Advising: Ross advises students on topics related to emotion studies, digital politics, and humanitarian ethics. His courses include undergraduate seminars on 'passion and politics' and graduate modules on international law.
Labs/Teams: No specific labs or collaborative teams mentioned, though his research involves interdisciplinary collaborations in media studies and political theory.
