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Dr. Gregory Hall is an Associate Professor at the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science (International Relations) from Howard University (1993), with earlier degrees from Howard and Northwestern Universities. His research focuses on international relations, security, foreign policy, and Global South dynamics.
Education:
- Ph.D., Political Science (International Relations), Howard University, 1993
- M.A., Political Science (International Relations), Howard University, 1986
- B.A., Political Science and German, Northwestern University, 1982
Research Interests: Dr. Hall studies international security, foreign policy of major powers, and transnational organizations. He emphasizes US-China-Russia relations, Global South affairs, and Eurasian political economy. His recent work applies neoclassical realism to analyze great power competition.
Recent Trends in Publications: His work highlights evolving US-China-Russia dynamics, energy security in the Caspian region, and UN reform. Key themes include geopolitical shifts, power transitions, and the role of domestic politics in foreign policy.
Awards:
- Morehouse College 2009 Man of the Year
- Fulbright Lecturing Award (1997)
- NEH Summer Fellowship (1994)
Grants & Advising: Led initiatives like the Morehouse Peace Studies Program ($118,000 grant) and advised Patterson School’s international partnerships. Mentor for minority scholars in international relations.
Labs/Teams: Affiliated with UK’s Peace Studies Program and advises the Patterson Journal of International Affairs. Collaborates with institutions globally, including Far East Federal University (Vladivostok) and the Turkish Coalition of America.
