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John Sawicki serves as a Teaching Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for International Relations within Duquesne University's McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts. His expertise in terrorism deterrence and international security makes him a sought-after expert in critical global conflict analysis.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Law & Diplomacy from The Fletcher School at Tufts University
- MALD from The Fletcher School at Tufts University
- Diploma in Catechetics from Institut Catholique de Lille, France
- Master of Divinity from Catholic Theological Union
- Bachelor's in History and Political Science from Heidelberg College
Professor Sawicki's research integrates terrorism studies with Catholic ethical frameworks, examining strategic vulnerabilities in counterterrorism through publications like 'Why Terrorists Use Female and Child Suicide Bombers.' His work spans international political economy, crisis management, and the role of religious thought in modern security paradigms, reflecting a distinctive interdisciplinary approach rooted in both diplomatic training and theological scholarship.
As Director of the Center for International Relations, he cultivates academic programs that connect classroom theory with real-world global challenges. His extensive course portfolio—from foundational International Relations to specialized seminars on Homeland Security and Terrorism—provides students with rigorous analytical training for careers in diplomacy, defense, and international organizations.
Professor Sawicki's mentorship extends through Directed Readings and Internship courses, preparing students for practical engagement in international affairs. His unique position as both a scholar-priest and security expert offers students rare perspectives on moral dimensions of statecraft and conflict resolution in contemporary global politics.
