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Roberto Dominguez is a Professor of Government at Suffolk University, specializing in International Relations and Comparative Politics. He is on sabbatical for Fall 2025 and serves as a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University's Center for European Studies. His academic career spans roles as Professor, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professor at Suffolk University since 2005.
- PhD in International Studies, University of Miami (2005)
- MA in International Studies (1999)
- Jean Monnet Fellow, European University Institute (2012-13)
His research focuses on Global Institutional Innovation, Regional Risks and Threats, and Euro-Latin American Governance, with a specific emphasis on North American regionalization and governance of global insecurity. Recent publications analyze EU-Latin American relations, border management, and security governance.
His scholarly work includes books and chapters on EU foreign policy, transatlantic trade, and security dynamics, often bridging European Studies and Latin American Politics. He has served as an editor for Relaciones Internacionales and contributed to projects commissioned by the European Commission and European Parliament.
- Jean Monnet Fellowship (2012-13)
He has advised research teams for EU policy analysis in the United States and Mexico (2016) and contributed to modernizing EU-Mexico agreements (2014). His teaching portfolio includes courses on International Security, Global Political Economy, and Latin American Politics.
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