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Christopher S. Chivvis

Washington Office

Political Scientist

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Education

Ph.D. in international relations, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; M.A. in international economics and world history, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies; B.A. in writing, Johns Hopkins University

Research Focus

Transatlantic Relations and European Security; Nation Building and Posconflict Reconstuction; Political Economy; France

Selected Publications

Christopher S. Chivvis and Thomas Rid, "The Roots of Germany's Russia Policy", Survival, 51(2), 2009

Christopher S. Chivvis, "The Making of Macedonia", Survival, 50(2), 2008

Christopher S. Chivvis, "What Role for Germany in Iraq?", SWP Research Paper, (Aug), 2008

Christopher S. Chivvis, "Les visions Americaines de l'Otan (American Visions of NATO)", Politique Etrangere, 3(Fall), 2007

Christopher S. Chivvis, "Preserving Hope in the Democratic Republic of the Congo", Survival, 49(2), 2007

Research Focus

Transatlantic relations; European security; NATO & European Security and Defense Policy; France; nation-building; political economy

Previous Positions

TAPIR Fellow, Ifri, Paris & SWP, Berlin

Selected Publications

"What Role for Germany in Iraq?," Christopher Chivvis, SWP-Studie, RP-7, August 2008

“The Making of Macedonia,” Christopher Chivvis, Survival, Volume 50, Issue 2, April 2008

“France’s NATO Bid,” Christopher Chivvis, Euro-Atlantic Quarterly, March 2008

“Les visions Américaines de l’Otan,” Christopher Chivvis, Politique Etrangère, October 2007

“Preserving Hope in the Democratic Republic of Congo,” Survival, Volume 49, Issue 2, June 2007

Languages

French (Written, Spoken), German (Written), Spanish (Written)

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