Raymond D Duvall

Contact Me

rduvall@umn.edu

Affiliations

• Political Science

Educational Background & Specialties

Educational Background

• Ph.D.: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 1975.

Curriculum Vitae

Specialties

• critical political economy
• critical international relations
• global governance
• social institutions of global capitalism
• critical security studies

Publications

• "Challenges of an Agonistic Constructivism for International Relations," Polity, forthcoming, January 2017 (part of a symposium on Antje Wiener's A Theory of Contestation). (Co-authored with Jonathan Havercroft)
• "Sovereignty and Sovereign Power," International Thoery, 6(2), July, 2014: 191-223. (Co-authored with Arjun Chowdhury)
• "Power in the Analysis of World Orders," in Fred Dallmayr, Akif Kayapinar, and Ismail Yaylaci, eds., Civilizations and World Order: Geopolitics and Cultural Difference.. Lexington Books, 2014: pp. 35-50. (Co-authored with Çiğdem Çıdam)
• "International Organizations and the Diffusion of Power," in Thomas Weiss and Rorden Wilkinson, eds., International Organization and Global Governance, Routledge, 2013: pp. 48-59. (Co-authored with Michael Barnett)
• "Humanitarianism and its Violences." Chapter 5 of Himadeep Muppidi, The Colonial Signs of International Relations. Columbia University Press, 2012: 117-126. (Co-authored with Himadeep Muppidi)
• "Practices of Theory," in Emanuel Adler and Vincent Pouliot, eds. International Practices. Cambridge University Press, 2011: pp. 335-354. (Co-authored with Arjun Chowdhury)
• Militant Agnosticism and the UFO Taboo, in Leslie Kean, ed., UFOs: A call for reason and responsible action, Harmony Books, 2010. (Co-authored with Alexander Wendt).
• Borders, Power, and Resistance: Bounding and Challenging Europe, in Andrew Davison and Himadeep Muppidi, eds., Europe and Its Boundaries, Lexington, 2009: 225-241. (Co-authored with Ayten Gí¼ndogdu and Kartik Raj).
• Critical Astropolitics: The Geopolitics of Space Control and the Transformation of State Sovereignty, in Natalie Bormann and Michael Sheehan, eds., Securing Outer Space: International Relations Theory and the Politics of Space. Routledge (Critical Security Studies), 2009: 42-58. (Co-authored with Jonathan Havercroft).
• Sovereignty and the UFO, Political Theory, 36, August, 2008: 607-633. (Co-authored with Alexander Wendt).
• Taking sovereignty out of this world: space weapons and empire of the future, Review of International Studies, 34, October, 2008: 755-775. (Co-authored with Jonathan Havercroft).
• Traveling in Paradox: Edward Said and Critical International Relations Theory, Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 36 (1), December, 2007: 83-99. (Co-authored with Latha Varadarajan).
• Power in Global Governance. Cambridge University Press, 2005. (Co-edited with Michael Barnett).
• Power in International Politics, International Organization, 59(1), Winter, 2005: 39-75. (Co-authored with Michael Barnett). Reprinted in David A. Baldwin, ed., Theories of International Relations. Ashgate (Library of Essays in International Relations), 2008.
• Resistance to Empire: The Contemporary Role of Critical International Relations Theory, International Review (Shanghai Institute for International Studies, China), 36, Autumn, 2004: 112-125. (Co-authored with Latha Varadarajan).
• On the Practical Significance of Critical International Relations Theory, Asian Journal of Political Science, 11, December, 2003: 76-88. (Co-authored with Latha Varadarajan).
• The International Relations of Democracy, Liberalism, and War: Directions for Future Research, in Tarak Barkawi and Mark Laffey, eds., Democracy, Liberalism, and War: Rethinking the Democratic Peace Debate. Lynne Rienner, 2001: 195-208. (Co-authored with Jutta Weldes)
• Cultures of Insecurity: States, Communities, and the Production of Danger. University of Minnesota Press, 1999. (Co-edited with Jutta Weldes, Mark Laffey, and Hugh Gusterson).
• Institutions and International Order, in Ernst-Otto Czempiel and James N. Rosenau, eds., Global Changes and Theoretical Challenges: Approaches to World Politics for the 1990s. Lexington Books, 1989: 51-73 (Co-authored with Alexander Wendt).

Awards

• Distinguished Scholar Award, from the International Theory Section of the International Studies Association, February, 2015
• 'Grain of Sand' Award, from the Interpretive Methodologies and Methods Conference Group of the American Political Science Association, September, 2010
• Honored scholar, “Structuralisms: A Symposium in Honor of Bud Duvall,“ University of Minnesota, April 2008. (conference organized by Alex Wendt [Ohio State University], Jutta Weldes [University of Bristol] and Michael Barnett [University of Minnesota].)
• Academy of Distinguished Teachers, University of Minnesota, 1999-present.
• Outstanding Contributions to Post-Baccalaureate, Graduate, and Professional Education, University of Minnesota, 2000.
• College of Liberal Arts, Teaching Award, University of Minnesota, 1988
• Morse Amoco/Alumni Teaching Award, University of Minnesota, 1988