Dr. Elizabeth Wishnick, professor, received a PhD in Political Science from Columbia University, New York. Her research interests include U.S.-China-Russia relations and non-traditional security issues. She teaches courses in International Relations, Globalization and Security, Intelligence, Global Environmental Politics and Asian Studies.

Dr. Wishnick is the author of Mending Fences: The Evolution of Moscow’s China Policy from Brezhnev to Yeltsin (University of Washington Press, 2001 and 2015). Her latest book, China’s Risk: Oil, Water, Food and Regional Security (forthcoming, Columbia University Press) addresses the security and foreign policy consequences for the Asia-Pacific region of oil, water and food risks in China. She is also the coordinator for the Asian Studies program.

Science and Technology Policy, Cybersecurity, Chinese foreign policy, Russian Foreign Policy, Non-Traditional Security, Food Safety, Food Security, Water Security, Global health security, Intelligence, Energy and Environment, U.S. Foreign Policy

International Relations, Globalization and Security, Intelligence and National Security, Global Environmental Politics, Government and Politics of China and Japan, and International Relations in Asia.

International Relations, Globalization and Security, Intelligence, Global Environmental Politics and Asian Studies.