John Andrew

John Andrew, Ph.D., is a Continuing Adjunct Assistant Professor at Queen's University. His academic focus and expertise are primarily in the fields of political studies, particularly international relations and governance issues related to natural resources.

Educational Background

• Ph.D. from Dalhousie University.
• M.A. from the University of Calgary.
• B.A. (HONS 1st class) from the University of Calgary.

Professional Experience

Dr. Andrew has a notable career in academia, contributing significantly to research and teaching. He is involved in various research projects, focusing on topics such as:

• International relations and African security.
• Global governance and regionalism.
• Conflict and cooperation in natural resource sectors.

He has published numerous articles in reputable journals and has edited several academic books on related subjects, including governance issues in Africa and the dynamics of conflict-prone minerals.

Research Interests

Dr. Andrew's research interests include:

• African Security: Examining the security dynamics within African nations.
• Global Governance: Understanding how global institutions manage international relations.
• Natural Resources: Investigating the governance challenges associated with natural resources in conflict zones.

Additional Roles

He is also a Senior Fellow with the Queen’s Centre for International and Defence Policy and has served as a visiting scholar at institutions such as Northwestern University and the University of the Witwatersrand. His extensive field research spans countries like Sierra Leone, Ghana, Uganda, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa.

Dr. Andrew's contributions to political studies extend beyond teaching; he actively participates in various academic committees and organizations, enhancing the discourse around governance and security issues on a global scale.