Welcome to my website. My name is Konstantinos Travlos, PhD and I am Assistant Professor of Political Science at Georgia State University - Perimeter College
As a scholar I focus on international relations and specifically international conflict. I am a believer in the use of multiple methodologies when we wish to evaluate the empirical strength of an argument (or as a lay-person would say, whether it is true), even if right now I am focusing on mastering large-n quantitative methods.
I gained my PhD in December 2013 from the Department of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign under the mentoring of Dr. John Vasquez and Dr. Paul F. Diehl.
Panthers!
This Fall I am teaching four on campus (Newton) sections of Introduction to American Goverment, and one online one.
You can contact me at ktravlos@gsu.edu
Fellow Scholars!
Under the leadership of Dr. Ioannis Nioutsikos, we completed a major funded research project for the EU. The project, titled ARCADE, focused on Arms Races in the Greece-Turkish context. I mainly contributed to two articles that focused on quantitative analysis. These are
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I am working on expanding the data for my long-term project on the impact of Managerial Coordination on international politics.
By selecting one of the pages of this site you can access an up to date version of my CV, information about my research interests and output, information about classes I have taught and are teaching, and abstracts of papers I have sent out for publication or presented at professional conferences. This website, like my career is still pretty much a work in progress and new things and information will be added in future dates (such as access to data used in publications, syllabi from courses etc).
