KENNETH J. CAMPBELL, Ph.D.2601 Pennsylvania Avenue

Apt. 826Philadelphia, PA 19130

215-266-9855 (cell)

PRESENT POSITION

Retired Associate ProfessorDepartment of Political Science & International RelationsUniversity of Delaware

EDUCATION

TEMPLE UNIVERSITYPh.D. in Political Science, 1989

Dissertation Topic: "The Crucial Constraint: Containment and theAmerican Military's Post-Vietnam Reluctance to Use Force"

TEMPLE UNIVERSITYM.A. in Political Science, 1985

TEMPLE UNIVERSITYB.A. in History, 1976

SPECIALIZATIONS

International RelationsAmerican Foreign PolicyThe Use of Military ForcePrevention of GenocideThe Lessons of Vietnam

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EMPLOYMENT

2002-2013Associate ProfessorDepartment of Political Science & International RelationsUniversity of Delaware

1990-2002Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Political Science & International RelationsUniversity of Delaware

1989-1990Post-Doctoral Teaching FellowDepartment of Political ScienceTemple University

Fall 1989Adjunct Professor (Emergency leave replacement)Department of Political ScienceWashington College

1988-1989InstructorDepartment of PoliticsUrsinus College

1985-1987Adjunct ProfessorDepartment of Political ScienceVillanova University

HONORS AND AWARDS

Excellence in Teaching Award, University of Delaware, 1999

Outstanding Teaching in Political Science, American Political ScienceAssociation and Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science HonorSociety, 1999

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Outstanding Professor Award of Distinction, Mortar Board NationalSenior Honor Society, University of Delaware, 1998

Teaching FellowshipDepartment of Political ScienceTemple University

Distinguished Teaching Award - Graduate Teaching Assistant,Temple University, 1988

BOOKS

A Tale of Two Quagmires: Iraq, Vietnam, and the Hard Lessons of War(Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers, 2007).

"(It) makes for an intriguing combination of war memoir,dispassionate political analysis, and angry polemic."

Lawrence Freedman, Foreign Affairs

Genocide and the Global Village (New York: Palgrave, 2001).

"Mr. Campbell argues that stepping in to prevent genocide is morethan a moral obligation ... (it is) a national interest."

The Economist

BOOK CHAPTERS

"Lack of Political Will," in Impediments to the Prevention andIntervention of Genocide, edited by Samuel Totten (New Brunswick, NJ:Transaction, 2013), 31-45.

"Genocide," in The International Studies Encyclopedia, edited by RobertA. Denemark (Oxford: ISAIBlackwell, 2010), 2791-2808.

"Genocide," in Encyclopedia of Government and Politics, 2nd ed, editedby Mary Hawkesworth and Maurice Kogan (London: Routledge, 2004),1374-1184.

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"Vietnam Veterans and War Crimes Hearings," with Elliott L. Meyrowitz,in Give Peace a Chance: Exploring the Vietnam Antiwar Movement,edited by Melvin Small and William Hoover (Syracuse. NY: SyracuseUniversity Press, 1992), 129-140.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

"Assessment Advice for Beginners," PS: Political Science & Politics 40(January 2007): 99.

"The Role of Individual States in Addressing Cases of Genocide," HumanRights Review 5 (July-September 2004): 32-45.

"Moral Force: Learning from Vietnam and the Holocaust," GeorgetownJournal of International Affairs 2 (Spring 2001): 53-58.

"Clausewitz and Genocide: Bosnia, Rwanda and Strategic Failure," CivilWars 1 (Summer 1998): 26-37.

"Once Burned, Twice Cautious: Explaining the Weinberger-PowellDoctrine," Armed Forces & Society 24 (Spring.1998): 357-374.

"The Role of Force in Humanitarian Intervention," Airman-Scholar(Spring 1997): 20-27.

BOOK REVIEWS

Preventing Genocide, by David Hamburg, in Journal of GenocideResearch 11:2-3 (June-September 2009): 396-399.

Darfur's Sorrow: A History of Destruction and Genocide, by M.W. Daly,in Journal of Genocide Research 10:4 (December 2008)

One Hundred Years of Silence: America and the Rwanda Genocide, byJared Cohen, in Journal of Genocide Research 10:3 (September 2008)

The Human Security Report: War and Peace in the Zl" Century(Vancouver, BC: Human Security Centre, 2005), in Journal of Genocide

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Research 8:2 (June 2006): 28-30

This Time We Knew: Western Responses to Genocide in Bosnia. ThomasCushman and Stjepan G. Mestrovic, eds. (New York University Press,1996), in Ethics & International Affairs 11 (1997),271-272

Coming to Terms: Indochina, the United States, and the War, DouglasAllen and Ngo Vinh Long, eds. (Westview Press, 1991) in Journal ofAsian and African Studies. 3-4 (1993)

INVITED LECTURES AND SELECT CONFERENCES

Address: "The Newly Released Senate Foreign Relations CommitteeDocuments on the Vietnam War, 1968: A Critical Analysis", The 13th

Annual Historv Club Forum, Cabrini College, Radnor. PA, November 6,2010.

Address: "Genocide Prevention and the Problem of Political Will."Conference on the Global Impact of the Holocaust: Seventy Years Later,"Holy Family University (Philadelphia), November 14,2009.

Address: "Stopping Genocide: The Problem of Political Will," The 2009 J.Bonner Ritchie Dialogue on Peace and Justice, "Genocide: History, Evils,and Prevention." Peace and Justice Studies. Utah Valley University,March 24, 2009.

Address: "Comparative Quagmires: Iraq and Vietnam." Department ofHistory, UMass-Dartmouth, April 2, 2008.

Address: "The Weinberger-Powell Doctrine and the Suppression ofGenocide," to the Human Rights Initiative, Kennedy School ofGovernment, Harvard University, March 24, 1999

Conference: "The Politics and Ethics of Humanitarian Intervention," co-sponsored by the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs andthe United States Air Force Academy. Colorado Springs, Colorado, June1996

Conference: "Vietnam: The Early Decisions. 1961-1964." LBJPresidential Library, Austin, Texas, October 1993

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CONFERENCE PAPERS

"The Lost Wisdom of the Interwar Idealists," paper presented at theAmerican Political Science Association annual meeting, Boston, August28.2008

"Comparative American Quagmires: What Vietnam Can Teach Us aboutIraq," paper presented at the International Studies Association annualmeeting. Chicago. March 2. 2007

"The Power of Morality in International Relations," paper presented at theMillennium Annual Conference, London School of Economics, October30-31. 2004

"Traditional Security Threats, Global Governance, and HegemonicLeadership," paper presented at the International Studies Associationannual meeting. Montreal. March 18.2004

"Genocide and the Proper Use of Force," paper presented at the 18th WorldCongress of the International Political Science Association, QuebecCity, Canada, August 1-5, 2000

"Genocide. Neo-Liberalism, and Global Governance." paper presented atthe Annual Meeting ofthe Academic Council on the United NationsSystem, Oslo, Norway, June 16-18,2000

"Clausewitz and Genocide: Bosnia, Rwanda, and Strategic Failure," paperpresented at the Annual Meeting of the International StudiesAssociation. Minneapolis. MN. March 17-21. 1998

"Genocide and the New World Order," paper presented at the AnnualMeeting of the International Studies Association, Toronto, Canada,March ]9~ ]997

"The Role of Force in Humanitarian Intervention," paper presented at theInternational Security Studies Section of the International StudiesAssociation. Atlanta, GA, November 1-2. 1996

"The International Use of Force to Suppress Genocide: Necessary and

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Realistic," paper presented at the International Symposium onContemporary Forms of Genocide, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,Aoril15-16. 1996

"American Power and the Bosnian Bog: Pentagon Prudence, PresidentialParalysis, and Global Disorder," paper presented at the Annual Meeting ofthe International Studies Association-Northeast. Newark. NJ.November 10, 1995

"The U.S. Military's Vietnam Syndrome and the Gulf War." paperpresented at the Annual Meeting of the Northeast Political ScienceAssociation, Philadelphia, PA, November 1991

"The Roots of the Military's Vietnam Syndrome," paper presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Society for Historians of American ForeignRelations. George Washington University. June1991

"War Crimes Hearings and Vietnam Veterans," paper presented (withElliott L. Meyrowitz) at the DeBenedetti Memorial Conference on theHistorv of the Vietnam Anti-War Movement. Toledo. OH.1991

"The Use of U.S. Military Force in the War on Drugs," paper presented atthe Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Political Science Association,Williamsport Pa .. 1990

"On the Necessity of a New Grand Strategy for American Foreign Policyin a Post-Containment Era," paper presented at the Annual Meeting of theNortheast Political Science Association. Philadelphia. 1989

"The Weinberger Doctrine and the Use of Force," paper presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Military Studies Section, International StudiesAssociation. Atlanta. GA. 1987.

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Panel on Developing a UN Rapid Reaction Force, "Ever Again?Evaluating the United Nations Genocide Convention on Its so"Anniversary." Institute for the Study of Genocide. New York City.December 2-3, 1998

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u.s. Foreign Policy Panel, Annual Meeting of the International StudiesAssociation-Northeast, Providence, R.I., November 10, 1994

Roundtable discussant: "Restructuring International Relations Courses:Materials and Methods," Annual Meeting, International StudiesAssociation-Northeast. Newark. NJ. November 1993

WORK IN PROGRESS

Book: Learning by Catastrophe: An Uncommon Approach toInternational Relations (tentative tide)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Consultant, Project on the Vietnam War, Florentine Films (Ken Bums &Lynn Novick), New York, NY, January 201 I-present.

Consultant, Global Security Project, Interaction Foundation, Parkersburg,West Virginia, January 20l0-January 2011.

Affiliated Faculty, University Honors Program, 1990-present

Chair. Denartment Honors & Awards Committee. 2008-oresent

Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department, 2007-2008

Associate Chair. Department, 2006-2007

Director of the International Relations Program, 2001-2007

Canstone Coordinator. Deoartment. 2007-2008

Chair, Department Committee on Assessment of Teaching, 2006-2008

University Assessment of Learninz Fellow. 2006-2008

External Reviewer, Political Science Department, BloomsburgUniversity,2006-2007

Director of the Graduate Teaching Assistant Training Program,

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Department of Political Science & International Relations, 1997-2006

Editorial Board Member. Civil Wars. 1999-2000

Editorial Board Member, International Studies Perspectives, 2003-2004

Member, Faculty Senate Committee on Student and Faculty Honors.2001-2003

Member, Task Force on Graduate TA Training, Center for TeachingEffectiveness, 1998-1999

Member, Administration/Faculty Advisorv Committee for SpecialSessions and Continuing Education, 1997-1998

Member, Honors Program Advisory Council, 1990-1995

Member, Governing Council, International Studies Association-NorthEast, 1993-1995

MILITARY SERVICE

United States Marine Corps (1967-1970) corporal; artillery scout,Vietnam, 1968-1969. Honorably discharged.

MILITARY AWARDS

Purple Heart MedalNavy Achievement Medal, with Combat "V"PTP";r!pnt;,,, ITTn;t r;t",t;rm

Navy Unit CommendationVietnamese Cross of Gallantry, with Palm Leaf (Unit)Vlptnl'tm ~prvl(,P Mprll'tl

Vietnam Campaign MedalCombat Action RibbonGoon Conduct MedalNational Defense Ribbon

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