WILLIAM G. NOMIKOS
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Current Students

This semester (Fall 2022), I am teaching a graduate seminar on International Intervention in Fragile Settings.

In the past, I have taught undergraduate courses on Climate Change and Conflict, Peacekeeping, Ethnic Conflict, and Quantitative Methods.

Recommendation Letters
If you are interested in having me write a letter for you, please click here and read the instructions before emailing me.

Office Hours
I hold office hours weekly during the school year.

Prospective Ph.D. Students
If you are a prospective Ph.D. student interested in studying International Relations, civil war, development, African politics, or identity at WashU, please do not hesitate to reach out to me! I'm always happy to chat. 

Undergraduate or Graduate Student RAs
I'm always interested in hiring more WashU RAs. If you would like to join my research team at the Data-driven Analysis of Peace Project (DAPP), email me directly.
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Photo: A restaurant in Bamako, Mali lauds French military operations in Mali. Photo by William G. Nomikos
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