The ISF Major emphasizes the role of the faculty adviser, and past students have cited advising as one of the program's real strengths. The nature of the field major requires careful discussion of the proposed Area of Concentration and consultation to select courses that best combine students' individual interests and the major program's common goals and educational concerns. To begin to develop this advising relationship, students are assigned an adviser upon acceptance into the major. Faculty members outside UGIS may serve as advisers when appropriate.

Renate Holub, 317 Campbell, 642-0110, 0108
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
e-mail: rholub@berkeley.edu
website: http://learning.berkeley.edu/holub/
Research Interests: Critical Social Theory, Comparative European Studies, Political Philosophy, Intellectuals and Technology, Intellectuals and Globalization.
Publications: On Gramsci, Feminism, Theory of Intellectuals, Multicultural Europe, Euro Islam, European Intellectual History, Sociology of Knowledge.

Robert Ehrlich, 315 Campbell, 642-0660 / 0108
Ph.D., New York University
e-mail: behrlich@berkeley.edu
Research Interests: Social Psychology; Psychoanalytic Theory; American Literature.
Publications: On American Literature, Psychoanalytic Theory and related fields.

Earl Klee, 323 Campbell, 642-1344 / 0108
Ph.D., SUNY-Albany
e-mail: eklee@berkeley.edu
Research Interests: Politics & Political Economy; Political/Social Theory; Modern War.
Publications: On American Politics, Democracy, Citizenship.

Gary Wren, 319 Campbell, 642-2087
Ph.D., Claremont
e-mail: gwren@berkeley.edu
Research Interests: Technology & Society; Development Studies; Social/Political Theory.
Publications: On Technology and Society

You are required to meet with your adviser at least once a semester, and you will need advising prior to Tele-BEARS enrollment to update your record and receive your Adviser Code (AC) number. Add/Drop petitions will require your adviser's signature. Drop-in office hours are posted on the bulletin board outside 301 Campbell.

CO-DIRECTORS:
Renate Holub, 317 Campbell, 642-0110, 0108 - Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
e-mail: rholub@berkeley.edu
Research Interests: Critical Social Theory, Comparative European Studies, Political Philosophy, Intellectuals and Technology, Intellectuals and Globalization.
Publications: On Gramsci, Feminism, Theory of Intellectuals, Multicultural Europe, Euro Islam, European Intellectual History, Sociology of Knowledge.

and

Richard Walker, 599 McCone, 642-3901/2-3903 - Ph.D., John Hopkins University
e-mail: walker@berkeley.edu
Research Interests: Economic and Urban Geography, California, United States
Publications: The Conquest of Bread: 150 Years of Agribusiness in California; The Capitalist Imperative (coauthored)

Nezar Al-Sayad (Architecture and Director, Center for Middle Eastern Studies)
Guy Benveniste (Education, Engineering, Art), Emeritus
Manuel Castells (Urban and Regional Planning, Sociology and Global Studies), Emeritus
Larry Downes (School of Information Management and Systems)
Jerome Feldman (Computer Science, Cognitive Science and Society)
Gillian Hart (Economic Development, Director, Center for African Studies)
David Hollinger (History, U.S. Intellectual History)
Renate Holub (Director, ISF; European Studies, Intellectuals and Global Studies)
Richard Hutson (English, Psychoanalysis, Cultural Studies, American Studies)
Beatriz Manz (Geography)
Nancy Scheper-Hughes (Anthropology)
Harley Shaiken (Director, Center for Latin American Studies)
Richard Steinhardt (Biological Sciences, Molecular and Cell Biology)
Michael Watts (Geography and Director, Institute of International Studies, African Studies)
Richard Walker (Geography)
Pravin Varaiya (Electrical Engineering, Urban Economics and Computer Science)
Oliver Williamson (Economics and Haas Business School)

Charles Briggs, 201 Kroeber, 642-2092 / 3391, Anthropology
Research Interests: Folklore, linguistic and medical anthropology, social theory, modernity, citizenship and the state, race, and violence
Publications: Stories in the time of cholera: Racial profiling during a medical nightmare (UC Press) and Voices of modernity: Language ideologies and the politics of inequality (Cambridge Univ Press).

Urs Cipolat, 339 Campbell Hall, 642-1383, ISF
E-mail: cipolat@yahoo.com
website: http://learning.berkeley.edu/cipolat/
Research Interests: International Law and Security, Supranational Organizations and Globalization, Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies
Publications: War Crimes, Non-Proliferation, Export Control, Health Law

Larry Downes, 311 South Hall, 642-2231, SIMS
Research Interests: Technology and Strategy, Information Law and Policy, Institutional Economics, Management and Leadership
Publications: Strategic Planning, Information Strategy, Intellectual Property Law
E-mail: ldownes@sims.berkeley.edu

Brian Harvey, 781 Soda, 642-8311/1042, EECS/Computer Science
bh@cs.berkeley.edu
Research Interests: educational computing (K-12)
Publications: See http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/papers.html

Richard Hutson, 478 Wheeler, 642-2751, English
Research Interests: novel, popular culture, American film & lit., especially popular culture
Publications: on philosophy and history, the western landscape, and internal landscapes
Work on Native Americans, on American film genres (the Western) and on writings about open range cattle trade

Rita Maran, 315 Campbell, 642-0660, ISF, Peace and Conflict Studies
Research Interests: Human Rights, International Relations, Social Justice
Publications: Human Rights Education, International Legal Studies, Torture: The Role of Ideology in the French-Algerian War

Karin Sanders, 6407 Dwinelle, 642-7068/0108, Scandinavian
Research Interests: Interart Studies, Romanticism, 19th. Century Scandinavian Art & Lit.
Publications: Word and Image, Death & Representation, Scandinavian Women Writers, Body and Gaze

Paul Thomas, 728 Barrows, 642-4681/6323, Political Science
Research Interests: Marxism, Political Theory, Cultural Studies.
Publications: Karl Marx and the Anarchists; Alien Politics, Marxist State Theory Retrieved; Rational Choice Marxism (coedited); and Culture and the State (coauthored)

Richard Walker, 599 McCone, 642-3901/2-3903 - Ph.D., John Hopkins University
walker@berkeley.edu
Research Interests: Economic and Urban Geography, California, United States.
Publications: The Conquest of Bread: 150 Years of Agribusiness in California; The Capitalist Imperative (coauthored)