The New School Graduate Program in International Affairs

Scott B. Martin (Ph.D., Columbia University) teaches in the International Affairs program. Martin has also been a Lecturer of Political Science and Latin American Studies at Princeton University and a full-time Visiting Lecturer at Yale University and Sarah Lawrence College. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University (2001), where he also served for two years as Assistant Director of the Institute of Latin American Studies, and taught for several years in the International Affairs, Human Rights, and Political Science programs. In addition to numerous articles, he co-edited and contributed to The New Politics of Inequality in Latin America (Oxford, 1997), Competividade e Desenvolvimento: Atores e InstituiÁžes Locais (S“o Paulo, SENAC, 2001), and Business and Industry (Marshall Cavendish, 2003). His areas of research and teaching specialization are comparative and transnational labor politics, transnational corporations, politics/policy of socio-economic development, and Latin American political economy. He regularly consults on international development, labor, and business issues for organizations such as the Economist Intelligence Unit, the Initiative for Policy Dialogue, and Congressional Quarterly.

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