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Katja Weber
Professor
Member Of:
- School of International Affairs
Email Address:
katja.weber@inta.gatech.eduFax Number:
404-894-1900Office Location:
Habersham 148Related Links:
Overview
Katja Weber (PhD, University of California, Los Angeles) is Professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech. Her research interests center around institution-building in Europe and Asia Pacific, sovereignty-related and human rights norms, non-traditional security challenges, and German foreign policy. She is the author of Hierarchy Amidst Anarchy: Transaction Costs and Institutional Choice (SUNY Press, 2000), co-author (with Paul Kowert) of Cultures of Order: Leadership, Language, and Social Reconstruction in Germany and Japan, (SUNY Press, 2007), and co-editor (with Michael Baun and Michael Smith) of Governing Europe's Neighborhood: Partners or Periphery? (Manchester University Press, 2007). She has also published a number of articles in the Journal of European Integration, Journal of European Public Policy, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Politics, Issues and Studies, to name but a few, and has received research support from the SSRC Berlin Program for Advanced German and European Studies, the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation/Ford Foundation, the American Political Science Foundation, and the European Commission, among others. During the fall of 2008 she was a Visiting Research Scholar at the Graduate School of Law & Politics at the University of Tokyo, and in fall 2010 she was a Visiting Fellow at the EU Center at the National University of Singapore/Nanyang Technological University.
She also directs the Southeast Asia Summer Study Abroad Program.
Interests
Research Fields:
- Regional Security Challenges
Geographic
Focuses:
Focuses:
- Asia (East)
- Europe
- United States
Issues:
- International Development
- Regional Development
- Cross-Cultural Understanding
- Institution-Building
- Non-Traditional Security Challenges
Courses
- INTA-2001: Careers In Intl Affairs
- INTA-2100: Great Power Relations
- INTA-2221: Politics of the EU
- INTA-3031: Human Rights
- INTA-3101: Int'l Institutions
- INTA-3120: European Security Issues
- INTA-3131: Pacific Security Issues
- INTA-4050: Int'l Affair&Tech Policy
- INTA-4121: Sem Europe-Euro Security
- INTA-4400: Int'l Strategy & Policy
- INTA-4500: INTA Pro-Seminar
- INTA-6102: Intl Relations Theory
- INTA-6105: Intl Institutional Dsgn
- INTA-6121: Sem in Europe: Euro Sec
- INTA-6131: Pacific Security Issues
- INTA-6753: Comp Science&Tech Policy
- INTA-8010: IAST Ph.D. Proseminar
- INTA-8833: Special Topics
Recent Publications
Chapters
- “EU-ASEAN Relations: What Lies Ahead”?
In: Bibek Chand and Lukas Danner, eds.,The Rising Importance of Euro-Asian Relations: New Challenges and Opportunities [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2020
All Publications
Books
- Cultures of Order: Leadership, Language, and Social Reconstruction in Germany
and Japan,
Date: 2007
- Governing Europe's Neighborhood: Partners or Periphery?
Date: 2007
- Hierarchy Amidst Anarchy: Transaction Costs and Institutional Choice
Date: 2000
Journal Articles
- “Myanmar: “Promoting Reconciliation Between the Rohingya Muslims and Buddhists of Rakhine State”
In: Social Justice [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2018
- Recalibrating Sovereignty-Related Norms: Europe, Asia and Non-Traditional Security Challenges
In: Journal of European Integration [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2013
- East Asian Security Revisited in Light of the European Experience
In: ISSUES & STUDIES [Peer Reviewed]
Date: March 2010
- German Unification 1815-1871 and its Relevance for Integration Theory
In: Journal of European Integration [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2002
- Explaining Variation in Institutional Integration in the European Union: Why Firms May Prefer European Solutions
In: Journal of European Public Policy [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2001
- "Das Neue Europa/The New Europe: A Cross-Disciplinary, Multi-Media Based Course
In: Journal of Language for International Business, [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2000
- International Cooperation Revisited: Transaction Costs, the Swiss Confederation of 1815, and Beyond,
In: Southeastern Political Review [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2000
- Hierarchy Amidst Anarchy: A Transaction Costs Approach To International Security Cooperation,
In: International Studies Quarterly [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 1997
Chapters
- “EU-ASEAN Relations: What Lies Ahead”?
In: Bibek Chand and Lukas Danner, eds.,The Rising Importance of Euro-Asian Relations: New Challenges and Opportunities [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2020
- The EU, China and Southeast Asia: Dichotomous Views on Dealing with Human Security
Date: 2015
- Short- and Long-Term Implications of TTIP for Southeast Asia
Date: 2014
"This volume studies the plan of the TTIP in depth and points out the impact on other regions of the world. It also discusses similar alliances made by the two partners."--page 4 of cover - The ASEAN Regional Forum and the EU’s Role in Promoting Security in Asia Pacific,
Date: 2013
- Lessons From the ASEAN Regional Forum: Transcending the Image of Paper Tiger?
Date: 2011
- Greater China and Its Neighbors in Comparative Perspective: Lessons from Europe?
Date: 2010
- European Security Integration: Lessons for East Asia
Date: 2008
- Conclusion: ENP and External Governance in Theory and Practice
Date: 2007
- Governance Theories, Regional Integration, and EU Foreign Policy"
Date: 2007
- Language, Agency, and Foreign Policy: The Divergent Weltanschauungen of Adenauer and Schumacher,
Date: 2003
Conferences
- European Integration Revisited
Date: 1995
Working Papers
- Investing in Europe's Future: Institutionalizing the Ailing Bear
Date: 1999
- The Atlantic Alliance: Business As Usual?"
Date: 1998
- Varying Degrees of Institutionalization in the European Union: Going Beyond
the Neofunctionalist/Intergovernmentalist Debate,
Date: 1998
- Institutional Choice in International Politics: A Glimpse at European Union Members' Industrial Policies
Date: 1997
Other Publications
- ASEAN: A Prime Example of Regionalism in Southeast Asia
In: European Union Miami Analysis (EUMA)
Date: 2009
- Is the Grass Always Greener in Europe? The Triumph of Reason Over Emotion,
In: EUSA Review
Date: 2009
- Time for East Asians to Move On
In: Korea Times
Date: November 2008
- Book Review of Alexander Cooley, Logics of Hierarchy: The Organization of Empires, States, and Military Occupations
In: Political Science Quarterly
Date: 2006
- Book Review of Jolyon Howorth and John Keeler (eds.), Defending Europe: The EU, NATO, and the Quest for European Autonomy
In: EUSA Review
Date: 2003
- European Security: An Exercise in Bargaining?"
In: EUSA Review
Date: 2001
- Teaching the EU Across Disciplines
In: ECSA Review
Date: 1999
- Book Review of George M. Downs (ed.), Collective Security Beyond the Cold War
In: Journal of Politics
Date: 1995