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Tim Junio is a doctoral candidate of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania concentrating in International Relations and Comparative Politics. His dissertation work focuses on how states' threat perceptions change over long periods of time. Separately, Tim researches future warfare, force transformation, and the diffusion of military technology with a focus on how information technology is changing military behavior. He holds a research appointment for the 2009-2010 academic year with Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering to work on applying advanced computation to social system modeling.
Before enrolling at Penn, Tim received his MA in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University's Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), having concentrated in Strategic Studies and International Economics, and his BA from Johns Hopkins' undergraduate program in International Studies. During that time he researched information technology policy for the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute and the Department of Defense. Subsequently, he worked on military analysis and long-term strategy for the intelligence community, Office of the Secretary of Defense, and, most recently, the RAND Corporation.
Department of Political Science
University of Pennsylvania
246 Stiteler Hall
Philadelphia, PA 19104
junio at sas dot upenn dot edu