Répertoire du personnel administratif et enseignant

• POL-2304/POL-7053 Théories des relations internationales
• POL-2313/POL-2330 Relations internationales des États-Unis/International relations of the United States
• POL-3000 Séminaire de troisième année : Évolution et analyse des institutions de l’interne à l’international
• POL-7007 Coopération Internationale
• POL-7034 Institutions internationales
• POL-7042 Questions stratégiques contemporaines

“Deliberative institutional design & U.S. defense and security agreements: Comparing Canadian agreements to those with partners and competitors,” Journal of Transatlantic Studies. 20 (2, June 2022). https://doi.org/10.1057/s42738-022-00098-1

Kimball, Anessa. L. 2021. « L’OTAN peut-elle encore avoir un rôle multilatéral? » pp. 343-356 dans L’après COVID-19 : Quel multilatéralisme face aux enjeux globaux? Regards croisés : Union européenne – Amérique du nord – Chine, sous la direction d’O. Delas, O. Bichsel & B. Jouzier, Éditions Bruylant-Larcier, (Collection : Mondialisation et droit international). ISBN: 9782802769781.

Kimball, Anessa L. 2020. “Managing risks, side payments, and multi-institutional enlargement: The role US defence and Big Four investment agreements and candidate risks on NATO, EU enlargement,” European Politics and Society, 20pgs. https://doi.org/10.1080/23745118.2020.1820152

Kimball, Anessa L. 2019. “Knocking on NATO: Strategic and institutional challenges risk the future of Europe’s seven-decade long cold peace,” University of Calgary, School of Public Policy Research Papers, SSP-27. https://doi.org/10.11575/sppp.v12i0.68129

Kimball, Anessa L. 2018. “Future uncertainty, strategic defense, and North American defense cooperation: Rational institutionalist arguments pragmatically suggest NORAD’s adaptation over replacement,” in Eds. C. Leuprecht, J. Sokolsky & T. Hughes, North American strategic defense in the 21^st Century, Springer-Verlag Intl Publishing.

Kimball, Anessa L. 2017. "Understanding the Legalization of Canadian-US Defence and Security Arrangements, 1955-2005," International Journal, 72(3): 1-21.* https://doi.org/10.1177/0020702017723931

Kimball, Anessa. 2015. "What Canada could learn from US defence procurement: Issues, best practices, and recommendations ", University of Calgary, School of Public Policy Research Papers, Vol. 8, Issue 17, April 2015. https://doi.org/10.11575/sppp.v8i0.42517

Kimball, Anessa L. 2010. "Political Survival, Policy Distribution and Alliance Formation," Journal of Peace Research, 47(4): 407-419.https://doi.org/10.1177/0022343310368346

Kimball, Anessa L. 2007. "A New Dataset on Infant Mortality, 1816-2002," Journal of Peace Research, (avec M. R. Abouharb) 44(6): 745-756.* https://doi.org/10.1177/0022343307082071

*Banque de données disponible à Harvard dataverse

Audios https://www.cdsn-rcds.com/security

6. Kimball, Anessa L. August 2020. Modèle rationnel de la guerre.

5. Kimball, Anessa L. August 2020. Théorie de la délégation: principe-agent.

4. Kimball, Anessa L. August 2020. Suivi des engagements internationaux.

3. Kimball, Anessa L. August 2020. Stratégie de conflit: menaces et promesses.

2. Kimball, Anessa L. & Christian Picard. August 2020. Cybersécurité, menaces et risques.

1. Kimball, Anessa L. & Christian Picard. August 2020. Avenir de l’OTAN.

Vidéos

2. 2020 Oct. “Faut-il réviser la politique de défense du Canada » av. JC Boucher, Réseau d’analyse stratégique. Available at : https://ras-nsa.ca/fr/faut-il-reviser-la-politique-de-defense-du-canada/

1. 2020, 30 Sept. “The impact of US elections on NATO” with J. Townsend & D. Bricker, NATO Canada Assn. Available at https://youtu.be/egefhONhCXI

“Facing disruption: Canada, international stability and defense cooperation,” 1 Oct 2019, Commerce and Security Symposium, by ESEI, CGAI & UCalgary School of Public Policy. Albany Club, Toronto, ON.

“Deliberative defense design and US bilateral defense and security agreements: Comparing non-treaty agreements with Canada versus European allies from 1950,” June 2019, Canadian Political Science Association annual meeting, Vancouver, BC.

“NORAD’s endurance, A Canadian perspective: The evolution of pragmatic legalization,” December 2017 - 'Reflections on Canada-US Defense Relations: The Next Decade' organized by NORAD and USNORTHCOM, Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs, CO, USA.

Ph. D. en science politique, State University of New York (SUNY) – Binghamton, USA, 2006 (spécialisation en relations internationales et en politiques comparées)
M.A. en science politique SUNY-Binghamton
B.A. avec honneurs en relations internationales, Kent State University, Ohio, USA, 2000

Bourses et distinctions

Hinman Fellow, SUNY-Binghamton, 2001-2006 & Dean’s Dissertation Fellowship

Autres formations

Summer Workshop on Teaching about Terrorism, University of Oklahoma, 2007.

Merriam Junior Master Class in Formal Theory, University of Illinois-Urbana Champagne, 2004

ICPSR, University of Michigan, 2003. (Cours complétés: Matrix Algebra, Simultaneous Equation Models).

Banques de données publiques (en propriété unique ou copropriété) à Harvard dataverse

Kimball, A.L. 2017. Informal defense and security arrangements (DSA): US and Canada, 1950-2005.

Abouharb, M.R. & Kimball, A.L. 2007. Infant mortality rates, 1816-2005.