Daniel Curzon
Affiliation:
The Ohio State University
Advisor:
Dr. Peter Mansoor
Academic Interests:
Strategy
East Asia/Pacific Rim especially China, Japan and the United States
East Asia/Pacific Rim especially China, Japan and the United States
Dissertation:
Shifting Strategic Realities around the Pacific Rim: the fall of China and the rise of Japan and the United States between 1880-1920
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Bio Note:
Daniel Curzon is a PhD track graduate student at the Ohio State University. He graduated Summa Cum Laude as an Honors Graduate (honor’s college and thesis) and University Scholar from Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, in 2010, with majors in History and Asian Studies and a minor in International Relations. During his time as an undergraduate, he interned in Washington, DC at the International Center for Terrorism Studies at the Potomac Institute for Policy studies under Dr. Yonah Alexander, and spent a semester abroad in Tokyo, Japan, at Sophia University. His university scholar project was a broad endeavor seeking long range trends in conflicts between “eastern” and “western” powers in the Asia-Pacific region beginning with Portuguese and Dutch trading conflicts with China in the 16th century and progressing forward to rise of China. He presented a limited portion of his findings at the Great Philadelphia Asian Studies Consortium for undergraduate research in 2010.
Added March 2012
