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Joe Hannah
Ph.D.
Department of Geography
University of Washington, Seattle

jhannah@u.washington.edu

Curriculum Vitae


My wife Hien, son Ian (6 years), me,
and son Bao-An (16 months),
outside
Hanoi, Vietnam, December 2003.

 

 

 


 

Teaching

 

See my Teaching Portfolio for courses taught, student and peer evaluations, teaching philosophy, sample syllabi, and more.

 

Some of the courses I have taught in International Development, Political Geography, International Relations, and  Maps and GIS:

 

           Geography of Global Inequality – GEOG 230

 

           Geography of Food and Eating GEOG 271

 

           Geographies of the Developing World GEOG 335 / POLS 335

 

           Geography of Int’l Development and Environmental Change GEOG 270

 

           State-society Relations in the Third World SIS 456 / POLS 450

 

           Maps and International Development: A Critical Perspective GEOG 395

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

Ph.D. Dissertation (March 2007)

Local Non-Government Organizations in Vietnam:

Development, Civil Society and State-society Relations”

Abstract

Table of Contents (and access to full document)

 

Bibliography of Civil Society in Vietnam

 

 


 

Publications

 

Hannah, Joe (2005). “Civil Society Actors and Action in Vietnam: Preliminary Empirical Results and Sketches from an Evolving Debate,” Towards Good Society? Civil Society Actors, the State and the Business Class in Southeast Asia: Facilitators or Impediments to a Strong, Democratic, and Fair Society? (Sponsored workshop presentation.) Henrich Boell Foundation, Humboldt Universitaet, and Freie Universitaet, Berlin, Germany. November, 2004.

 

Hannah, Joseph (Forthcoming 2009). “The Mutual Colonization of State and Civil Society Organizations in Vietnam.” Local Organizations and Urban Governance in East and Southeast Asia: Straddling State and Society. Benjamin L. Read, ed., with Robert Pekkanen. (New York: Routledge).

 

 


 

GIS Stuff

 

Family Stuff

 

Maps of Ethnic Vietnamese in the US

 

Earthquake! Feb 28, 2001

 

NGOs in Vietnam mapping exercise

 

Family photo