Matthew M. Felice
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- School: Florida International University
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- Department: International Relations
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Miami, FL - 33199 - Dates at Florida International University: May 2016 - December 2019
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Biography
Matthew M Felice is a/an Lecturer in the Florida International University department at Florida International University
Florida International University - International Relations
Strategic Analyst
Matthew
Felice
More than 12 years of experience managing research and advising executive leadership in international relations, national defense, and economic development.
Experience
Education
University of Kentucky
B.A.
Telecommunications
University of Kentucky
M.A.
Diplomacy and International Commerce
University of Kentucky
Graduate Assistant
Florida International University
Doctor of Philosophy (ABD)
International Relations and National Security Studies
Expected completion 2019.Florida International University
Graduate Certificate in National Security Studies
Florida International University
Graduate Certificate in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Graduate coursework in International Political Economy, Latin American Politics, and Economic History of Latin America.Florida International University
Adjunct Professor of International Relations
Prepare students for advanced studies and professional work in international relations.Florida International University
Adjunct Professor of Strategic Studies
Prepare students for academic, government, and consulting careers through research and analysis of great strategic thinkers and the history of strategy.Instituto de Idiomas
Completed five-month Basic Spanish course in Cochabamba, Bolivia.University of Miami
International Relations
Transferred to Florida International University in August 2012.
Publications
The Loaded Gun: Energy Surplus and the Balance of Power
International Studies Association
Measuring military potential and conflict probability using compared global metrics such as share of total primary energy production and energy surplus.
