Educational Background- Ph.D., International Studies, University of South Carolina, 2020
- Master of Arts, International Studies, University of South Carolina, 2015
- Master of Arts, Liberal Arts/Diplomacy, Winthrop University, 2006
Professional Background- Member of the American Political Science Association (APSA)
- Member of the International Political Science Association (IPSA)
- Member of the Academy of Political Science
Area of Expertise/Research- Dr. Judit Trunkos joined the faculty as an Assistant Professor of Political Science in the Fall of 2022. Dr. Trunkos earned a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of South Carolina. She has taught various Political Science courses including International Relations, European Studies, Cyber Diplomacy, Soft Power and American Government. Dr. Trunkos' research focuses on countries' soft power use. She is specifically interested in how countries use tools of sports diplomacy and cultural diplomacy with each other.
PublicationsPeer Reviewed
Articles
Trunkos, Judit and Cox Robert H. (2023) “Examining the Geopolitical Theory by
Comparing New Zealand’s and Finland’s Soft Power Use.” Journal of Political Power.
Forthcoming.
Trunkos, Judit (2022) “Testing the impact of
geopolitics on European democratic countries’ soft power use”. Journal of
Political Power, 1-24.
Trunkos, Judit (2021) “Comparing Russian, Chinese and American Soft Power Use: A
New Approach” Global
Society. Vol.
35. 395-418.
Book Chapters
Trunkos, Judit and Philip G. Cerny. (2019) “Afterword”. in
Alexandre Bohas (Ed.)
Les Puissants à l'assaut de la culture (the attack of culture).
L’Harmattan. Paris.
Trunkos, Judit and Bob Heere. (2017) “A Primer on Using
Sport for
Diplomatic
Purposes” in Craig Estherick, Bob Baker, Steve Jackson, Michael Sam (Eds.).
Case Studies in Sport Diplomacy. West
Virginia University Press.
Trunkos, Judit (2023) “Testing the impact of
geopolitics on European democratic countries’ soft power use” in Alternative
Paths of Influence. Soft Power and International Politics. Edited by Giulio
Gallarotti. Taylor and Francis. Forthcoming
