Project Incubation, Prototyping, Natural Resource Management, Open Innovation Strategies, Youth Leadership

Sherry P. Broder concentrates in complex civil litigation – trials, appeals, class actions, personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability, international law, ocean law, environmental law, human rights, and rights of Native Hawaiians and other indigenous people.

U.S.-Myanmar relations; regional economic trends, leveraging the private sector for poverty alleviation, the role of women and education in economic development strategy, and the process of transformational learning in the Asian context.

Family and Gender Issues; Fertility and Reproductive Health; Policy Implications of Low Fertility; Health Transition in East and Southeast Asia; Statistical Analysis of Demographic Process

Quantitative methods and measurement; intergenerational transfers; economic consequences of population aging; gender and economic activity; women's economic empowerment; time use 

American political structures; U.S. Electoral College; First Amendment rights; religion in the public sphere; women’s entrepreneurship and leadership development; and building knowledge capacity and networks among journalists

China’s industrial and innovation policies and their impact on the U.S. economy; Global production networks and R&D internationalization in high-tech industries and Asia’s emerging knowledge economies; Comparative study of intellectual property rights regimes and standardization policies in Asia (especially China) and the United States

Performing and visual arts of Asia and the Pacific Islands; Music in social and cultural context

Globalization and sustainable development in the Pacific islands; Policy analysis; Development planning

Landscapes and Watersheds; Climate Vulnerability and Adaptation; Community-based Resource Management, Participatory Mapping and Engaged Methodologies; Environment and Community Planning; Disaster Risk Reduction; Southeast Asia; Indonesia

Asian economic trends and their security implications; Asian regionalism; Prospects for the roles of the United States, ASEAN, China, Japan, and India in the region

Climate change adaptation and vulnerability in the Pacific islands; ocean and coastal governance; socioeconomic and institutional indicators of adaptive capacity; climate-induced human migration

International education and training, building Asia Pacific regional knowledge and networks among students, young leaders and journalists, women’s entrepreneurship and leadership development, Pakistan-US relations and media environment in Pakistan