Notable People
Faculty:
- Leena Parmar, PhD in Sociology, University of Rajasthan. Indian sociologist noted for her long-standing connections to the Indian army and her knowledge of its complex operations in India’s sensitive border regions
- Rudolph J. (Rudy) Passler, Ph.D. International Affairs, University of Delaware
- Marvin Surkin, PhD in Political Science, New York University. Political scientist whose studies on race and ethnic studies informed his work as co-author of “Detroit: I Do Mind Dying: A Study in Urban Revolution”
- Muneo Jay Yoshikawa, PhD in Intercultural Communication, University of Hawaii. Creator of the Double-swing model of inter-cultural communication
Graduates:
- Sohan L. Gandhi, PhD in Sociology, Intercultural Open University Foundation. Editor of the ANUVIBHA Reporter and Honorary President of the ANUVRAT Global Organization (ANUBIS), a transnational Center for Peace and Nonviolent Action associated with the UN-DPI.
- Gulab Kothari, PhD, IOU Foundation, 2002. Editor and Managing Director of Rajasthan Patrika; Author of three volume series - " Manas - The Human Mind"
- Serguei Krivov, PhD, IOU Foundation, 1999. Assistant Research Professor, University of Vermont; developed the multiagent ecological simulator LEM, based on his logic based conceptual framework for the modeling of complex systems.
- Bremley W.B.Lyngdoh, PhD, IOU Foundation, 2008. Member of the Waldzell Institute, Founder and CEO of Worldview Impact; Co-Founder of the Global Youth Action Network
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