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Background
Warren’s research interests include international relations theory, international organizations and global regulatory politics. His dissertation focuses on issues surrounding the growing institutional density in the international system. He is particularly interested in how interactions between international organizations impact processes of global rule-making. Warren’s current work comparatively assesses the interactions of international organizations across a number of functional areas including international finance, health, and intellectual property. He taught International Organizations (PSCI 357) at the University of Waterloo in 2011.
Select Publications
- Goff, Patricia and Warren Clarke, “Institutional Density in the International System,” American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Fall 2011
- Clarke, Warren. “International Organizations and the Forum-Shopping Process: What Role for Strategic Agency?” Paper Presented at the International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Winter 2011
- Clarke, Warren. “Transnational Advocacy Coalitions and Human Security Negotiations.” Hertie School of Governance Working Paper Series. 35 (July 2008). Available at http://www.hertie-school.org/binaries/addon/650_hsog_wp_no.35.pdf
Academic/Professional Awards
- Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship – Doctoral, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
- Balsillie Doctoral Fellowship, Centre for International Governance Innovation
- Departmental Award for Distinguished Academic Achievement in Political Science, University of Waterloo (2007)
