Douglas E. Streusand (USA)

Douglas E. Streusand has studied Islamic civilization for thirty years. He is professor of international relations at the US Marine Corps Command & Staff College and adjunct professor at the Institute of World Politics. He has previously taught at the University of Maryland College Park, University of Maryland University College, and The Johns Hopkins University School of Continuing Studies. His publications include The Formation of the Mughal Empire in addition to numerous articles and reviews. He earned his PhD from the University of Chicago.

Professional Experience: 

Professor, American Military University (1997 - Present)
Professor of International Relations, Marine Corps Command & Staff College, Quantico, VA (2005 - Present)
Senior Fellow, The Investigative Project of the Middle East (1997-98)
Adjunct Faculty, University of Maryland (1996)
Senior Fellow & Director of Greater Middle East Program and the Global Strategy Discussion Program, U.S. Global Strategy Council (1994-95)
Adjunct Lecturer, University of Maryland College Park (1993-94)
Consultant, National Strategy Information Center (1992)
Chairman, Persian Gulf Working Group (1991-94)
Consultant, Defense Systems Incorporated (1990)
Visiting Fellow, The Heritage Foundation (1988-90)

Education: 

Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1987
M.A., University of Chicago, 1981
B.A., Duke University, 1976

Source: http://www.iwp.edu/faculty/detail/douglas-streusand