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Jackson Frederick Lied, MA

Mr. J.F. Lied has extensive teaching experience in International Relations, the Humanities, Qualitative, and Quantitative Research Methods. His research is equally varied with projects on International Cooperation, International Security, Identity and Independence Referendums, etc. His dissertation is at the cross-section of International Organizations and Maritime Security, utilizing cutting-edge archival research to explore the evolution of the Maritime Security Complex from 1889 to the Present Day.

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About

Mr. Lied is a fifth-year PhD candidate in Political Science at Temple University. He is also a Fellow at the Temple University Public Policy Lab. He has taught four distinct courses, to a total of almost 200 students. His current research tests for the causes and effects of evolution in the architecture of the regime complexes for maritime security and global trade.

A respected scholar, he is making contributions to the field, particularly in areas such as International Governance, Maritime Security, and Qualitative Research Methods. His work not only advances theoretical foundations but also suggests practical applications for state governments, international institutions, and other maritime security professionals.

Experience
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Teaching

  • War and Peace - Spring '27, Summer '26, Fall '25

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  • International Organizations - Spring '27, Spring '26

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  • World Affairs - Spring '26

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  • The Common Good - Fall '24

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  • Research Preparation - Spring '24 (Grader)

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  • Evidence and Knowledge - Fall '23 to Spring '24 (Recitation Leader)

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  • International Politics - Fall '22 to Spring '23 (Grader)

Research

  • Lied, Jackson Frederick. International Cooperation on the Security of the Seas: The Evolution of the Maritime Security Complex. Dissertation. May 5, 2027.

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  • Pollack, Mark, and Jackson Frederick Lied. "Hollowing out the Core: The Evolution of the Regime Complex for International Trade." For Temple University Public Policy Lab. February 9, 2027.

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  • Pollack, Mark, and Jackson Frederick Lied. "Trump and International Cooperation." May 7, 2025. 

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  • Lied, Jackson Frederick. "Battening Down the Hatches: The Emergence of the Antipiracy Regime Complex." Field Paper. August 19, 2024. 

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  • Guisinger, Alexandra, and Jackson Frederick Lied. "The Gender Gap in Economic Policy Preferences: Does Structural-level Inequality Explain Cross-national Differences?" August 11, 2024.

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  • Lied, Jackson Frederick. "The Effect of Ethnicity on the Results of Independence Referendums." Seminar Paper. December 18, 2023.

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  • Lied, Jackson Frederick. "Where Guns Replace Glaciers: The Effects of Sea-Ice Melt on the Military Budgets of Arctic States." Intra-Institution Working Conference Paper. April 20, 2023.

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  • Lied, Jackson Frederick. "Arctic Economic Threats to EU Member States." Draft Paper for the Arctic Institute. March 31, 2023.

Conference Presentations

  • Northeastern Political Science Association - November 13, 2026

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  • International Studies Association (Virtual) - July 30, 2026

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  • James A. Barnes - March 14, 2026

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  • Northeastern Political Science Association - November 7, 2025

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  • Pennsylvania Political Science Association - April 11, 2025

Professional & Service

  • Co-President - Political Science Graduate Students Association, 2025-2026

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  • Graduate Student Representative - Department Chair Search Committee, 2025

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  • Secretary - Temple University Graduate Students Association, 2025

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  • Member-at-Large - Political Science Graduate Students Association, 2023-2025

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  • First-Year Representative - Political Science Graduate Students Association, 2022-2023

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  • Paralegal - Scott - Kroner, PLC, 2021-2022

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  • Advocacy Assistant - Caritas Internationalis, 2020

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Education

PhD in Political Science, 2027

Temple University

Masters in Political Science, 2024

Temple University

Bachelor's in Diplomacy and International Relations; and Religious Studies, 2020

Seton Hall University

Additional Teaching Certifications, 2023-2026

Temple University

Key Achievements

Award Nominations

Twice Nominated for the Lynn Miller Outstanding Paper Award

Research Grants

Temple University Department of Political Science Research Grant for Archival Research at the IMO Headquarters in London, UK

Honors Societies

Theta Alpha Kappa

Contact

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