Watson Institute for International Studies
Brown University
Keith Brown is an associate professor (research) at the Watson Institute. He is a sociocultural anthropologist. He is the co-founder of the Watson Institute's Cultural Awareness and the Military Project, tracing the development of US military interest in culture since the 1990s. He also specializes in the study of twentieth-century Macedonia. Brown is editor of Transacting Transition: The Micropolitics of Democracy Assistance in the Former Yugoslavia (Kumarian Press, 2006), which draws lessons for democracy-building today. He is also author of The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton University Press, 2003. He has authored numerous articles on the culture, history, and politics of Macedonia for academic and policy audiences.
Keith Brown is an associate professor (research) at the Watson Institute. He is a sociocultural anthropologist. He is the co-founder of the Watson Institute's Cultural Awareness and the Military Project, tracing the development of US military interest in culture since the 1990s. He also specializes in the study of twentieth-century Macedonia. Brown is editor of Transacting Transition: The Micropolitics of Democracy Assistance in the Former Yugoslavia (Kumarian Press, 2006), which draws lessons for democracy-building today. He is also author of The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton University Press, 2003. He has authored numerous articles on the culture, history, and politics of Macedonia for academic and policy audiences.