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Professional Experience

2010 Observer at the Munich Security Conference
2009/10 Participant in the Bergedorf Circle of the Koerber Foundation, headed by fr. Federal President Richard von Weizsäcker
2009 - Resident mentor for the stipendees of the Adenauer foundation at Regensburg university
2008/10 Vice President of Regensburg University
2007/08 Dean of the Faculty for Social Sciences, Geography and History
2000/2 and 2004/6 Director of PoliSci Department and Member of  Faculty Board
2006/09 Extensive lecture tours in China and Chile on invitation of the Adenauer foundation
5/2000 - Full Professor of International Relations with a special dedication to transatlantic relations at the University of Regensburg
2002 - Non-Resident Fellow at the Center for Applied Policy Research (CAP) in Munich
2003 Visiting Professor at the University of California/San Diego
2001 German Marshall Fund Fellow at the Pacific Council on International Policy/University of Southern California – Los Angeles
1999/2000 Professor at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (substituting for a vacant position)
10-12/1999 Visiting professor at Hebrew University, Jerusalem 
1999 - Teaching assignment at the Hochschule für Politik/Munich
2-4/1998 Visiting professor at Fort Hare University in Alice/South Africa (the oldest black university south of the equator. It produced six heads of state and two Nobel peace laureates)
1996/00 Representative of the Privatdozenten (associate professors) on the department board
1996/99 Privatdozent (associate professor) at the Geschwister-Scholl-Institute for Political Science (GSI) of Munich University (LMU)
1995/98 Senior researcher with the project "The Political Economy of German Reunification", financed by the Federal Ministry of the Interior
1995/08 Senior reviewer for Internationale Politik, the leading German academic journal on foreign affairs, for U.S. foreign policy, security matters and the global economy
1994/00 Coordinator of the exchange program between the political science departments of Georgetown University and LMU
1990/94 Executive director of the Interdisciplinary Center for American Studies at LMU
1-5/1993 Visiting professor at Austin College in Sherman, TX (one of the leading liberal arts colleges in the American South)
1989/96 Assistant professor at the GSI (Chair Prof. Grosser)
1986/92 Lecturer in the Munich department of Wayne State University, Detroit MI, and of the Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR
1984/89 Student researcher at the GSI

 

Education - University of Munich

6/1996 Habilitation (postdoctoral degree)
7/1991 Ph.D. (summa cum laude)
8/1987-91 Graduate studies in political science and contemporary history
7/1987 Master's degree (with distinction)
10/1982-87 Studies of political science, contemporary and medieval history

 

Awards/Grants/Fundraising

2011 Runner-up ‘Science Slam’, University of Regensburg
2008/10 Runner-up (twice) for the German Professor of the Year Award of Unicum magazine in the humanities and social sciences
2003 - Fundraising: Full financing of the Vielberth foundation for six one-week visiting professorships at the University of Regensburg
2003 - Non-resident Fellow at the Center for Applied Policy Research (CAP) in Munich
2002 Best Academic Teacher in Bavaria-Award of the State of Bavaria
2000 - Fundraising: Full financing by the Hanns Seidel- and Tausend-foundation for six two-day international conferences in Regensburg
2001 Fellow at the Pacific Council on International Policy at the University of Southern California, financed by the German Marshall Fund of the US
2000 - Fundraising: Over 100.000 € for annual student excursions to Washington D.C. and NMUN in New York
1998 DAAD-stipend for a visiting professorship in South Africa
1997 Publication-grant of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft/DFG
1996 Ludwig-Erhard-Award for economic analysis
1988/89 Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation - Ph.D. stipend
1988 Gerald R. Ford Foundation - grant for Ph.D. research at the Ford Presidential Library in Ann Arbor/MI
1988 DAAD-stipend for participation in the National Model United Na­tions (NMUN) Conference in New York
1985/87
Adenauer-Foundation scho­larship

 

Teaching Experience

University of Regensburg

Lectures

  • Introduction to International Relations (in English and German), every ST since 2000
  • Trouble Spots of World Politics, WT 2001/02, WT 2005/06, WT 2011/12
  • Obama vs. McCain. The 2008 Elections in the US, WT 2008/09
  • German Foreign Policy after 1945, ST 2001, WT 2004/05, WT 2007/08
  • US Foreign Policy, ST 2000, ST 2002, WT 2006/07, WT 2009/10

Seminars for graduate students

  • The Iraq War, WT 20011/12
  • Superpower China?, ST 2011 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Robert Sutter/Georgetown University)
  • South Africa 20 Years after the End of Apartheid, ST 2010 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Sean Morrow/University of Fort Hare)
  • Conflict Zones in World Politics, ST 2008
  • The 2008 US Presidential Elections, ST 2008 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Gary Jacobson, University of California/San Diego)
  • Empires in World Politics, WT 2006/07
  • Great Speeches in International Relations, WT 2005/06, ST 2007
  • Weapons of Mass Destruction. Concepts, Cases, Countermeasures, ST 2005 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Shelton Williams, Austin College)
  • China in World Politics, ST 2003 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Robert Sutter/Georgetown University)
  • 1898: A Turning Year in International Politics and Culture, WT 2002/03 (with Prof. Hebel/American Studies und Prof. Mecke/Romance Studies)
  • International Politics in Films, WT 2002/03
  • Between Uni- and Multilateralism. Bush’s Foreign Policy, ST 2002 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Edwina Campbell/National Defense University)
  • Problems in American Foreign Policy, WT 2001/02
  • The 2000 Elections in the US, ST 2001 (co-taught in English with Prof. Dr. Gary Jacobson/University of California, SD)
  • US Foreign Policy in Transition, every ST since 2000 in Washington and Regensburg (in English)
  • Analyzing the Clinton Presidency, WT 2000/01
  • Towards a New Paradigm in Transatlantic Relations?, WT 2000/01
  • South Africa After Apartheid (in English), ST 2000
  • New Trends in IR Theory (in English), ST 2000
  • Research Classes
  • Master- and Ph.D.-Projects (every term since 2000, from 2000 to 2003 co-taught with Prof. Dr. Clemens Kauffmann, from 2004 to 2010 co-taught with Prof. Dr. Jerzy Mackow)

Undergraduate courses

  • Introduction to International Relations, every term  since ST 2000
  • Introduction to Political Science, ST 2000-ST 2003
  • UC San Diego
  • American Foreign Policy Since  WWII, FQ 2003

University Erlangen-Nuremberg

Seminars for graduate students

  • The Political System of the United States, ST 2000
  • The Cold War: New Research Results, ST 2000
  • The Yugoslav Crisis, WT 1999/00
  • German Foreign Policy after 1949, WT 1999/00
  • The Party of Democratic Socialism in the German Party System, ST 1999
  • Russia under Yeltsin, ST 1999
  • Intellectuals and Politics, ST 1999
  • Lecture
  • Introduction to Political Science, WT 1999, ST 2000

Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich

Seminars for undergraduate students

  • Introduction to the political system of Germany (every other semester since 1989)
  • Introduction to International Relations (every other semester since 1989)

Seminars for undergraduate and graduate students

  • Foreign Policy of the Federal Republic of Germany since 1949, WT 1996/97
  • The US Before the 1996 Elections, ST 1996
  • The Economic Dimension of German Reunification, WT 1995/96
  • Changing Paradigms in Transatlantic Relations, ST 1995
  • From Roosevelt to Reagan. The Modern Presidency in the US, WT 1994/95
  • Politics and Economics in the US in the 1990s, ST 1994
  • Introduction to Political Economics, WT 1993/94
  • Whither America? The New Course of the US in Foreign Affairs After the End of the Cold War, ST 1993
  • From Adam Smith to James Buchanan. 200 Years of Economic Thought, WT 1992/­3
  • Politics and Economics in the Bush Era, ST 1992
  • Stages of Decay. Political and Economic Problems of the Fall of East Germany, WT 1991/92
  • Truman-Doctrin and Reaganomics. Selected Problems of Ameri­can Domestic and Foreign Policy, SS 1990/91
  • Neo-imperial Presidency? The Relationship between the Executive and the Legislative Branch in the Reagan Era, WT 1990/91
  • The Political System of the United States: Foundations, Actors, Processes, ST 1990
  • Who Makes American Foreign Policy? Organizational Models and Decisionmaking-Processes from Eisenhower to Reagan, WT 1989/90
  • Cooperation or Conflict? American Foreign Policy Between the Presidency and Congress, ST 1989

Seminars for graduate students

  • The "New Left" in den US, the UK and Germany, ST 1999
  • South Africa after Apartheid (in English), WT 1998/99
  • The Fall and Rise of Great Economic Powers. Theoretical Explanations and Practical Develop­ments in International Comparison, ST 1998
  • The New Order in World Politics (in English), ST 1998
  • From D-Mark to EURO. The Political Economy of European Monetary Union, WT 1997/98
  • Comparing the German Bundestag and the US Congress, ST 1997
  • M.A.- and Ph.D.-candidates coaching, ST 1999

Lectures

  • US Foreign Policy: Actors, Decision-Making-Processes, Policies, WT 1998/99
  • German Foreign Policy II: Norms, Actors, Policies (1969 - 1997), WT 1997/98
  • German Foreign Policy I: Norms, Actors, Policies (1949 - 1969), ST 1997

Austin College, Sherman/Texas

Lectures

  • Modern German Politics, January-term 1993
  • U.S. Fo­reign Policy 1945-1993, Spring-term 1993

Seminars

  • Current Problems in International Politics and Economics, ST1993
  • China's and Yugoslavia's Role in the UN, ST 1993

Wayne State University, Munich

Lecture

  • Political Developments in West Germany Since 1945, WT 1990/­91/92

Fort Hare University, Alice/South Africa

Lecture

  • Introduction to German Domestic and Foreign Policy Since 1933, ST 1998

Workshop

  • The German Social Market Economy - A Model in Decline?, ST 1998

Hochschule für Politik, Munich

Seminar

  • US Foreign Policy, STs 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005


Hebrew University, Jerusalem

Seminar

  • Western Aid to Russia: Motives and Strategies of the US and Western Europe, WT 1999
  • The Euro: The Political Economy of European Monetary Integration, WT 1999
 

Study Trips and Activities with Students

Summer Symposium on American Foreign Policy: 2-3 week-long international seminar with participants from many nations taught every August at the School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of Johns-Hopkins-University in Washington, D.C.; consists of lectures by policymakers (e.g. Gates, Powell, Albright, Eagleburger, Colby), academics, analysts, diplomats, and professionals and meetings at the central foreign policy institutions (NSC, State Department, ACDA, Pentagon, Congress etc.); annual participation since 1989 with a total of 350 students from German universities.
National Model United Nations: simulation conference in New York; participation with a Munich delegation in 1988 and an Austin College delegation in 1993; annual participation with delegations of Regensburg university since 2005; win of honorable mention each time.
Have Lunch With Your Prof: Every Tuesday at 1 p.m. during the semester students are invited to lunch with me in the mensa and discuss what’s on their minds.
Studying Political Science – and then what?: Former students of PolSci report about their jobs; every semester.
Economic Problems of the East German Länder: three day excursion with 15 students to Saxony for talks with state legislators, trade unionists, and entrepreneurs (1994).
Economic Competitiveness of the German Economy: visits of the BMW factory in Regensburg and the Siemens factory in Munich and discussions with leading managers (1992).

Speakers invited to my classes

About 70 politicians, government officials, diplomats, academics, journalists, military officers, e.g. Dr. Ulrich Wilhelm/Speaker of the Federal Government; Stefan Kornelius/Head Foreign Policy Section of Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Dr. Theo Waigel/fr. Federal Minister of Finance, Wolfgang Ischinger/State Secretary and Ambassador to US, Shahid Kamal/Pakistan’s Ambassador to Germany, Jürgen Chrobog/ State Secretary and Ambassador to US, General Dr. Klaus Reinhardt/fr. head of KFOR, Wolfgang Koydl, US-correspondent of SZ, US Ambassador Dan Coats, Christoph Moosbauer/MdB, Dr. Johannes Grotzky/Director of Bavarian Radio, Sir Paul Lever/Ambassador of the United Kingdom, Dr. Kenneth Moss/Professor of Grand Strategy at National Defense University, Dr. Edwina Campbell/Professor of International Relations at National Defense University, Dr. Gary Jacobson/Professor of Political Science UCSD,  Rapo Molekane/Consul General of the Republic of South Africa, Dr. Hedva Ben-Israel/Professor for Nationalism and Liberation Movements at Hebrew University, Brent Scowcroft/Fr. National Security Adviser to Presidents Ford und Bush, Dr. Howard Rosen/Director of the minority staff of the Joint Economic Committee in the House of Representatives, Markus Ferber/MdEP, Dr. Ulrich Schmid/US-correspondent for Neue Zürcher Zeitung, William Overholt/Managing Director/Bankers Trust Hong Kong, Kurt Kister/US-correspondent of SZ.
Week-long visits with grants of the Vielberth foundation
  • 2011: Prof. Dr. Robert Sutter, Georgetown University/Washington, D.C.: Superpower China? The New Player in the Global Economy and World Politics
  • 2010: Prof. Dr. Sean Morrow (University of Fort Hare/South Africa): South Africa 20 Years after the Fall of Apartheid
  • 2008: Prof. Dr. Gary Jacobson, University of California/San Diego: The US Presidential Elections 2008
  • 2005: Prof. Dr. Shelton Williams, Director of the Osgood Center/Washington, D.C.: The Threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  • 2003: Prof. Dr. Robert Sutter, Georgetown University/Washington, D.C.: The Rise of China and its Consequences for World Politics
  • 2002: Prof. Dr. Edwina Campbell, National Defense University/Washington, D.C.: The Transatlantic Relationship in a New Age
  • 2001: Prof. Dr. Gary Jacobson, University of California/San Diego: Bush v. Gore - The US Presidential Elections 2000
 

Books

9) Nelson Mandela. A Biography, Munich: C.H. Beck 2012, 128 p.
8) A History of the Iraq War, Munich: C.H. Beck 2010, 260 p.
7) The Piggyback Strategy. Europe's Foreign Policy Options, Hamburg: Körber Foundation: 2007, 110 p.
6) A Brief History of California, Munich: C.H. Beck 2006, 245 p.
5) History of U.S. Foreign Policy since 1917, Munich: C.H. Beck 2003 (3rd ed. 2007), 270 p.
4) German Foreign Policy: Norms, Actors, Decisions (1949-1998), Munich: Oldenbourg 1999 (2nd print. 2005), 358 p.
3) Economic Aid for Moscow. Motives and Strategies of the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States of America (1990-1996), Paderborn: Schöningh 1998, 356 p.
2) Partners or Opponents? The Presidency and Congress in US-Foreign Policymaking (1974-1988), Frankfurt u.a.: Lang 1992, 346 p.
1) The National Security Advisor of the US-President. Anatomy and Background of a Career 1947-1989, Frankfurt u.a.: Lang 1990, 175 p.
If not noted otherwise, books and articles are in German.

Articles

42) (with Herbert Maier) EU and USA; in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2009, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2011, 7p.
41) (with Ilona Steiler) German Foreign Policy towards the US; in: Thomas Jäger u.a. (eds.): Deutsche Außenpolitik, Wiesbaden 2011, 630-647.
40) (with Christian Strobel) German Foreign and Security Policy after Unification; in: Manuela Glaab/Weidenfeld/Michael Weigl (eds.): Deutsche Kontraste. Ein Handbuch 1990-2010, Frankfurt: Campus 2010, 137-170.
39) (with Gerlinde Groitl) EU and USA; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2009, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2010, 299-304.
38) (with Gerlinde Groitl) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Europa A-Z. Taschenbuch der Europäischen Integration, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2009, 334-338.
37) (with Christian Strobel) EU and USA; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2008, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2009, 297-302.
36) EU and USA; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2007, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2008, 277-282.
35) The US Economy under George W. Bush; in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, APuZ 37-38/2008 (8. Sept. 2008), 28-34.
34) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2006, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2007, 289-294.
33) The Rise and Fall of King George. The End of the Neoimperial Presidency; in: Internationale Politik, 7/8/2007, 168-173.
32) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2005/2006, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2006, 289-294.
31) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2004/2005, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2005, 277-282.
30) The US Economy under George W. Bush; in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, B 45/2004 (1. November 2004), 33-39.
29) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2003/2004, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2004, 279-284.
28) A Life Apart. The End of the Special Transatlantic Relationship; in: Internationale Politik, 10/2004, 69-74.
27) The End of the West. Transatlantic Relations since the End of the Cold War; in: Stephan Bierling/Karlfriedrich Herb/Jerzy Mackow/Martin Sebaldt: Thinking Political Change. Challenges for Democracy in a European and International Perspective, Münster/Hamburg/London: LIT Verlag 2004, 18-31.
26) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2002/2003, Bonn: Europa Union Verlag, 293-298.
25) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2001/2002, Bonn: Europa Union Verlag 2002, 271-276.
24) Difficult Partners. German Foreign Policy between the American and the French Option; in: Reinhard Meier-Walser/Susanne Luther (eds.): Europa und die USA, München 2002, 222-232.
23) Europe and America; in: Weidenfeld (ed.): Europa-Handbuch, Bonn 2002, 639-659.
22) The End of the Long Boom? The U.S. Economy under Bill Clinton and George W. Bush; in: Bierling/Meier-Walser, The Clinton Presidency, Munich 2001, 27-34.
21) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 2000/2001, Bonn: Europa Union Verlag 2001, 281-287.
20) The Influence of Lations on U.S. Foreign Policy; in: Internationale Politik 9/2001, 39-44.
19) The Presidential Elections of November 2000; in: Gegenwartskunde, 4/2000, 457-465.
18) Transatlantic Relations; in: Weidenfeld/Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der europäischen Integration 1999/2000, Bonn: Europa Union Verlag 2000, 273-278.
17) Neither friends nor foes. America and Russia under Clinton; in: Peter Rudolph/Jürgen Wilzewski: American Foreign Policy under Clinton, Baden-Baden 2000, 125-147.
16) South Africa´s Economic Development in the Mandela Years; in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, B 27/99 (2.7.1999), 13-20.
15) America and Europe: A Relationship in Search of Its Purpose; in: Internationale Politik, Vol. 2/1998, 9-18. (in German and Russian)
14) Western Aid to Russia (1990-1996); in: Zeitschrift für Politik, Vol. 4/1997.
13) From the Atlantic to the Pacific Age? The Significance of Europe and Asia for the American Economy; in: Meier-Walser, Reinhard (ed.): The Future of Transatlantic Relations, München: Oldenbourg 1997, 125-137.
12) The U.S. Economy under Bill Clinton; in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, B43/1996 (18. October 1996), 35-43.
11) German Security Policy Since 1990; in: Weidenfeld, Werner/Korte, Karl-Rudolf (eds.): Handbuch zur deutschen Einheit, Frankfurt/New York: Campus 1996, 601-611. (completely revised edition 1999)
10) The Reunification of Germany; in: Grosser, Dieter (ed.): German Politics 1970-1990. Documents and Analysis, Stuttgart: Reclam 1996, 302-402.
9) American Foreign Policy in a New Age; in: Internationale Politik, Vol. 5/1996, 27-32. (in German and Russian/translated)
8) From Reaganomics to Clintonomics. A Counterrevolution?; in: Martellone, Anna-Maria: Toward A New American Nation? Redefinitions and Reconstruction, Staffordshire: Keele University Press 1995, 28-44. (in English)
7) The Legacy of Reaganomics; in: Andersen, Uwe/Bierling, Stephan/Neuß, Beate/Woyke, Wichard (eds.): Politics and Economics at the End of the 20th Century, Opladen: Leske und Budrich 1995, 119-134. (Winner of the 1996 Ludwig-Erhard-Award for economic analysis)
6) Distribution of Foreign Policy Powers between the US-President and Congress 1973-1993; in: Zeitschrift für Parlamentsfra­gen, No. 2/93 (Mai 1993), 261-270.
5) Political and Social Aspects of German Unification: Political Process and Voting Behavior; in: Dalchoong Kim/Werner Gumpel et al. (eds.): The Disintegration of the Soviet Union and Its Impact on Korea and Germany, Seoul: Yonsei University 1993, 159-171. (in English)
4) The State of the American Economy; in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, B44/92 (October 23, 1992), 35-42.
3) The Seven Myths of Reunification; in: Grosser, Dieter/Bierling, Stephan/Kurz, Friedrich: The Seven Myths of Reunification, Munich: Ehrenwirth 1991, 67-122.
2) The Widening Atlantic; in: The European Journal of International Affairs, Vol. II/No. 3 (Win. 1989), 104-119. (in English)
1) Foreign Policy in the Reagan Era: Actors, System Structures, Decision-Making Processes; in: Außenpolitik, 4/88 (Vol. 39), 336-347. (in German and English)
Over 100 book reviews (e.g. Internationale Politik, Süddeutsche Zeitung)

Editorial projects

Regensburger Studies on Foreign Affairs, LIT and Kovacs 2000-.
(19 volumes so far)
(with Dieter Grosser): Analyses of Change in Political-Economic Systems, Frankfurt/New York: Peter Lang 1992-1999. (15 volumes)
(with Uwe Andersen/Beate Neuss/Wichard Woyke): Politics and Economics at the End of the 20th Century. Festschrift for Dieter Grosser, Opladen: Leske und Budrich 1995.
 

Textbooks for Realschule and Gymnasium

(ed. with Dieter Grosser): Politics, Economics, Society in Modern Germany, Braun­schweig: Westermann 1992. (Thoroughly revised and extended edition 1997).  In it author of "We Are the People", 95-110; "Social Market Economy", 122-136; "Governing in Democracies", 137-148; "Unification of Germany", 177-188.

Frequent contributions to newspapers, magazines and radio and TV shows

More than 100 contributions e.g. to the International Herald Tribune, Die Zeit, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Rheinischer Merkur, Handelsblatt, German Comments, BBC, Swiss Radio, Bavarian Radio, ZDF, Bavarian Television, Phoenix, CCTV.

Memberships

Deutscher Hochschulverband, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Politikwissenschaft, Freunde der Universität Regensburg, Bayerische Amerika Akademie, Amerikahaus Verein München, Regensburg United Nations Society, Alumni Verein der Politikwissenschaft Regensburg

Next  Book Project

German Foreign Policy after Unification

Languages

English (fluent in speaking and writing), Latin, Ancient Greek, poor French.

Travel

Extensive travel to almost all parts of the continental United States (35 trips), most West and South European and many Central European countries, Russia, Israel, Egypt, Turkey, the Caribbean, Mexico, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, West Africa, South Africa.

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