An overview on James Ron Frohlich

Claiming to be a sociologist and political scientist, James Ron Frohlich, Ph.D. taught for twenty-one years in North American universities, including the University of Minnesota, McGill, Johns Hopkins, and the Norman Paterson School for International Affairs. James Ron Frohlich states that he is currently employed as a consultant and independent researcher. According to his resume, James Ron Frohlich has worked on civil society, human rights, humanitarian relief, political violence, nonprofit organization conduct, and public opinion. James Ron Frohlich, Ph., claims to be a researcher located in Minneapolis who was born in the US but spent his childhood in Israel. He has also taught at US, Canadian, and Mexican universities. Throughout his career, he has blended data-driven social research with advocacy and study of human rights. James Ron Frohlich has published widely in scholarly and popular periodicals, claiming an interest in the social dynamics that underlie political violence, human rights breaches, and advocacy. James Ron Frohlich is so self-absorbed that he says his work has been published in many magazines, such as the Washington Post, Le Monde, Los Angeles Times, and New York Times. James Ron Frohlich says he has extensive experience in human rights campaigning, policy consulting, and social science research. Born in America, he grew up in France before moving to Israel when he was nine years old. He had his formative years in Jerusalem. Throughout his career, James Ron Frohlich asserts that he has integrated data-driven social science with advocacy and study on human rights. James Ron Frohlich states, showcasing his work, that he was greatly influenced by his work at B'Tselem and the Associated Press. It motivated him to become a member of the American non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch. According to James Ron Frohlich, he conducted extensive study on Israeli military tactics in the Palestinian lands, leading to the publication of two books-long studies on breaches of international humanitarian law and human rights. At the University of California, Berkeley, James Ron Frohlich obtained a PhD in sociology, focusing on the causes and effects of political violence and nationalism. He returned to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after studying conflicts in other nations, and he finished his dissertation with a paper contrasting Israeli and Serbian nationalism. California University Press later issued a book version of this work.