Welcome to my homepage. I am a lecturer in the Politics Department 

at Queen Mary, University of London. I joined Queen Mary in

September 2009 from the University of Oxford, where I was Rose

Research Fellow in International Relations at Lady Margaret Hall.

I specialise in the study of sovereignty and intervention, and the

international politics of the Asia Pacific. My current research focuses on

the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and intervention

in Cambodia, East Timor and Burma during the Cold War and since.

Full details of my research can be found via the research and

publications links above.

Students and fellow teachers can also access information about my

teaching, while the articles link provides a list of my non-scholarly

articles, essays and reviews. Finally, you can access my blog where I

post occasional updates and reflections.

You can contact me by emailing l.c.jones[at]qmul.ac.uk or telephoning

(+44) (0)20 7882 8585. Students may attend my office hours on

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-10am, in Arts 2.15 on the Mile End

Latest Updates

17.11.09: German translation of essay on

sustainability in Novo Argumente.

25.06.09: new review essay on Liberalism

and Democratisation in East Asia in the

Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding

26.09.09: new article on democratisation

and foreign policy in Southeast Asia in the

Cambridge Review of International Affairs