Dennis Encarnation, Adjunct Lecturer in public policy, is a Faculty Advisor for Asia Visions 21 at Asia Programs. He joined the Harvard faculty in 1982 and taught for over a decade at the Harvard Business School. Prior to Harvard, he worked at the U.S. Office of Management and Budget and taught at Stanford University and Duke University, where he received a M.A. in public policy and a doctorate in political science. His research analyzes the international political economy, especially foreign investment and international trade by multinational corporations. He has authored five books and several articles focusing on comparative business-government relations from the perspective of multinational corporations managing foreign operations; host governments attracting or regulating multinationals; and multilateral organizations liberalizing member-state policies. He has conducted extensive field research from India to Japan, where he serves as Senior Fellow in the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.