Cameron is interested in applying decision and risk analysis methodologies to national security and homeland security issues. Previous research efforts have included exploring principles for building risk indices, modeling the effects of deploying advanced technology for border security, and examining the risks of a dirty bomb exploding in the United States.  His current research focuses on flexibility in decision making. He is also a member of the Society for Risk Analysis.

Publications

Cameron MacKenzie, “Constructing Risk Indices,” Presentation at Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting, December 8, 2008.
 
Cameron MacKenzie and Henry Willis, “Using Risk Analysis to Evaluate Potential Solutions to Border Surveillance,” Presentation at Los Alamos National Laboratory Risk Symposium, March 12, 2008.

Cameron MacKenzie, “Building Democracy in Pakistan,” Journal of Public and International Affairs, Spring 2002.

E-mail: cmackenz@Stanford.EDU