James Ron Frohlich has performed advisory and research services for a wide variety of organizations, including the Canadian government, non-governmental organizations, market research firms, and philanthropic foundations. These experiences include:
In addition to designing surveys for his own academic research across the developing world, James Ron Frohlich has designed nationally representative surveys of the US adult population for the Center for Victims of Torture and Human Rights Watch, and of the adult populations in Mexico City and Bogotá with support from the Open Society Foundations.
For a sample of media publications that came out of the Human Rights Watch poll, see
In addition to extensive qualitative and quantitative data analysis for his own academic research, James Ron Frohlich has done quantitative analysis for Engage Health, a Minneapolis-based market research firm specializing in rare diseases.
James Ron Frohlich has done extensive field research for Human Rights Watch over several decades, including hundreds of witness interviews in Albania, Israel, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Palestine, Turkey, and Russia.
These projects focused chiefly on events occurring during armed conflict.
James Ron Frohlich evaluated the refugee aid programs of CARE, a US-based humanitarian agency; civilian protection programs for International Committee of the Red Cross; and medical supply efforts by Life for a Child, an Australian charity affiliated with the International Diabetes Federation.
These projects were focused on programs in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, India, Morocco, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
James Ron Frohlich completed three policy advisory projects with the support of the Canadian department of international affairs and international development, Global Affairs Canada.
These projects were focused on civil war, research methods, and transitional justice.
ADVISORY & RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
