| Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Field 3 – Social Integration and the
Welfare State, Post-Doctoral Fellow (2008-2009). |
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Ph.D. in Political Science (2008), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Committee: John Stephens (Chair), Evelyne Huber, Gary Marks, David Soskice, Georg Vanberg. |
M.A. in Political Science (2003), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Fields: Comparative Politics, International Relations, Methodology. |
| B.A. with Distinction, in International Relations, French, and European Studies (2000), University of Wisconsin at Madison. |
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| Oslo Summer School (2005,2006) |
| Luxembourg Income Study Summer School (2005) |
| EITM, Washington University (2004) |
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Center for European Studies, Joint Projects between Faculty & Graduate
Students (2007)
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| Berlin Program, Freie Universität (2006-2007) |
| Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (2005-2006) |
| Graduate Student Opportunity Fund (2005) |
FLAS German dissertation grant (2004-2005)
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University Center for International Studies travel grant (2004)
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FLAS German language grant (2003-2004)
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FLAS summer French language grant (2003)
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FLAS summer German language grant (2002)
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| University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Teaching Assistant
Fellowship (2001-2003) |
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| Welfare State & Social Policy |
| Comparative Political Economy |
| European Integration |
| Political Parties |
| Education Policy |
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| “An Application of the Estimated Dependent Variable Approach: Trade Union Members’
Support for Active Labour Market Policies and Insider-Outsider Politics”. Forthcoming International Journal of Public Opinion Research. |
| “An Analysis of Firm Support for Active Labor Market Policies in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands,” Working Paper, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labor Studies, 2009. |
| “Early Retirement in the Netherlands” with Anke Hassel, Teaching Case, Hertie School of
Governance. |
| “Decommodification and Activation in Social Democratic Policy: Resolving the Paradox” with
Jingjing Huo and John D. Stephens. Journal of European Social Policy February 2008.
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| “Party Ideology and European Integration: an East-West Comparison” with Gary Marks, Liesbet
Hooghe, and Erica Edwards. Journal of Comparative Political Studies, March 2006. |
| “Party Ideology and European Integration: an East-West Comparison” with Gary Marks, Liesbet
Hooghe, and Erica Edwards. Robert Rohrschneider and Stephen Whitefield eds. Public Opinion,
Party Competition and European Union Integration in Post-Communist Eastern Europe Berghahn, New York, 2005. |
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| “The Electoral Consequences of Welfare State Reform: Blame
Avoidance or Credit Claiming in the Era of Permanent Austerity?” with
Nathalie Giger. Under Review. |
| “Economic Change and Skill Obsolescence: Restructuring Education Policy to Facilitate Labor Market Integration“, Under Review. |
| “Human Capital Investment and the Limits of Coordinated Capitalism: Denmark and Germany Compared”, Under Review. |
| “The Determinants of Women’s Employment”, with John D. Stephens. |
| “Agenda-Setting in the Case of Hartz IV”, with Anke Hassel and Christof Schiller, Hertie School of Governance, 2007. |
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| The Political Economy of the Service Transition, Institute for
International Integration Studies, Trinity College Dublin May 2008 |
| Conference of Europeanists, Chicago, March 2008, 2006, 2004 |
| Network on Education and Training Kick-Off Meeting, Max Planck
Institute Cologne, March 2008 |
| Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies, Lunch Seminar,
February 2008 |
| ESPAnet Conference, Vienna, September, 2007. |
| Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University,
Friday, May 2006 |
| ESPAnet Young Scholars Conference, Paris, July 2005 |
| Bremen Social Justice Conference, March 2005 |
| International Studies Association, Honolulu, March 2005 |
| Conference on Public Opinion about the EU in Post-Communist Eastern
Europe, Indiana University, Indiana, April 2004 |
| Workshop on the Analysis of Political Cleavages and Party Competition,
Duke University, NC, April 2004 |
| 7th Graduate Student Conference, Georgetown University, March
2003 |
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Reviewed qualification systems in Denmark, Germany, and the
Netherlands for use in developing a framework in the US transit
sector. |
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Professor Ellen Immergut, Humboldt University (Course Title:
Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft und Internationale Beziehungen). |
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Professor Anke
Hassel, Hertie School of Governance (Course Title: The Policy Process:
Employment and Welfare). |
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(Course Title:
Transforming Welfare States) |
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Professor Anke Hassel. Researched vocational training reform and the Hartz IV reforms in
Germany and wrote literature reviews on industrial relations and
social pacts. |
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With Professors Liesbet Hooghe, Gary Marks, Marco
Steenbergen, and Milada Vachudova. Constructed database of experts, administered survey, generated
dataset on political parties’ positions toward European integration
from survey data. |
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Professor Searing. Formulated tables on British and American citizenship and
organized internships for students participating in a course on
democracy. |
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Courses: European Politics (Prof. Gary Marks, Prof. John Stephens),
International Relations (Prof. Thomas Oatley), International
Studies—Globalization (Prof. Evelyne Huber). |
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Ris Orangis, France. |
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| Foreign Languages: French (fluent), German (fluent/highly proficient), Italian (basic) |
| Software: Stata, SPSS, Endnote, fs/QCA 2.0 |
| Citizenship: United Kingdom/ United States |
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| American Political Science Association |
| Council on European Studies |
| Network on Education and Training |
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| Student Assistant Representative (with Christof Schiller) (2008), Hertie School of Governance,
Berlin, Germany. |
| Political Science Representative to the Graduate Senate (2003-2004), University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. |
| Graduate Student Representative for Teaching and Learning (2002-2003), University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. |
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Professor John D. Stephens (Chair)
European Union Center for Excellence
3211 FedEx Global Education Center
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3449
jdsteph AT unc.edu
+1-919-962-4634 |
Professor Anke Hassel
Hertie School of Governance
Friedrichstrasse 180
10117 Berlin
hassel AT hertie-school.org
+49 - (0)30 - 21 23 12 - 302 |
Professor Gary Marks
Department of Political Science
University of North Carolina
Hamilton Hall, CB# 3265
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3265
marks AT unc.edu
+1-919-962-0435 |
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