Roy Gava PhD. University of Lausanne Research Fellow Design and management of a database on interest groups. Supervisor: André Mach.

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1 Roy Gava PhD Department of Political Science and International Relations Bd du Pont d Arve Geneva 4 Switzerland +41 (22) roy.gava@unige.ch Swiss Argentinian Current positions Lecturer (Maître Assistant) since Post-doctoral Researcher since SNF Project "Re-Parliamentarization? A Quantitative Assessment of the Swiss Parliament s legislative function". PI: Pascal Sciarini CAS Financial Regulation - Universities of Bern and Geneva Program Coordinator since Previous positions University of Lausanne Research Fellow Design and management of a database on interest groups. Supervisor: André Mach. Academic Swiss Caucasus Net Consultant Teaching and Research Assistant University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Visiting Scholar SNF Fellowship for Prospective Researchers. Supervisor: Frank Baumgartner. Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis Teaching Assistant , , International Labour Organization Research Assistant Internship at the International Institute for Labour Studies. Supervisor: Lucio Baccaro. Education PhD in economic and social sciences, specialization in political science Trusting Bankers: Continuity and Change in Swiss Banking Policy. Committee: Pascal Sciarini (co-supervisor), Frédéric Varone (co-supervisor), Frank Baumgartner, Simon Hug (chair), Luc Thévenoz Master of Arts in political science Licence ès science politique University of Helsinki Erasmus exchange, focus on European studies /5

2 Colegio Ward, Buenos Aires High School Diploma Additional training FORS Swiss Summer School in Social Science Methods University of Michigan Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research University of Washington Tools for Text Workshop University of Oxford Oxford Spring School in Quantitative Methods for Social Research University of Essex Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis , , London School of Economics Summer Course on Foreign Policy Analysis Publications See separate list of publications and work in progress. Teaching Teaching responsibilities include the development of a self-designed and independently run course or seminar and the supervision of the students work. Teaching evaluations available upon request. Bachelor (in French) Comparative Politics (20-25 students, autumn 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010). Introduction to Research Methods (30-40 students, spring 2008, 2013). Introduction to Political Science (20 students, autumn 2012). Qualitative Methods (5 students, autumn 2014). Policy-making and interest groups in Switzerland (15 students, autumn 2015). Business and policy (15-25 students, autumn 2016, 2017). Supervision of BA dissertations in International Relations. Master Comparative Public Policy (in French, 25 students, spring 2013). Global Financial Governance (in English, students, autumn 2014, 2015, 2016). Data Tools for Political and Policy Analysis (in English, 5 students, autumn 2017). Supervision of MA dissertations in Political Science and Public Management. Doctoral and post-doctoral training (in English) Getting Data from the Web: Tools and techniques for Automating data collection (CUSO seminar with Bruno Wüest, 20 participants, Geneva, autumn 2015). Qualitative Data Analysis and Management (doctoral and post-doctoral training with Lea Sgier, participants, Tbilisi, autumn 2015 and Belgrade, spring 2016). 2/5

3 Languages Spanish: Native English: Fluent French: Fluent German: Beginner Computer skills Programming languages: R, SQL Databases: Design and Administration with MySQL, Filemaker Pro/Server Data visualization: Shiny, Tableau Qualitative Data Analysis: Atlas.ti, MaxQDA Conference presentations and invited talks Global Enforcement of Financial Regulation (with Urs Zulauf). Presentation at the Centre of Banking and Financial Law, Geneva, 21 February Legislating or rubber-stamping? The impact of Parliament on law-making (with Julien Jaquet and Pascal Sciarini). Paper presentation at the 10th CAP Conference, Edinburgh, June 2017 and ad the SPSA Conference, Geneva, 5-6 February Money Laundering: Current trends, issues and challenges (with Ursula Cassani). Presentation at the Protecting public interests module, CAS Financial Regulation, Geneva, 6-7 October Crisis? What Crisis? Interest Groups and policy processes in financial regulation. Paper presentation at the International Conference on Public Policy, Singapore, June 2017 and at the ECPR General Conference, Oslo, 6-9 September Evidence-Based Policy-making: Interest Groups as Catalysts or Inhibitors? (with Frédéric Varone and Pirmin Bundi). Paper presentation at the SPSA Conference, St. Gallen, January Financial regulatory debates during the Global Financial Crisis (with Oriol Sabaté and Laura Morales). Paper presentation at the 9th CAP Conference, Geneva, June, 2016 and at the American Political Science Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, September 1-4, The enemy within? Business unity and Swiss financial regulatory politics (with Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance, Tilburg, 6-8 July Mobilisation des groupes d intérêt lors des procédures de consultation (with Julien Christe and Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the SPSA Conference, Basel, January Interest groups in Switzerland. Presentation at the Counting and Classifying Interest Groups Workshop, Amsterdam, 23 October Who Europeanizes parliamentary attention, on which issues and how? A Policy agenda perspective (with Pascal Sciarini and Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the 8th CAP Conference, Lisbon, June Interest groups in Parliament: Exploring MPs interest affiliations (With Frédéric Varone, André Mach, Steven Eichenberger, Julien Christe and Corinne Ciao-Blanco). Paper presentation at the 6th CAP Conference, Lisbon, June /5

4 Real world conditions and the agenda-setting impact of protest: A comparative analysis (with Marco Giugni, Frédéric Varone, Stefaan Walgrave, Rens Vliegenthart, Ruud Wouters and Swen Hutter). Paper presentation at the 7th CAP Conference, Konstanz, June Trusting Bankers: Continuity and Change in Swiss Banking Policy. PhD presentation at the SPSA Conference, Bern, January The Europeanization of Swiss legislation. Workshop participation at the ECPR Research Sessions, Florence, June Political Attention and Policy Dynamics: Swiss Banks between Private and Public Regulation. Paper presentation at the 5th CAP Conference, Reims, June 2012 and at the 22nd IPSA World Congress, Madrid, 8-12 July Changements d instruments et contentieux judiciaire: le cas de l assurance-invalidité en Suisse ( ) (with Karin Byland and Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the SPSA Conference, Luzern, 2-3 February Policy dynamics at the ballot: Direct democracy, voting campaigns and policy change (with Alessandro Nai and Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the 4th CAP Conference, Catania, June Trusting Bankers: Policy Dynamics of Anti-Money Laundering Regulation in Switzerland. Paper presentation at the Staff meeting of the Department of Political Science,, 18 April Agenda-Setting and Social Movements (with Marco Giugni and Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the ECPR Joint Sessions, St. Gallen, April Politics between external and domestic pressures: Issue dynamics and policy change in the Swiss Banking sector. Paper presentation at the 69th Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, 31 March-April The Delors Myth revisited: The EU footprint in Swiss Legislative Production. Presentation at the European Communities Studies Association Switzerland Conference, Geneva, 27 March The Dynamics of Swiss Banking Regulation. Paper presentation at the 3rd CAP Conference, Seattle, June and at the CUSO Doctoral Programme in Political Science, Vevey, 20 November Breaking the rules, setting the agenda, but missing the target: The Rise of the Swiss People s Party (with Frédéric Varone, Pascal Sciarini and Isabelle Engeli). Paper presentation at the 3rd CAP Conference, Seattle, 17 June So Close, yet so far? The EU footprint in Swiss Legislative Acts (with Frédéric Varone). Paper presentation at the 4th "Delors Myth" workshop, Mannheim, May A previous version of this paper was presented at the 3rd "Delors Myth" workshop, Barcelona, 22 January 2010 and at the Staff meeting of the Department of Political Science,, 2 December The Politics of Swiss Banking Policy. Paper presentation at the 2nd CAP Conference, The Hague, 19 June /5

5 University service Member of the University Assembly since Member of the scientific committee of the BA in political science since Member of the Faculty of social sciences Council Last update on February 16, /5

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