Charles Robson Award for excellence in graduate instruction, UNC Political Science, 2016

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1 October, 2018 MARK J. C. CRESCENZI CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL INFORMATION Department of Political Science University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB #3265 Hamilton Hall Chapel Hill, NC Office: (919) Fax: (919) Web: EDUCATION Ph.D., Political Science, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 2000 M.A., Political Science, University of Illinois, 1995 B.A., Political Science, University of California at Irvine, 1993 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Chair, Department of Political Science, University of North Carolina (July 2017) Bowman & Gordon Gray Distinguished Term Professor (July 2014 to June 2018) Bowman & Gordon Gray Distinguished Term Associate Professor (July 2013 to 2014) Associate Chair, Political Science, University of North Carolina (July 2009 to June 2013) Associate Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (July 2006 to June 2014) Visiting Fellow, Peace Research Institute in Oslo, Norway (August 2008) Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (July 1999 to June 2006) HONORS Charles Robson Award for excellence in graduate instruction, UNC Political Science, 2016 Bowman & Gordon Gray Distinguished Term Professor. UNC Chapman Family Award for excellence in undergraduate teaching. UNC 2013 Tanner Faculty Award for excellence in undergraduate teaching (Chancellor s Award). UNC 2008 Frank Porter Graham Honor Society, inducted April For contributions to graduate education

2 October, 2018 Crescenzi 2 Charles Robson Award for excellence in graduate instruction, UNC Political Science, 2002 Walter Isard Award for Best Dissertation in the Field of Peace Science, Peace Science Society, New Haven CT, November 2000 Dina Zinnes Award for Best Graduate Student Paper in Scientific Study of International Processes, International Studies Association meetings in 1997, (with Andrew Enterline). Awarded at ISA, Minneapolis, March 1998 BIBLIOGRAPHY BOOKS: Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Of Friends and Foes: Reputation and Learning in International Politics. 208 pages. New York: Oxford University Press. Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Economic Interdependence and Conflict in World Politics. Lexington Books, Series Title: Innovations in the Study of World Politics. 173 pages. CHAPTERS: Kelly M. Kadera, Mark J.C. Crescenzi, and Dina Zinnes, Richardson and the Study of Dynamic Conflict Processes. (Accepted), Lewis F Richardson His Intellectual Legacy and Influence in the Social Sciences. Nils Petter Gleditsch, editor. Springer, Pioneer Series, Mark J.C. Crescenzi and Bailee Donahue, Rediscovering Reputation Through Theory and Evidence in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics, ed. William Thompson. New York: Oxford University Press. Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Rebecca Best and Bo Ram Kwon, 2010 Reciprocity in International Relations. International Studies Association Compendium Project. Blackwell. Sara M. Mitchell, Kelly M. Kadera, and Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Practicing Democratic Community Norms: Third Party Conflict Management and Successful Settlements. in International Conflict Mediation: New Approaches and Findings. Jacob Bercovitch and Scott Gartner, eds. Routledge Press, pp

3 October, 2018 Crescenzi 3 ARTICLES Rob Williams, Daniel J. Gustafson, Stephen E. Gent, and Mark J.C. Crescenzi, A Latent Variable Approach to Measuring and Explaining Peace Agreement Strength, forthcoming, Political Science Research Methods. Mark J.C. Crescenzi and Kelly M. Kadera, Built to Last: Understanding the Link between Democracy and Conflict in the International System International Studies Quarterly. doi: /isqu Stephen Gent, Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Elizabeth Menninga, and Lindsay Reid, The Reputation Trap of NGO Accountability. International Theory Vol. 7(3): October doi: /s Rebecca Best, Christine A. Carpino, Mark J.C. Crescenzi, An Analysis of the TABARI Coding System. Conflict Management and Peace Science, Vol. 30(4): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Jacob D. Kathman, Katja B. Kleinberg, and Reed M. Wood Reliability, Reputation, and Alliance Formation. International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 56(2): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Kelly Kadera, Sara Mitchell, and Clayton Thyne, 2011 A Supply Side Theory of Mediation. International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 55(4): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Andrew Enterline and Stephen Long, Bringing Cooperation Back In: A Dynamic Model of Interstate Interaction. Conflict Management and Peace Science, Vol. 25(3): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Reputation and Interstate Conflict. American Journal of Political Science, Vol. 51(2): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Jacob D. Kathman and Stephen B. Long, Reputation, History, and War: The Competing Pressures of Escalation and Settlement. Journal of Peace Research, Vol. 44(6): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Economic Exit, Interdependence, and Conflict: An Empirical Analysis The Journal of Politics, Vol. 65(3): Kelly Kadera Mark J.C. Crescenzi, and Megan Shannon, Democratic Survival, Peace and War in the International System. American Journal of Political Science, Vol. 47(2): Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Interdependence, and Conflict: When Does Symmetry Matter? Conflict Management and Peace Science, Vol. 20(1):

4 October, 2018 Crescenzi 4 Mark J.C. Crescenzi and Andrew J. Enterline, Time Remembered: A Dynamic Model of Interstate Interaction. International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 45(3): (equal contributions) Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Violence and Uncertainty in Transitions Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 43(2): Mark J.C. Crescenzi and Andrew J. Enterline, Ripples from the Waves?: A Systemic, Time-series Analysis of the Impact of Regime Changes on Interstate Conflict, Journal of Peace Research, Vol. 36(1): Paul F. Diehl and Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Reconfiguring the Arms Race-War Debate. Journal of Peace Research Vol. 35(1): REVIEWS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS: Mark J.C. Crescenzi, The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend, Right? op-ed contribution. The News & Observer. July 31 issue. Raleigh, NC. Mark J.C. Crescenzi, How Trading Similar Goods Makes States More Cooperative for International Studies Review. A review of Intra-Industry Trade: Cooperation and Conflict in the Global Political Economy, by Cameron Thies and Timothy Peterson. Stanford University Press (2016). Mark J.C. Crescenzi and Bailee Donahue, Reputation in International Relations in Oxford Bibliographies in International Relations, ed. Patrick James. New York: Oxford University Press. (Annotated Bibliography) Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Review of Senese, Paul D. and John A. Vasquez. The Steps to War: An Empirical Study (Princeton University Press), for PS. Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Review of Papayoanou, Paul A Power Ties: Economic Interdependence, Balancing, and War (Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press), for the Journal of Politics. GRANTS Capturing the Dynamics of Civil Violence. (Small Research Grant) Funded by the University Research Council at UNC. Jan Jan $2,500. Principal Investigator

5 October, 2018 Crescenzi 5 Human and Social Dynamics: Dynamic Patterning in Conflict Behavior Between States and Non-State Actors. Funded by the National Science Foundation: August 2007 July $505,000. Principal Investigator. Co-PIs: Robert Jenkins, Charles Kurzman. Nations in Time and Space: State Learning and International Conflict Funded by the National Science Foundation: Jan Jan $71,547. Principal Investigator Assessing Violent Conflicts between States and Non-State Actors, Funded by the Odum Institute s Latane Fund Multidisciplinary Seed Grant: Academic Year. $24,850 Principal Investigator. Co-PIs: Robert Jenkins, Charles Kurzman. Collective Violence and Conflict Resolution Working Group, Research group genesis funded by the University Center for International Studies for the Academic Years. $5,000/year. Co-organizer with Robert Jenkins and Charles Kurzman. IBM Fund Award (Junior Faculty Development Grant, UNC), University Research Council (Small Research Grant, UNC), UNC/IBM General College Curriculum Technology Enhancement Grant, August RESEARCH IN PROGRESS Book Manuscript: Stephen Gent and Mark Crescenzi. Market-Power Politics: War, Strategic Delay, and Institutions in International Relations. Submission to press expected in December Article-length Manuscripts: Lucia Bird, Chelsea Estancona, and Mark Crescenzi, Elections and the Timing of Internal Aggression. Under review. Lindsay Reid (former UNC graduate student), Rachel Myrick (former UNC undergraduate student), Kelly M. Kadera, and Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Conflict Environments in Space and Time: Civil War Onset. Under review, revised and resubmitted, revised again, will be resubmitted in November Kelly M. Kadera, Lindsay Reid, Rachel Myrick, and Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Regime Change, Global Democratic Strength, and the Conflict Environment.

6 October, 2018 Crescenzi 6 Bailee Donahue and Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Weathering the Storm: Good Will Reservoirs, Crisis, and Reputations for Reliability Mark J.C. Crescenzi, Blockchain Accounting as a Mechanism for Trust and Reputation Building in International Relations SELECTED CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION AND INVITED TALKS ( ) Invited Presentation, June Blockchain Accounting as a Mechanism for Trust and Reputation Building in International Relations. At the Patching the Liberal World Order: How Can International Cooperation Pwn Emerging Cyber Challenges? workshop, sponsored by the European Studies Center and Professor Michael Colaresi at the University of Pittsburgh. Invited Talk, Reputation in World Politics at the Department of Political Science, University of California, Santa Barbara, International Relations Speaker Series. January 19, Santa Barbara, CA. Stephen Gent and Mark Crescenzi, Market Power, Territorial Ambition, and Strategic Delay presented at the American Political Science Association annual meeting, San Francisco, CA. Panel Chair (by invitation), Inside Insurgent Organizations, sponsored by the Conflict Processes Section of the American Political Science Association, annual meeting, San Francisco, CA. Lindsay Reid (former UNC graduate student), Kelly Kadera, and Mark Crescenzi, The Conflict Environment and Civil War Mediation: Regional Instability and Mediation Outcomes presented at the International Studies Association International Conference, Hong Kong, China. Stephen Gent, Mark Crescenzi, and Rebecca Kalmbach (current UNC undergraduate student), Economic Competition, Interdependence, and Territorial Conflict: The Case of the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands presented at the International Studies Association International Conference, Hong Kong, China. Mark Crescenzi, Stephen Gent, and Tricia Sullivan, Co-organizers, PSSI Workshop: The Impact of Intra-War Processes on Post-conflict Outcomes at the annual meeting of the Peace Science Society (International), South Bend, Indiana. Tricia Sullivan, Stephen Gent, and Mark Crescenzi, Arming for Allies: Wartime Military Assistance and Post-Conflict Cooperation presented at the annual meeting of the Peace Science Society (International), South Bend, Indiana.

7 October, 2018 Crescenzi 7 Invited Talk, Faculty Lecturer in Residence, Democracy and Conflict during Cruising the Face of Europe, sponsored by the General Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Delivered on the Amadeus Silver II, on the Danube while traveling through Slovakia. Invited Talk, Faculty Lecturer in Residence, What Causes War? during Cruising the Face of Europe, sponsored by the General Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Delivered on the Amadeus Silver II, on the Rhine while traveling through Germany. Mark Crescenzi and Kelly Kadera, Foreign Direct Investment as Foreign Democratic Investment: Does FDI Promote Democratic Survival? presented at the International Studies Association annual meeting, Atlanta, GA. Invited Talk, Reputation and Status on Diplomacy Brazilian Association for International Relations (ABRI), July 29-31, in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Mark Crescenzi and Stephen Gent, Buying Time: Delaying Conflict and Cooperation presented at the annual meeting of the Peace Science Society (International), Oxford, MS. Mark Crescenzi and Stephen Gent, In the Market: Economic Interdependence, Competition, and Compliance presented at the American Political Science Association annual meeting, San Francisco, CA. Invited Discussant, Deadly Threats/Changing the World: Terrorism & Human Rights in the Global Arena panel sponsored by the Conflict Processes, International Security, and International Security and Arms Control sections at the American Political Science Association annual meeting, San Francisco, CA. Mark Crescenzi and Kelly Kadera, Co-organizers, Shambaugh Workshop on Democratic Backsliding, University of Iowa, Iowa City. Kelly Kadera, Lindsay Reid (former UNC graduate student), Rachel Myrick (former UNC undergraduate student) and Mark Crescenzi, Global Contexts of Regime Change: Democratic Strength and the Conflict Environment presented at the Shambaugh Workshop on Democratic Backsliding, University of Iowa, Iowa City. Kelly Kadera, Lindsay Reid (former UNC graduate student) and Mark Crescenzi, Global War and Democratization presented at the annual meeting of the Peace Science Society (International), Knoxville, TN.

8 October, 2018 Crescenzi 8 Invited talk, "Regime Change and Conflict: the Impact of Democratic Community and the Conflict Environment at the Department of Political Science, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC. Stephen Gent, Mark Crescenzi, Elizabeth Menninga (former UNC graduate student) and Lindsay Reid (former UNC graduate student), The Reputation Trap of NGO Accountability presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL. Stephen Gent and Mark Crescenzi, Reputation and NGO Accountability: An Application to International Mediators presented at the American Political Science Association annual meeting, New Orleans, LA. Invited Talk, Reputation and NGO Accountability: An Application to International Mediators presented at the University of Illinois, Urbana, IL. Invited Talk, Conflict Processes: Five Lessons that Highlight the Underlying Mechanisms of Peace and Conflict. Delivered to the 24 th Marine Expeditionary Unit, sponsored by the Curriculum on Peace, War and Defense. Chapel Hill, NC. SELECTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO DISCIPLINE Treasurer (nominated), International Studies Association Co-Leader, Advocacy & Recognizing Achievements Group, What can men do to promote gender equality? section of the 2018 APSA Diversity and Inclusion Hackathon. External Reviewer for Promotion and Tenure Evaluations: agreed to ten in Councilor, American Political Science Association, Member, Auditing Committee, American Political Science Association Council, Member, Teaching and Learning Committee, American Political Science Association Council, Member, Finance Committee, International Studies Association, , Member, Nominating Committee, International Studies Association, Program Chair, Professional and Career Development section, Midwest Political Science Association annual meeting, 2015 President, Conflict Processes section, American Political Science Association,

9 October, 2018 Crescenzi 9 Member, Advisory Council for the Scientific Study of International Processes section of the International Studies Association, Editorial Board, American Journal of Political Science, 2009 to Editorial Board, International Studies Quarterly, 2008 to Editorial Board, Journal of Politics, 2008 to Host, Peace Science Society (International) Annual Meeting, at UNC, 2009 Program Chair: Scientific Studies of International Processes section. International Studies Association 2008 Annual Meeting. Program Chair, Conflict Processes section. Midwestern Political Science Association Selection Committee (Chair), Founders Medal Award, Peace Science Society (International) Panelist, National Science Foundation Dissertation Research Awards: Political Science. 2005, 2006 Councilor, Conflict Processes section: American Political Science Association, Councilor, Peace Science Society (International), Reviewer: American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Cambridge University Press, Conflict Management and Peace Science, Contemporary Security Policy, CQ Press, Cornell University Press, European Journal of International Relations, European Union Politics, International Interactions, International Organization, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Peace Research, Journal of Politics, Oxford University Press, Political Research Quarterly, National Science Foundation, Stanford University Press, World Politics SELECTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE WITHIN UNC- CHAPEL HILL Department Chair, Political Science, July 2017-Present Chair, Feasibility and Design Group for the Carolina Curriculum Revision sub-committee on Ideas, Information, and Inquiry Courses, 2017-present Member, Carolina Data Science Institute Provost s Working Group, 2018

10 October, 2018 Crescenzi 10 Co-leader, Carolina Data Science in the Social Sciences Dean s Working Group, 2018 Co-leader, Associate Professor Mentoring Workshop, Institute for the Arts and Humanities, 2018 Social Science Representative (elected), Administrative Board of the University Libraries, Acting Director of Graduate Studies, 2016 Departmental Mentoring Committee, Chair, Faculty Lecturer in Residence (invited), Cruising the Face of Europe, sponsored by the General Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Long Range Planning Committee, Department of Political Science, (chair in 2016) Development Coordinator, Department of Political Science, Internal Board Member, Institute for the Arts and Humanities, Board Member, Odum Institute, 2014-present Carnegie Scholars Internal Selection Committee, UNC, 2015 Field Chair, International Relations Subfield, Department of Political Science, Truman Scholars Internal Review Committee, 2008-present (Chair, , ) Associate Chair, Department of Political Science, Vice-Chair of Social Sciences, Research Coordinator, Department of Political Science, Summer School Coordinator, Department of Political Science, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Interviewer, 2012-present CCI Task Force, Peace War and Defense Curriculum Advisory Committee Field Chair, International Relations Subfield, Department of Political Science, Multidisciplinary Seed Grant Selection Committee, Odum Institute Sawyer Seminar Internal Review Committee, 2006 Co-Founder, Collective Violence and Conflict Resolution Research Group, 2004-present

11 October, 2018 Crescenzi 11 Campus-Y Advisory Board, Peace War and Defense Curriculum Review Committee DOCTORAL THESES ADVISED Long, Stephen, Cooperation under Duress: Explaining the Violation of International Agreements. Currently an Associate Professor at the University of Richmond. Kathman, Jacob, The Geopolitics of Civil War Intervention. Currently an Associate Professor at the University of Buffalo (SUNY). Kleinberg, Katja, Reputations in Economic Coercion: Explaining the Effectiveness of Sanctions Threats. Currently an Associate Professor at Binghamton University (SUNY). Wood, Reed M., Capabilities and Constraints: Explaining Insurgent Violence against Non- combatants in Civil War. Currently an Associate Professor at Arizona State University. Dittmeier, Christopher R., On the Capacity of Great Powers to Influence Nuclear Proliferation. Currently working in Washington D.C. Carpino, Christine Ann, Dynamic Opponents: Dissident Group Adaptation and Organizational Change Theories. Currently an Assistant Professor at Cedar Crest College, PA. Gibb III, Arthur, Implementing U.S. Security Strategy in the 21 st Century: A Three- Part Examination of the Evolving Objectives, Tools, and Institutions of American Foreign and Security Policy. Currently teaching at the United States Naval Academy. Best, Rebecca (co-advisor), Negotiation in the Shadow of an Extremist Threat: Insurgencies and the Commitment Problem. Currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri, Kansas-City, MO. Watt, Christian, Explaining the Efficacy of Post-War Strategic Partnerships between the United States and its Former Adversaries. Currently the Associate Dean at the Air War College, Montgomery, Alabama. Reid, Lindsay, Generating a Quality Peace: Negotiated Settlements and Governments' Respect for Rights in the Wake of Civil War. Currently an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Davis. Williams, Rob, in progress

12 October, 2018 Crescenzi 12 Donahue, Bailee, in progress Velarde, Bryan, in progress MASTERS THESES ADVISED Long, Stephen, Time Present and Time Past: Rivalry and the Duration of Interstate Wars. Van Liere, Adam, Domestic Forces, Economic Interdependence, and International Conflict. Kathman, Jacob, Third Party Intervention in Civil War: The Relative Effectiveness of Intervention Type Moss, Derran, The Privatization of Military Force Kleinberg, Katja, Stopping the Decline, Winning the Peace: Does Preventive War Work? Carpino, Christine, The economics of intervention: How Economic Salience Influences the Choice to Intervene. Wood, Reed, Caught in the Vice: Sanctions Regimes and State Repression of Human Rights in Developing Nations. Best, Rebecca, Negotiation with Terrorist Organizations. Chang, Kiyoung, Sleeping with the Enemy: Winning Coalitions against Within-Group Power Transitions and Unstable Civil War Settlements. Kwon, Bo Ram, Reputations, Commitment Problems, and Partisan Third Party Interventions. Gibb, Art, Arms for Reforms: The Effectiveness of U.S. Military Assistance at Encouraging Human Rights Reforms. Dittmeier, Chris, A Steadying Hand or a Strike in the Night: Proliferation, Preemption, and Intervention in the Nuclearization of Second-Tier States. Watt, Christian, Economic Implications of Postwar Strategic Partnership between the United States and Its Former Adversaries. Reid, Lindsay, Examining Leverage in Civil War Mediation: a Dynamic Theory of Mediator Leverage.

13 October, 2018 Crescenzi 13 Foster, Lee, Reputations for Conflict and the formation of Preferential Trade Agreements. Cilizoglu, Menevis, Do Intergovernmental Organizations Pacify or Facilitate Sanctioning Behavior? Williams, Jay Robert, All Politics is Local: How Spatial Politics Shapes Conflict. Donahue, Bailee, Outsourcing Counter-insurgency: State Investment in Pro Government Militias as a Response to Rebel Capacity Bird, Krystal, 2017 (Global Studies). The Bilateral Impact of Nuclear Agreements Between the United States and Russia UNDERGRADUATE HONORS THESES ADVISED 2000: Demske, Phil 2001: Cowley, Jason; Irvin, Christy (International Studies); Smith, Seagrumn (PWAD) 2003: Younger, Theresa (PWAD) 2004: Fitzpatrick, Justin 2005: Campbell, Jud; Ferruccio, Uriah; Jang, Heeyong; Tinti, Peter 2008: Craig, Matthew; Love, Sean 2012: Grady, Alison (PWAD); Smith, Brad 2013: Hiers, Scott; Howard-Williams, Mara (Asian Studies); Myrick, Rachel 2014: Sturkey, Anna 2015: Palmer, Graham 2016: Walsh, Corie (PWAD) 2017: Irby, Paul; Ponton, Noah (PWAD) 2018: Rachel Nixon