ALFRED COOPER DRURY May 17, 2018

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1 University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri ALFRED COOPER DRURY May 17, 2018 Education Positions Ph.D., Arizona State University, Political Science (1997) Dissertation: Economic Sanctions and Presidential Decisions (Chair: Stephen G. Walker) M.A., Michigan State University, International Relations (1992) B.A., Michigan State University, Political Science (1990) Associate Dean present. College of Arts & Science, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Chair Department of Political Science, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Professor Present. Department of Political Science and Truman School of Public Affairs, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Program Chair International Studies Association. Editor-in-Chief Foreign Policy Analysis. Associate Professor Department of Political Science, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Associate Professor Truman School of Public Affairs. University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Assistant Professor Department of Political Science, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. Assistant Professor Department of Political Science, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL. Tower Fellow The John G. Tower Center for Political Studies, Department of Political Science, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX 1

2 Publications (Books) Economic Sanctions and Presidential Decisions: Models of Political Rationality New York: Palgrave (Advances in Foreign Policy Analysis series). Sanctions as Economic Statecraft: Theory and Practice. (Co-edited with Steve Chan) London: Macmillan/St. Martin s (International Political Economy series). Publications (Textbooks) IR: Introduction to International Relations. Third Edition. (with James Scott and Ralph Carter) Washington, DC: CQ Press. IR: Introduction to International Relations. Second Edition. (with James Scott and Ralph Carter) Boston: Cengage. IR: Introduction to International Relations. (with James Scott and Ralph Carter) Boston: Cengage. Journal Special Issue Presidential Issue: Exploring Peace. (With Thomas Guarrieri and Amanda Murdie) International Studies Review. Publications (Articles) Leverage, Diplomacy, and Sexual Minority Rights in Africa: The cases of Malawi and Zambia compared (With Michael Wahman). Forthcoming. Journal of Human Rights. Introduction: Exploring Peace. (With Thomas Guarrieri and Amanda Murdie) International Studies Review. 19: 1-5. Neo-Kantianism and Coercive Diplomacy: The Complex Case of Economic Sanctions. (With Patrick James and Dursun Peksen) International Interactions. Media-driven Humanitarianism? News Media Coverage of Human Rights Abuses and the Use of Economic Sanctions. (With Dursun Peksen and Tim Peterson) International Studies Quarterly. How Democracy Facilitates South Korean Interest in Free Trade Agreements. (With Jonathan Krieckhaus and Chika Yamamoto) Korea Observer. 45:

3 Publications Continued (Articles) Women and Economic Statecraft: The Negative Impact International Economic Sanctions Visit on Women. (With Dursun Peksen) European Journal of International Relations. National Missile Defense and (Dis)Satisfaction. (With Stephen Quackenbush) Journal of Peace Research. 48: Sanctioning Violence: The Effect of Third-Party Economic Coercion on Militarized Conflict. (With Tim Peterson) Journal of Conflict Resolution. 55: Political Duplicity: A Reply to Professor Jonathan Sullivan (With Yitan Li and Pat James) Journal of East Asian Studies. 11: Coercive or Corrosive: The Negative Impact of Economic Sanctions on Democracy. (With Dursun Peksen) International Interactions. 36: Pretty Prudent or Rhetorically Responsive? The American Public s Support for Military Action. (With Adrian Ang, Yitan Li, and Marvin Overby) Political Research Quarterly. 63: Diversionary Dragons or Talking Tough In Taipei : Sino-Taiwanese Relations in the New Millennium. (With Pat James and Yitan Li) Journal of East Asian Studies. 9: Economic Sanctions and Political Repression: Assessing the Impact of Coercive Diplomacy on Political Freedoms. (With Dursun Peksen) Human Rights Review. 10(3): Democratic Sanctions: The Connection Between the Democratic Peace and Economic Sanctions. (With Dan Cox) Journal of Peace Research. 43(6): U.S. Economic Sanction Threats against China: Failing to Leverage Better Human Rights. (With Yitan Li) Foreign Policy Analysis. 2(4): Corruption, Democracy, and Economic Growth. (With Jonathan Krieckhaus and Michael Lusztig) International Political Science Review. 27(2): The Politics of Humanitarian Assistance: U.S. Foreign Disaster Aid, (With Richard S. Olson and Douglas A. Van Belle) Journal of Politics. 67(5):

4 Publications Continued (Articles) Threatening Sanctions When Engagement Would Be More Effective: Attaining Better Human Rights in China. (With Yitan Li) International Studies Perspectives. 5: Consistent or Ad Hoc: The U.S. Foreign Policy on China-Taiwan Relations Pacific Focus. 16: Patterns of Internal Migration During the Russian Transition. (With Steve Wegren) Journal of Communist Studies and Transitional Politics. 17: Sanctions as Coercive Diplomacy: The U.S. President s Decision to Initiate Economic Sanctions Political Research Quarterly. 54: U.S. Presidents and the Use of Economic Sanctions Presidential Studies Quarterly. 30: Revisiting Economic Sanctions Reconsidered Journal of Peace Research. 35: [Reprinted in The Economics of Conflict, Todd Sandler and Keith Hartley, editors Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing.] Disasters and Political Unrest: A Quantitative Investigation. (With Richard S. Olson) Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management. 6: Un-Therapeutic Communities: A Cross-National Analysis of Post-Disaster Political Unrest. (With Richard S. Olson) International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters. 15: American Health Care: Myths and Realities. (With Vladimir Shlapentokh and Eric Dammann) Journal of Health and Social Policy. 6: Publications (Chapters) Economic Sanctions and Women s Status in Target Countries Handbook of Gender in World Politics, Steans, Jill and Daniela Tepe-Belfrage, editors. Oxford: Edward Elgar. Economic Sanctions and International Democracy Promotion. (With Dursun Peksen) Liberal Interventionism and Democracy Promotion, Dursun Peksen, editor. Lexington Books/Rowman and Littlefield. 4

5 Publications continued (Chapters) Awards Sanctioning for Democracy. (With Dursun Peksen) Democratic Peace in Theory and Practice, Steven W. Hook, editor. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press. Economic Sanctions and Operational Code Analysis: The Influence of Beliefs on Less Acute Forms of Coercion Chapter in Beliefs and Leadership in World Politics, Stephen G. Walker and Mark Schafer, editors. New York: Palgrave (Advances in Foreign Policy Analysis series). Ambiguity and U.S. Foreign Policy on China-Taiwan Relations Chapter in Conflict in Asia: Korea, China-Taiwan, and India-Pakistan, Uk Heo and Shale Horowitz, editors. New York: Praeger. How and Whom the U.S. President Sanctions: A Time-Series Cross-Section Analysis of U.S. Sanction Decisions and Characteristics Chapter in Sanctions as Economic Statecraft: Theory and Practice, Steve Chan and Cooper Drury, editors. Sanctions as Statecraft: An Overview (With Steve Chan). Chapter in Sanctions as Economic Statecraft: Theory and Practice, Steve Chan and Cooper Drury, editors. Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring Award, 2016, International Studies Association- Midwest. Quincy Wright Distinguished Scholar Award, 2013, International Studies Association- Midwest. Frank Klingberg Best Faculty Paper Award, 2009, International Studies Association- Midwest. Frank Klingberg Best Faculty Paper Award, 2006, International Studies Association- Midwest. Gold Chalk Award, 2006, for graduate student mentorship, Graduate Professional Council, University of Missouri. Frank Klingberg Best Faculty Paper Award, 2004, International Studies Association- Midwest. 5

6 Doctoral Students Grants Student Year Graduated Position Yasemin Akbaba 2006 Gettysburg College Ozgur Ozdamar 2006 Bilkent University Zeynep Taydas 2006 Clemson University Enyu Zhang 2006 Seattle University Balkan Devlen 2007 Ismir University of Economics Dursun Peksen 2008 University of Memphis Jerome Venteicher 2009 Defense Intelligence Agency Imran Demir 2009 Marmara University Tim Peterson 2010 University of South Carolina Xiaohong Sarah Xu 2011 Foreign Affairs College Matt Moore 2011 University of Central Oklahoma Agnes Simon 2012 Saginaw Valley State University Michael Rudy 2012 Truman State University Jeremy Bowling 2015 University of Utah Travis Ernst 2016 Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Chris Patane 2016 University of Missouri Chika Yamamoto 2016 Texas A&M Kingsville Jeff King 2017 American University of Sharjah Colton Heffington 2017 Santa Clara University Thomas Guarrieri 2017 National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism Jessica Anderson 2017 University of Louisiana-Monroe Bimal Adhikari 2018 Nazarbayev University Sanctions and African LGBT Rights: Analyzing Third-party Effects, University of Missouri Research Council Grant, 2016, (total award: $9,969) Academy of Korean Studies Grant, , (laboratory team member; total award: $1,325,000; University of Missouri portion: $95,000) [award declined]. Winning Coalitions, Parliaments, and War, University of Missouri Research Council Grant, 2013, (total award: $2,410). University of Missouri Research Council Leave,

7 Grants Continued Service Beneficial Engagement and Costly Coercion: The Impacts of U.S. Democracy Assistance and Economic Sanctions on Democratization, University of Missouri Research Council Grant, 2009, (total award: $4,845). The Gendered Consequences of Economic Sanctions, University of Missouri Research Council Grant, 2007, (total award: $4,155). U.S. Economic Sanction Threats Against China: MFN and Human Rights, University of Missouri Research Council Grant, 2004, (total award: $5,171). Southern Illinois University Summer Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship, 2001 (total award: $9,711) [award declined]. Southern Illinois University College of Liberal Arts Dean s Appreciation Award, 2000 (total award: $500). NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates Grant, 1999, (Co-Principal Investigator with Richard S. Olson; total award: $10,000). The John G. Tower Fellowship, , Tower Center for Political Studies, Southern Methodist University (total award: $90,000). NSF Grant CMS , 1998, (Co-Principal Investigator with Richard S. Olson; total award: $197,273). NSF Grant CMS , 1997, (Co-applicant senior associate with Richard S. Olson, Ron Perry, and Vince Gawronski; total award: $218,902). Graduate College Travel Award, Arizona State University, Graduate Academic Scholarship, Arizona State University, 1992 through Task Force on Academic Program Analysis, Enhancement and Opportunities, (Co-Chair). International Studies Association, Publications Committee,

8 Service Continued University of Missouri Intercampus Faculty Council, Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on Title IX, (Chair). Chair s Council, (Chair). International Studies Association, Executive Committee, ; University of Missouri, Faculty Council University of Missouri Writing Board, , (Chair). College of Arts and Science Undergraduate Scholarship Committee, University of Missouri Committee for Undergraduate Education, Department of Political Science Executive Committee, , , , Department of Political Science Hiring Committee, (co-chair), , , Department of Political Science Graduate Studies Committee, , , , Department of Political Science Lectures Committee, , , (Chair), (Chair), Department of Political Science Computing Committee, 2004, , , Faculty Advisor, Political Science Graduate Student Association, , , , , , , Editorial Board Member. Foreign Policy Analysis, President. Foreign Policy Analysis Section, American Political Science Association, Editorial Board Member. International Studies Perspectives, ,

9 Service Continued Program Chair. Foreign Policy Analysis Section, American Political Science Association, Member, International Studies Association Professional Development Committee, College of Arts and Science Faculty Responsibility Committee, , Editorial Board Member. International Studies Review, President. International Studies Association-Midwest, Program Chair. International Studies Association-Midwest, President. Foreign Policy Analysis Section, International Studies Association, Program Chair. Foreign Policy Analysis Section, International Studies Association, At-Large Officer/Frank Klingberg Paper Competition Chair. International Studies Association-Midwest, At-Large Officer/Alexander George Paper Competition Chair. Foreign Policy Analysis Section, International Studies Association, Editor. Foreign Policy Analysis Notes. Foreign Policy Analysis Section, International Studies Association, Professional Consulting Managing Consultant. Insurance Friends of the National Hurricane Center Project. International Hurricane Center. Miami, FL (October 1998-December 1998). Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation Consultant. USAID/Office for Foreign Disaster Assistance, Washington D.C. and San Jose, Costa Rica. Contracts held with Basic Health Management, Partners with America, and OFDA: San Jose, Costa Rica and Arizona State University (June, 1995; January August 1996; January, 1997-December, 1997; May, 1998-September, 1999) Miami, FL (September 23, 1996-October 4, 1996) 9

10 Conference Presentations and Service Available on request. 10