M. A., Political Science (First Class First Honor), Tribhuvan University, Katmandu, Nepal (2001).

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1 Assistant Research Professor Associate Director of Peace Accord Matrix (PAM) Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies University of Notre Dame 331 Hesburgh Center Notre Dame, IN Phone: Education Ph.D., Political Science, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas (May 2010). Dissertation: Post-Civil War Democratization: Domestic and International Factors in Movement toward and Away from Democracy in Post-Civil War States. M. A., Political Science (First Class First Honor), Tribhuvan University, Katmandu, Nepal (2001). International Experience on Conflict Resolutions (Ongoing) Mediation/Facilitation Resource Person (Nepal, the Philippines, Myanmar, Syria, Colombia and South Sudan). Presented and provided policy briefing papers on various issues (i.e. Constitution Writing, National Unity Government and Integration and Rehabilitation of former combatants, Third-party Verification, education reform etc.) to facilitate ongoing peace negotiations and implementation of peace agreements. Teaching Comparative Peace Processes (Fall 2012, 2011), Study of Politics (Fall 2007) M.A. Thesis Advisor/Reader Nuwan Herath Mudiyanselage, 2013 (Advisor) Shashi Regmi, 2014 (Reader) Previous Work Experience Peace Research Assistant, Department of Political Science, University of North Texas, August December 2009). Teaching Fellow, Department of Political Science, University of North Texas, instructor for PSCI 2300 The Study of Politics (required undergraduate research methods class) Fall Forthcoming and Accepted Articles/Book Chapters (Peer Reviewed) Equal authorship in coauthored articles 1. Joshi, Madhav and Erik Melander. Explaining Demobilization in the Wake of Civil Conflict. Peacebuilding. 2. Joshi, Madhav, Sung Yong Lee and Roger Mac Ginty. Built-in Safeguards and the Implementation of Civil War Peace Accords. International Interactions.

2 3. Joshi, Madhav and J. Michael Quinn. Implementing Peace: The Aggregate Implementation of Comprehensive Peace Agreements and Peace Duration after Intrastate Armed Conflict. British Journal of Political Science. DOI: /S Published Peer Reviewed Journal Articles/ Book Chapters (Peer Reviewed) 1. Joshi, Madhav and Jason Michael Quinn Who Kills Whom The micro-dynamics of civilian targeting in civil war. Social Science Research 63: Joshi, Madhav, Erik Melander and J. Michael Quinn Sequencing the Peace: How the Order of Peace Agreement Implementation Can Reduce the Destabilizing Effects of Post-Accord Elections. Journal of Conflict Resolution 61(1): Sung Yong Lee, Roger Mac Ginty, and Social Peace versus Security Peace. Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations. 22(4) pp Lederach, John Paul, and J. Michael Quinn Investigación y práctica sobre procesos de paz Treinta y cuatro acuerdos de paz en el mundo in Denis Alberto Torres Perez eds. La Rama de Olivo. Una Cultura de Paz Global Martin Luther King UPOLI Institute (in Spanish). 5. Joshi, Madhav and Jason Michael Quinn Watch and Learn: Spillover Effects of Peace Accord Implementation on Non-Signatories, Research and Politics 3(1) DOI: / Quinn, Jason Michael and Global Trends in Intrastate Peace Agreement Implementation in David Backer, Paul Huth and Ravi Bhavani eds. Peace and Conflic Routledge. Pp Joshi, Madhav Comprehensive Peace Agreement Implementation and Reduction in Neonatal, Infant and Under-5 Mortality Rates in Post-Armed Conflict States, BioMed Central: International Health and Human Rights 15:27 DOI: /s Joshi, Madhav, Jason Michael Quinn and Pat Regan Annualized Implementation Data on Intrastate Comprehensive Peace Accords, Journal of Peace Research 52(4): Joshi, Madhav and Subodh R. Pyakurel Individual-Level Data on the Victims of Nepal s Civil War, : A New Dataset. International Interactions 41(3): Joshi, Madhav and J. Michael Quinn Is the Sum Greater than the Parts? The Terms of Intrastate Peace Agreements and the Commitment Problem Revisited. Negotiation Journal 31(1)7-30. Cited/quoted in NY Times article on 16 September 2016; Cited/quoted Public Radio International on 24 October Joshi, Madhav Post-Accord Political Violence, Elections and Peace Processes: Evidence from Nepal. Civil Wars 16(3): Joshi, Madhav, Sung Yong Lee and Roger Mac Ginty Just How Liberal is the Liberal Peace. International Peacekeeping 21(3): Joshi, Madhav Livelihood Coping Mechanisms, Local Intelligence, and the Pattern of Violence during the Maoist Insurgency in Nepal. Terrorism and Political Violence. 25(5):

3 14. Joshi, Madhav UN Peacekeeping, Democratic Process and the Durability of Peace after Civil Wars. International Studies Perspectives 14(3): Cited/quoted in Bloomberg News 26 August Joshi, Madhav Inclusive Institutions and Stability of Transition toward Democracy in Post-Civil War States. Democratization 20(4): Joshi, Madhav and John Darby Introducing the Peace Accords Matrix (PAM): A Database of Comprehensive Peace Agreements and their Implementation, Peacebuilding 1(2): Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos mentioned the PAM research work in his Nobel Peace Prize Speech. The work was also cited and quoted in the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten (10 December 2016). 17. Joshi, Madhav and J. Michael Quinn Disarmament and Demobilisation in Comparative Perspective: Patterns and Policy Recommendations (Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Centre (NOREF). 18. Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Civil War Settlements, Size of Governing Coalition and Durability of Peace in the Post- Civil War States. International Interactions 37(4): Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Peasants, Patrons, and Parties: The Tension between Clientelism and Democracy in Nepal. International Studies Quarterly 55(1): Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Land Tenure, Democracy, and Patterns of Violence during the Maoist Insurgency in Nepal, Social Science Quarterly 91(4): Joshi, Madhav Post-Civil War Democratization: Promotion of Democracy in Post- Civil War States, Democratization 17(5): Joshi, Madhav Between Clientelistic Dependency and Liberal Market Economy: Rural Support for Maoist Insurgency in Nepal. in The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal: Dynamics and Growth in the 21st Century, eds. Mahendra Lawoti and Anup Pahari, London: Routledge. 23. Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Between Democracy and Revolution: Peasant Support for Insurgency versus Democracy in Nepal. Journal of Peace Research Research 45(6): Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Land Tenure, Democracy, and Insurgency in Nepal: Peasant Support for Insurgency versus Democracy in Nepal. Asian Survey 47(3): Non- Peer Reviewed Journal 25. Joshi, Madhav Dynamism of Civil War Duration: Why do Some Civil Wars Last Long? Readings on Governance and Development (6): Joshi, Madhav Democracy s Effect on Economic Development: A Theoretical Debate Readings on Governance and Development (4): Conflict Resolutions relevant Policy Publications (Equal authorship in coauthored articles) 1. Amnistías sin punto final (with Francisco Diez and J. Michael Quinn) 4 October 2015 (El Pais Spain s Daily News Paper) 3

4 2. Ejemplos Para Seguir, Reconciliación Colombia (with Francisco Diez and J. Michael Quinn) 16 March 2014 (in Spanish). 3. Give Peace Talks a Chance: Kerry's Plan to End the War in Syria, Foreign Affairs (with J. Michael Quinn) 21 May Settling Syria: Why a Negotiated Peace is Possible -- And Likely, Foreign Affairs (with J. Michael Quinn) 6 February The Peace Accords Matrix (with John Darby). Peace Policy, Integration of ex-combatants: Learning from other peace processes. Republica, May 2, 2011, Kathmandu, Nepal (with John Paul Lederach and John Darby). 7. Constitution drafting in Nepal: Learning from other peace processes. Republica, May 3, 2011, Kathmandu, Nepal (with John Paul Lederach and John Darby). 8. Power-sharing in Nepal: Learning from other peace processes. Republica, May 4, 2011, Kathmandu, Nepal (with John Paul Lederach and John Darby). Works under Review 1. Joshi, Madhav and Peter Wallensteen. After the End of Civil War: Finding the Dimensions of Quality Peace (edited volume). Revise and Resubmit Oxford University Press. 2. Joshi, Madhav and Jason Michael Quinn. Civil War Termination and Foreign Direct Investment. 3. Mac Ginty, Roger, and Sung Yong Lee. Liberal Peace Implementation and Durability of Post-war Peace. 4. Quinn, Jason Michael and. Factors Affecting Aggregate Implementation of Comprehensive Intrastate Peace Agreements: Framework and Analysis. 5. Joshi, Madhav, Erik Melander and Jason Michael Quinn. CPA implementation and reduction in all forms of violence. Current Working Projects 1. Refugee problem (with Jason Quinn). 2. State repressive violence and quality peace following civil war (with Jason Michael Quinn). 3. Third Parties and Political Contestation in Domestic Armed Conflicts (with Johannes Karreth, Jason Quinn and Jaroslav Tir). Invited Presentation/Guest Lecture Class/Campus Presentations 1. Kroc Institute Ph.D. Seminar on International Peacebuilding (David A Hooker) on Colombian Peace Process aftermath of No Vote (Fall 2016). 2. Kroc Institute Undergraduate Senior Peace Studies Seminar (Ernesto Verdeja) on PAM Research Programs (Fall 2016). 3. Kroc Institute Ph.D. Seminar on International Peace Research (Peter Wallensteen) on PAM Research Programs (Fall 2016). 4. Kroc Institute Ph.D. Seminar on International Peace Research (Peter Wallensteen) on PAM Research Programs (Fall 2015). 5. Kellogg Institute for International Studies talk on Peace Accords Matrix Project. 5 March

5 6. Kroc Institute M.A. Policy Advocacy Seminar (David Cortright) on peace agreement design, implementation and mediation support. Spring Kroc Institute Undergraduate Peace Studies class (Atalia Omar) on peace agreement design, implementation and mediation support. Spring Kroc Institute Ph.D. Seminar on Peace Research (Asher Kaufman) on Peace Accords Matrix: Research and Practice. Fall Kroc Institute Ph.D. Seminar on Peace Research (George Lopez) on peace agreement design and implementation. Fall Kroc Institute M.A. Policy Advocacy Seminar (David Cortright) on peace process and peace agreement. Spring Presentation to policy communities 1. Hope International Development Agency (Myanmar) on Myanmar s ongoing peace process in comparative perspective, October 2016, Yangon, Myanmar. 2. USAID, Asia Foundation and Nepal Transition to Peace (NTTP) on Political settlements in post-conflict societies: the Nepal experience, June, 2014, Kathmandu, Nepal. 3. United States Institute of Peace on Peace Accords Matrix, 21 February Swiss Foreign Ministry and Nepal Transition to Peace on Stalemates in Nepal s CPA implementation Notre Dame, IN April 23-27, Swiss Foreign Ministry & Nepal Transition to Peace (NTTP) on Contentious Issues in Nepal s Peace Process: Constitution Writing, National Unity Government and Integration and Rehabilitation of former combatants, Zurich, Feb , Norwegian Embassy and the Presidential Advisors on the Peace Process (OPPAP) on Facilitating Peace Process in the Philippines: Ceasefire, Transitional Mechanism, Thirdparty Verification, Governance and Socio-Economic Reforms Pasig City, July 7-8, Conferences/Workshops Organized 1. Conference on Quality Peace: The Role of Third Parties and the Search for Indicators, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame, May 3-5, 2012 (, Peter Wallensteen, Erik Melander and John Darby). 2. Workshop on Quality Peace: The Role of Third Parties and the Search for Indicators, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame, November 7-9, 2010 (, Peter Wallensteen, Erik Melander and John Darby). Grant Activities 1. Engaged Barometer: Supporting Implementation of the Colombian Peace Accord ; State Department s Bureay of Conflict and Stabilization Office ($1,227,089; Lead PI David Cortright, Co-PIs, and Jason Michael Quinn). Sepetember December Peace Accords Matrix Colombian Barometer for Implementation Support ; Humanity United ($150,000; October September 2017; Lead PI David Cortright, Co-PIs, and Jason Michael Quinn). 3. Support to Colombian Peace Process ; Humanity United ($150,000; May April 2017; Lead PI David Cortright, Co-PIs, and Jason Michael Quinn). 5

6 6 4. Impact Evaluation of Child Friendly Local Governance (CFLG) Initiative in Nepal (NDIGD initiatives involving Tulsi Baul; Lila Khatiwada; Nepal s National Labor Academy (2016). 5. Peace Accords Matrix Project. Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (with John paul Lederach and J. Michael Quinn). Not Funded. 6. Post-conflict society and foreign aid in Nepal. US Global Development Lab. (with Lila K. Khatiwada, Juan Carlos Guzman and Prakash Bhattarai, NDIGD). October Not funded. 7. Mapping National Dialogue Structures in Intrastate Peace Processes. Berghof Foundation (with John Paul Lederach and J. Michael Quinn). June Shortlisted, Not awarded. 8. Political Settlements Research: Towards Open and Inclusive Settlements. DFID. (with Karl DeRouen and others). Not asked to submit full proposal. June Building a dataset of Conflict Victims of the Maoist Insurgency in Nepal, February 13, 1996 November 21, Faculty Research Grant, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies for a project (US$ 5,000), Peace Accords Implementation Dataset. National Science Foundation (with Erik Melander,, Jason Quinn, Patrick M Regan, Peter Wallensteen). August Not Funded. Workshops and Other Relevant Academic Training 1. Summer Workshop on Teaching about Terrorism (SWOTT), University of Oklahoma, OK, July 10-July 19 (2007). 2. Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), Seminar on Maximum Likelihood Estimation (2006). 3. Summer Seminar on Democracy, Development and Violent Group in Conflict, jointly organized by Tulane University and International Center for Ethnic Studies, Kandy, Sri Lanka, June 28 - July 15, Conference Presentations 1. Karreth, Johannes,, Jason Quinn and Jaroslav Tir Third Parties and Political Dontestation in Domestic Armed Conflict. Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, PA, September 1-4, J. Michael Quinn and. State Repressive Violence and Quality Peace Following Civil War. International Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, March, , Erik Melander, and J. Michael Quinn Systemic Peace, Multiple Terminations, and a Trend towards Long-Term Civil War Reduction. International Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, March, & J. Michael Quinn Peace Dividend: Comprehensive Peace Agreement Implementation and Foreign Direct Investment in Post-Conflict States. Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL) April 16-19, & J. Michael Quinn Who Kills Who? Connecting Victim to Perpetrator in the Killing of Civilians in Civil War. Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL) April 16-19, 2015.

7 6. J. Michael Quinn and Factors Affecting Aggregate Implementation of Comprehensive Intrastate Peace Agreements: Framework and Analysis. Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL) April 3-6, Joshi, Madhav and J. Michael Quinn Implementing the Peace: Aggregate Implementation of Accords and the Recurrence of Armed Conflict. International Studies Association Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada, March, J. Michael Quinn and When do Governments Implement Civil War Peace Agreements? Examining 51 Provisions Across 34 Agreements since Poster Presented at the Peace Science Society (International), Knoxville, TN, October 25-26, Joshi, Madhav and J. Michael Quinn Peace Accord Provisional Comprehensiveness and Civil War Recurrence, Paper Presented at the American Political Science Association (APSA) Annual Conference, Chicago (IL), August 29 - September 1, J. Michael Quinn and The Importance of Process in Peace Processes: Bargaining Theory and Civil War Recurrence, Paper Presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL). 11. Joshi, Madhav Third-Party Military Intervention and Democracy Promotion in Post-Civil War States, Paper Presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL). 12. Joshi, Madhav Tragedy of Borrowers: Livelihood Coping Mechanisms, Local Intelligence, and the Pattern of Violence during the Maoist Insurgency in Nepal. Paper Presented at the International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA. 13. Joshi, Madhav, and John Darby Introducing the Peace Accords Matrix (PAM): A Database of Comprehensive Peace Agreements and their Implementation, Paper Presented at the International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA. 14. Joshi, Madhav Effects of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations on Post-Civil War Democracy and Peacebuilding. Paper Presented at the International Studies Association Convention, Montreal, Canada. 15. Joshi, Madhav Logic of Use of Post-Accord Violence and Its Effect on Peacebuilding. Paper presented at the Southern Political Science Conference, New Orleans, LA, January 6-8, Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Balance of Power, Size of Governing Coalition and Durability of Peace in the Post-Civil War States. Paper presented at the International Studies Association Convention, New Orleans. 17. Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Peasants, Patrons, and Parties: The Tension between Clientelism and Democracy in Nepal. Paper presented at the International Studies Association Convention, New York. 18. Joshi, Madhav Survival of Post-Civil War Democratic Transition, Paper presented at the Southern Political Science Conference, New Orleans, LA. 19. Joshi, Madhav Post-Civil War Democratization: Promotion of Democracy in Post- Civil War States, Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, San Francisco, California. 20. Joshi, Madhav Post-Civil War Democratization: Promotion of Democracy in Post- Civil War States. Paper presented at the Southern Political Science Conference, New Orleans, LA. 21. Joshi, Madhav and T. David Mason Control Over Political Resource and State Repression: Statistical Analysis of Death Squads in Nepal, Paper presented at the Southern Political Science Conference, New Orleans, LA. 7

8 22. Joshi, Madhav Pragmatic Ideologues: The Conflict of Strategic and Normative Interests in the Promotion of Democracy in Post-Civil-War States. Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association in Chicago, IL. 23. Aubone, Amber, and Dasha Radin The Impact of Structural Adjustment Loans and Trade on Civil War Duration. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association in Chicago, IL, April. Departmental Services 1. Policy Studies Committee (2016- ) 2. MA Admission Committee ( ) 3. Member Kroc Institute Research Committee (Fall 2010-Fall 2012). 4. MA Program Advisory Committee, Kroc Institute, University of Notre Dame (Fall 2010) 5. Political Economy Faculty Search Committee Member, University of North Texas, Political Science Dept. (2007). 6. International Relations and Comparative Politics Senior Faculty Search Committee Member, University of North Texas, Political Science Dept. (2007). Other Professional Activities 1. Panel chair and discussant. Peace Durability. Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL) April 16-19, Panel chair. State Capacity: Causes and Effects. Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago (IL) April 16-19, Participant and discussant in Governance and Quality Peace Workshop (jointly organized by the Kroc Institute and One Earth Future Foundation) November, Panel chair and discussant. Post-conflict Institution-building. International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA, 2-6 April, Participant and discussant in a Workshop on Governance, Democracy, and Peace (organized by One Earth Future Foundation and Kroc Institute s David Cortright at Yale University) 4 June Organizer of Conference on Quality Peace: The Role of Third Parties and the Search for Indicators (Kroc Institute, University of Notre Dame) 3-5 May Panel Chair, Post-Agreement Security", Conference on Quality Peace: The Role of Third Parties and the Search for Indicators (Kroc Institute, University of Notre Dame) 3-5 May Panel Chair, International Law and Terrorism. International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA, 1-4 April, Panel Chair, Post-Agreement Security", Workshop on Quality Peace: The Role of Third Parties and the Search for Indicators (Kroc Institute, University of Notre Dame, November 2010). Academic Recognitions and Medals 1. Sam B. McAlister Award for Outstanding Graduate Student in Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of North Texas, Mahendra Vidya Bhushan (King s Medal); conferred on National Education Day by His Majesty the King of Nepal for securing the first class first position in Master s degree in Political Science (2002). 8

9 3. Bada Kazi Marichman Singh Pradhan Gold Medal; conferred on Graduation Day by Prochancellor of Tribhuvan University for securing the first class first position in Master s degree in Political Science (2001). 4. Lalit Chand Medal; conferred on Graduation Day by Pro-chancellor of Tribhuvan University for securing the first class first position in Master s degree in Political Science (2001). Scholarships, Awards and Grants 1. Received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Presidential Advisor on the Peace Process, Office of the President, Philippines for serving as a resource person in the Peace Accords Matrix Discussion Forum July 7-8, Nominated by the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies to present a paper titled Peasants, Patrons, and Parties: The Tension between Clientelism and Democracy in Nepal. at the SACNAS National conference to be held at the Sheraton Hotel, Dallas, TX October 15-18, International Studies Association Travel Grant to present a paper at the Annual Meeting of International Studies Association Annual Convention, 2009, 2010 and UNT College of Arts and Science Graduate Student Support Grant from Dean s Office to present a paper at the Annual Meeting of International Studies Association Annual Convention, UNT Political Science Department Travel Grant to present a paper at the Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, Southern Political Science Association Prestage-Cook Travel Award to present a paper at the Southern Political Science Association Annual Conference, UNT Political Science Departmental Grant for Doctoral Student, (Spring 2007). 8. UNT Political Science Department Travel Grant to present a paper at the Southern Political Science Association Conference, Multicultural Scholastic Award, University of North Texas ( ). 10. General Academic Scholarship, University of Texas ( ). 11. Department of Political Science, University of North Texas ICPSR Scholarship, UNT Political Science Department Travel Grant to present a paper at the Midwest Political Science Conference, Student Government Association (SGA) Travel Grant to present a paper at the Midwest Political Science Conference, Aileen Andrew Scholarships for Peace Studies Internships ($1,000) for internship with International Center for Ethnic Studies, Sri Lanka UNT Political Science Department Travel Grant to participate seminar on Democracy, Development and Violent Group in Conflict jointly organized by Tulane University and International Center for Ethnic Studies, Kandy, Sri Lanka (2004). 16. Graduate Student Council Scholarship, University of North Texas ( ). 17. Embassy of Japan, Katmandu Nepal travel award to Japan to participate youth program organized by Foreign Ministry of Japan (2001). Journal Reviewer American Political Science Review American Journal of Political Science International Security Journal of Politics 9 Journal of Peace Research Political Research Quarterly International Studies Quarterly Journal of Conflict Resolutions

10 Perspective on Politics Peace and Change Development Studies Defence and Peace Economics Conflict Management and Peace Science International Negotiation Social Science Research Comparative Political Studies Negotiation Journal International Interactions Policy Studies Peacebuilding Civil War Professional Affiliations Member of American Political Science Association Member of Peace Science Society Member of International Studies Association Member of Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies (ANHS) Community Affiliations and Activities Executive Secretary of Nepal Student Association of University of North Texas (NSU- UNT) since March 2005 March 2007 (founding member). References: Available January