Curriculum Vitae Brian P. Janiskee, Ph.D.

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1 Department of Political Science California State University, San Bernardino 5500 University Parkway San Bernardino, CA Phone: (909) Curriculum Vitae Brian P. Janiskee, Ph.D. EDUCATION 1996 Ph.D., Michigan State University, Political Science 1992 M.A., Michigan State University, Political Science 1989 B.A., Western Michigan University, Economics/Political Science (dual major) TEACHING AND RESEARCH AREAS American Politics, Public Policy, National Security POSITIONS HELD 2005-Present Chair, Department of Political Science, California State University, San Bernardino 1998-Present Professor Department of Political Science, California State University, San Bernardino Assistant Professor Department of Political Science, Central Connecticut State University Teaching Fellow James Madison College Michigan State University Graduate Teaching and Research Assistant Department of Political Science Michigan State University

2 PUBLICATIONS Books Democracy in California: Politics and Government in the Golden State. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. Co-authored with Ken Masugi. (first edition 2003, post-recall edition 2004, second edition 2008, third edition 2011, fourth edition 2015). Local Government in Early America: The Colonial Experience and Lessons from the Founders Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. The California Republic: Institutions, Policies, and Statesmanship Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. Co-edited with Ken Masugi. Articles Developing STORM, a Methodology for Evaluating Transit Routes of Transnational Terrorists and Criminals Studies in Intelligence 53 (4): Co-authored with Mark T. Clark. Prosecutorial Discretion in Death Penalty Cases Journal for the Institute for the Advancement of Criminal Justice 2(1): The Structure of American Local Government Perspectives on Political Science 33(1): California s Three Strikes Law: Symbol and Substance. Duquesne Law Review, Winter 2003, Vol. 41, No. 1. pp Co-authored with Edward J. Erler. Crime, Punishment and Romero: An Analysis of the Case Against California s Three Strikes Law. Duquesne Law Review, Winter 2001, Volume 39. No. 1, pp Co-authored with Edward J. Erler. The Problem of Local Government in California. Nexus: The Public Policy Journal of Chapman University Law School. Fall 2001, Volume 6, No. 1, pp The United States Presidential Election of 2000: The Prospects for Controversy. Talking Politics: The Journal of the Politics Association. Winter 2000, Volume 12, No. 1, Political Science Goes to College: Demystifying the Electoral College Through Observation Journal of Public Service and Outreach, Volume 3, Number 1: Co-Authored with Paul R. Petterson.

3 Book Chapters Is The Three Strikes Law a Deterrent? In Pro/Con: Criminal Law and the Penal System Danbury, CT: Grolier, pp Co-authored with Edward J. Erler. The Problem of Local Government in California In The California Republic: Institutions, Policies, and Statesmanship, eds. Brian P. Janiskee and Ken Masugi. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers. pp Study Guides Instructor s Manual. International Politics on the World Stage, 5 th Edition by John T. Rourke Guilford, CT: McGraw-Hill/Dushkin. WebQuester: American Government, Second Edition Dushkin/McGraw- Hill. WebQuester: American Government Dushkin/McGraw-Hill. Encyclopedia Entries American Federalism. In 21 st Century Political Science. eds. Marijke Breuning and John Ishiyama Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, pp (2010). "County Government." In The Encyclopedia of American Government and Civics, eds. Lori Cox Han and Michael Genovese. New York: Facts on File (2008). "Special Districts. In The Encyclopedia of American Government and Civics, eds. Lori Cox Han and Michael Genovese. New York: Facts on File (2008). Book Reviews Review of Goldwater: The Man Who Made a Revolution by Lee Edwards. On Principle, 1995,Vol. 3, No. 5. Review of Medicare s Midlife Crisis by Sue A. Blevins. Claremont Review of Books, 2002, Vol 3, No. 1. COURSES TAUGHT California State University, San Bernardino, 1998-present PSCI 100: Introduction to Political Science PSCI 203: American Government PSCI 320: Legislative Process PSCI 325: American Foreign Policy PSCI 326: Political Parties and Interest Groups PSCI 330: State and Local Politics

4 PSCI 428: Formulation of Public Policy PSCI 431: The American Presidency PSCI 592: Research Methods in Political Science PSCI 603: Cyber Security and Cyber Warfare (Spring 2016) PSCI 605: Topics in Strategy PSCI 610: Proseminar in Political Science PSCI 624: National Security Politics PSCI 625: American Foreign Policy Central Connecticut State University, PS 110: American National Government PS 230: American State and Local Government PS 340: Public Administration PS 448: Politics of Human Services James Madison College, Michigan State University, MC 201: Introduction to Public Affairs (United States) MC 202: Introduction to Public Affairs (International) Michigan State University, PLS 100: American National Government PLS 201: Methods of Political Analysis PLS 301: American State Government PLS 310: Public Bureaucracy OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Conference Participation Seminar Leader. Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences. Seminar for Department Chairs. Charlotte, NC. February 24-26, Seminar Leader. Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences. Seminar for Department Chairs. San Diego, CA. October 7-9, Seminar Leader. Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences. Seminar for Department Chairs. Chicago, IL. July 8-10, Panel Chair. The State of American Liberalism. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Chicago, IL. 27 August Panel Chair. Machiavelli and the Politics of Conquest. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Philadelphia. PA. 1 September Participant. Department Chair Seminar. Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences. Chicago, IL July 2006.

5 Participant. 9 th Annual Chairs Workshop, California State University, Long Beach. 4 November Panel Chair. Tocqueville at 200: Reassessing Tocqueville s New Political Science. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C. 2 September Presenter. Local Government and the American Founding. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, Salt Lake City, UT. April 16, Participant. Property Rights and the New Regulation. Claremont Institute Conference in Collaboration with Chapman University School of Law. Newport Beach, CA September, Presenter. Immigration and Local Government: Old Rules and Old Principles. Conference: American Citizenship in the Age of Multicultural Immigration. Chapman University School of Law. March 22, 2003, Orange, California. Presenter. Local Government: The Citizens Friend? Claremont Institute for Local Government. Leadership Workshop Retreat for Local Elected Officials. October 21, Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace. Yorba Linda, CA. Presenter. Public Choice Theory and the Proliferation of Local Governments. American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. Thursday, August 30, Presenter. The Problem of Local Government in California. California Sesquicentennial Conference. Claremont-McKenna College, Claremont, California. October 27-28, Presenter. Divided We Govern: A New Quantitative Approach. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois Presenter. Divided Government and Party Government. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the New England Political Science Association, New London, Connecticut Presenter. The Separation of Powers and Public Policy. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois

6 Presenter. Bicameralism and Health Legislation in Michigan: Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois Presenter. Irreconcilable Differences: The Paradox of the American Administrative State. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, New York, New York Presenter. Partisans of Principle. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Savannah, Georgia Manuscript Referee Publius: The Journal of Federalism Public Opinion Quarterly Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Journal of Political Science. Only national refereed journal for undergraduate political science students Court Cases Ewing v. California ( ) 538 U. S. 11 (2003). In her decision for the Court, Justice Sandra Day O Connor referenced research co-author Edward J. Erler and I conducted on crime policy. Our research is cited in an amicus curiae brief filed with the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of Ewing v. California. This brief was filed by the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, et al. on June 19, Expert witness. I was an expert witness for the defendants in the civil trial Kerr v. Orange County, which was heard by the Orange County Superior Court and the California Court of Appeal. The case involved the constitutionality of the Orange County charter. I testified that the special election provisions in the Orange County charter are consistent with the principles municipal home rule. The defendants won the case. December 2002-January Creation of Professorship in Political Science Faculty Coordinator, creation of William A. O Neill Professorship in Political Science, Central Connecticut State University. Supported by appropriation from the State of Connecticut Symposium Organizer Faculty Coordinator, Symposium on Campaign Finance Reform for Members of the Connecticut State Legislature. The featured speaker was Dr. Michael Malbin. Central Connecticut State University. New Britain, CT

7 Professional Association Member of American Political Science Association Member of United States Naval Institute STUDENT ADVISEMENT HIGHLIGHTS Pi Sigma Alpha Faculty Advisor, , Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honor Society. During my time as advisor, our chapter was recognized as one of the nation s best. Our chapter won seven national awards during my time as advisor. AWARDS Senior Thesis Award, I was the thesis advisor for Mario Botkin. Mr. Botkin s Senior Thesis, A Prodigious Time: Rethinking Containment in the War on Terror won the Dean s Award for Best Senior Thesis in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at California State University, San Bernardino. This work is a study of developments in foreign policy in the post 9/11 world. National Awards National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science Honor Society. Out of approximately 800 chapters, the Cal State San Bernardino chapter was recognized as one of the 16 best in the nation National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science Honor Society. Out of approximately 800 chapters, the Cal State San Bernardino chapter was recognized as one of the 16 best in the nation National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science Honor Society. Out of approximately 700 chapters, the Cal State San Bernardino chapter was recognized as one of the 12 best in the nation National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science Honor Society. Out of approximately 700 chapters, the Cal State San Bernardino chapter was recognized as one of the 12 best in the nation National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science Honor Society. Out of approximately 600 chapters, the Cal State San Bernardino chapter was recognized as one of the 12 best in the nation.

8 2002. National Chapter Advisor of the Year for Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honor society. Out of approximately 600 chapter advisors, I was named one of the three best chapter advisors in the nation National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science Honor Society. The Cal State San Bernardino Chapter was recognized as one of the 9 best in the nation out of approximately 500 chapters National Best Chapter Award, Pi Sigma Alpha. Out of approximately 500 chapters, the Cal State San Bernardino chapter was recognized as one of the 9 best in the nation. Campus Awards/Honors Outstanding Professor Award. CSUSB. This is the University s highest award. It is given annually to one faculty member in recognition of excellence in teaching, research, and service Honoree. CSUSB Athletic Department Faculty Appreciation Night. Recognized by the CSUSB Women s Tennis team for the positive impact made on their academic careers. March 3, Professor of the Year. The Panhellenic Council of California State University, San Bernardino. The award was presented at their annual reception on May 28, Honoree. CSUSB Athletic Department Faculty Appreciation Night. Recognized by the CSUSB Women s Basketball team for the positive impact made on their academic careers. February 16, CAMPUS SERVICE EXPERIENCE University Service Teaching Academy (focused on advancing quality teaching) Teacher Credential Program (single-subject credential expert) Honors Committee (university honors curriculum) College Service Zapletal Scholarship Committee Recruitment Committee, College Director of Development College Hall of Fame Committee Behavioral Health Summit Committee Budget Task Force

9 Hall of Fame Committee Professional Awards Committee Recruitment Committee, College Webmaster Recruitment Committee, College Tech Support Head Faculty Marshall, Commencement Presenter, High School Counselor s Day Department Service Internship Director Curriculum Committee Enrollment Retention advisor Freshman Advising Day advisor Transfer Admissions Day advisor Outcomes Assessment Committee Chair s Review Committee Student Recruitment Campaign Library Liaison COMMUNITY SERVICE Debate Moderator/Panelist Panelist. Debate. U.S. House of Representatives, 31 st District, California. Memorial Chapel, University of Redlands. October 20, Moderator. San Bernardino City Charter Proposal M. San Bernardino, California. October 24, Moderator. Meet the Candidates Night. San Bernardino City Council Elections. October, Community Education Participant. Reenactment of Constitutional Convention Debate. Optimist Club of Redlands. Redlands, CA. January 10, 2002 Participant. Reenactment of American Revolution Debate. Should America Declare Independence from Great Britain? Optimist Club of Redlands. Redlands, California. Nov. 2, Participant. Reenactment of American Revolution Debate, Should America Declare Independence from Great Britain? Mesa Verde Elementary. Hesperia, California. April 8, Participant. Constitutional Convention Reenactment. San Bernardino, California. February 2, 2000.

10 In the Media (Newspaper Interview). Boehner Resignation: Divided, We Bicker. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 25 September (Newspaper Interview). Democrats Gain Ground on GOP in Voter Registration. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 5 May (Newspaper Interview). Boxer Won t Run in Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 9 January (Newspaper Interview). Hagman Pulls Off Surprise Victory. Press- Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 14 November (Newspaper Interview). Joe Biden. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 28 October (Newspaper Interview). A Spirited Fight in Inland Empire Race. Los Angeles Times. 26 October (Newspaper Interview). Party Registration Hints at Close Race. Press- Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 13 October (Newspaper Interview). Party s Over for Many Voters. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 12 October (Newspaper Interview). Political Veterans Battle for Supervisorial Seat. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 11 October (Newspaper Interview). Why Won t They Debate? Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 10 October (Newspaper Interview). Is GOP Losing Grip on Power? Press- Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 17 August (Newspaper Interview). Occupy, Tea Party Movements Supported by Equal Number of Americans. San Bernardino Sun. 3 December (Newspaper Interview), More Scrutiny Expected from New Council, Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 9 November (Newspaper Interview), Police, Firefighters Bankroll Council Campaigns, Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 6 November (Newspaper Interview). Incumbents, Elected Officials Feel Voter Outrage. Inland Valley Daily Bulleting. 10 June 2010.

11 (Newspaper Interview). Folkens Sees Long Odds to Unseat Baca. San Bernardino Sun. 22 March (Newspaper Interview). DA Fears Cuts in Budget as Probe Reprisal. San Bernardino County Sun. 12 February (Newspaper Interview). Money a Big Factor for Ballot Initiative Process. San Bernardino Sun. 24 November (Newspaper Interview) Supporter Loses a Pinky in Heated Health Care Reform Debate. San Bernardino Sun. 3 September (Newspaper Interview) State Could Echo N.H. San Bernardino Sun. 10 January (Newspaper Interview) Repeat Street Crime Debate. San Bernardino Sun. 4 October (Newspaper Interview) Expert: Recall Effort Likely to Succeed if Proponents Can Gather Signatures. Hesperia Star. 21 August, (Newspaper Interview) Rep. Baca Hangs on to His Post. San Bernardino Sun. 7 March (Newspaper Interview) Area Residents Push Peace Agency in Washington. San Bernardino Sun. 3 February (Radio Interview). California Ballot Propositions for 2006 Election. It s Your Call with Erin O Toole. KVCR 91.9 FM, National Public Radio Affiliate for San Bernardino/Riverside Counties. 31 October (Newspaper Interview). Adams Has Edge in 59 th District. Pasadena Star News. 29 October 2006 (Newspaper Interview). Lawsuit, Allegations Bring Heat to County Assessor's Race. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 28 September (Newspaper Interview). Lewis Rival a Man with No Name. San Bernardino Sun. 17 September (Newspaper Interview). Four to Compete in Council Race. San Bernardino Sun. 17 August (Newspaper Interview) Illegal Immigrant Foe in School Board Race. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 15 August 2006.

12 (Newspaper Interview) No End in Sight for Rialto Military Mom s Fears. Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, CA). 17 June (Newspaper Interview) Small Portion of Electorate Decided Primary Winners. Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, CA). 8 June (Newspaper Interview) County Voters Shrug Off Election. San Bernardino Sun. 7 June (Newspaper Interview) Biane Uncontested but Not Unconcerned. San Bernardino Sun. 3 June 2006 (Newspaper Interview) Mud Slung at Like Minds. San Bernardino Sun. 1 June (Newspaper Interview) Lawsuit, Allegations Bring Heat to County Assessor s Race. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 28 May (Newspaper Interview) Baca s DUI Revealed. Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, CA). 25 May (Television Interview) Property Rights and Kelo v. New London. In the Public Interest with Al Mariam. KCSB-TV, San Bernardino. 2 March (Newspaper Article). Three Strikes Law Hits Its Target. Los Angeles Times. 28 September With Edward J. Erler. (Newspaper Interview). Bustamante Sacramento s Forgotten Politician? Associated Press. 11 April (Newspaper Article) Governor Schwarzenegger s Not-So-Revolutionary Budget. San Diego Union-Tribune. 16 January (Newspaper Interview) Beyond the Headline How Important is the New Hampshire Primary? San Bernardino Sun. 1 January (Newspaper Interview). Schwarzenegger s Challenge Begins Monday. Associated Press. 16 November (Newspaper Interview). Schwarzenegger Faces Many Obstacles to Fulfilling Bold Agenda. Associated Press. 15 November (Magazine Interview). Gouvernator au Pouvoir. Le Nouvel Observateur. 16 October 2003.

13 (Newspaper Article). Liberal or Conservative? San Diego Union Tribune. 15 October (Newspaper Interview). San Bernardino County Voters Turn Up the Volume to Cast Votes. San Bernardino Sun. 9 October (Newspaper Interview) Registrar Getting Recall Votes Wrapped Up, Preparing for Nov. Election. San Bernardino Sun. 9 October (Newspaper Interview). Recall Fueled by Fact California Not So Golden. Chicago Tribune. 6 October (Newspaper Interview). Beyond the Headline. San Bernardino Sun. 24 September (Newspaper Interview). Clinton to Start Campaign Swing for Davis Sunday. Associated Press. 11 September (Newspaper Interview). California Recall Hopefuls Hold First Debate. Associated Press. 4 September (Newspaper Interview). Davis Defends Job and Says He ll Stay in Touch with the People. Associated Press. 4 September (Newspaper Interview). Two Incumbents Win Without Votes. Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 26 August (CBS MarketWatch.com Interview). 2003: Election Oddity. 15 August (Radio Interview). California Ballot. As It Happens. Canadian Broadcasting Company. 15 August (Newspaper Interview) Voter Initiatives Limit California s Wiggle Room. Washington Post. 14 August (Newspaper Interview). California Officials Face Daunting Ballot. Associated Press. 10 August (CBS MarketWatch.com, Interview). California Gripped by Circus Scene: Will Election Hoopla Shove Pressing Issues Off Agenda? 7 August (Newspaper Article). Recall Ruling Creates More Confusion. San Diego Union-Tribune. 5 August With John C. Eastman and Edward

14 J. Erler. (Newspaper Interview). Two Cal State Professors Cited in Court Ruling: Their Law Review Article Is Quoted in Justice O Connor s Majority Opinion. The Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA). 7 March (Newspaper Interview). Tent Lott Quits GOP Post. San Bernardino Sun. 21 December (Newspaper Interview). No Doubt Who Won SB County. San Bernardino Sun. November 16, (Newspaper Article). Not Light But Heat: A Flawed Study Skews The Debate Over The Death Penalty. Investor s Business Daily. July 21, With Edward J. Erler. (Newspaper Interview). California, Florida Voting Compared. San Bernardino Sun. May 12, 2001.