Catherine E. De Vries

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1 Catherine E. De Vries Curriculum Vitæ CONTACT INFORMATION Adress: Department of Government University of Essex Wivenhoe Park Colchester CO4 3SQ United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0) Website: CURRENT ACADEMIC POSITIONS 07/2017-present 01/2017-present Director of the Essex Centre for Experimental Social Sciences, University of Essex, Colchester, United Kingdom Professor of Politics, University of Essex, Colchester, United Kingdom 09/ /2017 Professor of European Politics, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom 09/ /2016 Director of the Oxford Q-Step Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom 01/2013-present 08/2011-present Associate Member, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom Affiliated Professor of Political Science, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands PREVIOUS/VISITING ACADEMIC POSITIONS 09/ /2015 Research Fellow at the Graduate School of the Social Sciences, VU University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 01/ /2014 Paul Lazarsfeld Guest Professor in Methods, Specialisation in Experimental Methods, University of Vienna, Austria 08/ /2012 Chair in Political Behavior, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 05/ /2011 Visiting Researcher (with Professor Peter Mair) at the Robert Schumann Centre, European University Institute, Florence, Italy 08/ /2010 Visiting Research Fellow, Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES), University of Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany 07/ /2011 Assistant Professor in Political Behavior & Quantitative Methods, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands 08/ /2008 Assistant Professor in Political Science, University of Leiden, Leiden, the Netherlands 01/ /2004 Visiting Research Fellow, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA 02/ /2003 Research Associate, Project Political Gender Gaps in Europe (financed by the Netherlands Organization of Scientific Research), Twente University, Enschede, the Netherlands 04/ /2003 Research Assistant, Project Post-Communist Public II (financed by the German Science Foundation), Social Science Research Centre Berlin (WZB), Berlin, Germany 1

2 CURRENT NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS 01/2015-now Academic Adviser to the Bertelsmann Foundation, Brussels, Belgium 08/ /2016 Member of Cross-Whitehall Trial Advice Panel for the What Works Unit in the Cabinet Office, London, United Kingdom 03/2016-now Academic Adviser to Coleman Research Group, New York City, United States of America EDUCATION 12/ /2007 Ph.D. in Political Science (with distinction), Department of Political Science, VU University Amsterdam & Department of Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 09/ /2003 M. A. in Political Science (with distinction), Department of Political Science, University of Amsterdam & graduate coursework at Department of Political Science, Free University Berlin 09/ /1998 Propedeuse (with distinction) in Political Science, University of Amsterdam GRANTS & AWARDS 04/ Sophonisba Breckinridge Award for Best Paper in Women & Politics at the MPSA Conference 03/2015 Data Collection Grant, Bertelsmann Foundation, Brussels, e 08/2014 Emerging Scholar Award of the APSA section on Elections, Public Opinion and Voting Behavior, Washington DC 06/2013 Q-Step Quantitative Methods Programme (on behalf of Social Sciences Division), financed by the Nuffield Foundation, Higher Education Funding Council for England & Economic and Social Research Council, /2013 Selected as Young Global Leader in the World Economic Forum, World Economic Forum, Geneva, Switzerland 11/2012 Oxford University Press John Fell Fund, University of Oxford, /2012 British Academy Small Grant, British Academy, UK, /2012 Zilkha Trust Small Grant, Lincoln College, University of Oxford, /2011 Fellowship Stipend, Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities and Social Sciences, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (declined) 10/2010 Listed in VIVA400 as one of the 400 Most Successful Professional Young Women in the Netherlands, VIVA Magazine 08/2009 Best Teacher Award, Department of Political Science, University of Amsterdam 01/ /2012 Recipient NWO VENI Grant Politicizing Europe? A Study of Partisan and Media Framing of EU Issues in National Elections, financed by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, 01/ /2012, e 10/ /2012 Co-Recipient NWO Conflict Grant Political Conflict in Five European Systems: The Role of Citizens, the Media, and Parties in the Politicisation of Immigration and European Integration, financed by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, e 01/ /2009 Co-Recipient UNC Center of European Studies Research Grant, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, $ /2010 Conference Grant, Netherlands Institute of Governance, e 09/2007 Recipient Early PhD Completion Bonus, VU University Amsterdam, e 2

3 PHD SUPERVISION Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Co-Supervisor Co-Supervisor Co-Supervisor PhD Project of Katerina Tertytchnaya, University of Oxford, United Kingdom (degree expected September 2017, Junior Research Fellow at St Anne s College, University of Oxford starting September 2017) PhD Project of Roosmarijn de Geus, University of Oxford, United Kingdom (degree expected July 2017, postdoc University of Toronto, starting September 2017) PhD Project of Sarah Glatte, University of Oxford, United Kingdom (successfully defended March 2015, currently working as a research journalist at the BBC) PhD Project of Daphne van der Pas, AISSR, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands (degree September 2014, postdoc and lecturer at the University of Amsterdam) PhD Project of Marc van der Wardt, AISSR, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands (degree October 2013, postdoc and lecturer at the University of Amsterdam) PhD Project of Annemarie Walter, AISSR, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands (degree September 2012, Marie Curie and Nottingham Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham) ADMINISTRATION DUTIES 07/2017-now 01/2017-now Founding Director of Essex Centre for Experimental Social Sciences, University of Essex. Co-Director of Research, Department of Government, University of Essex. 12/ /2016 Founding Director of Oxford Q-Step Centre, Social Sciences Division, University of Oxford. 09/ /2013 Director of Research Methods Training in Politics, DPIR, University of Oxford. 09/ /2013 Member of Graduate Studies Committee, DPIR, University of Oxford. 09/ /2013 Chair of Methods Panel, DPIR, University of Oxford. 09/2012-now 09/2012-now Member of nine job committees, DPIR, Sociology & Lincoln College, University of Oxford. Harassment Officer, Lincoln College, University of Oxford SERVICE TO DISCIPLINE Editor Founding and General Editor of Research & Politics: Board Member of the Board of the European Institute of the London School of Economics, Member of Editorial Board of European Union Politics (2011-onwards), Acta Politica (2011-onwards) & Political Science Research & Methods (2013-onwards), Comparative Political Studies (2013-onwards). Member of the Board of the European Political Science Association & EES-Association (EES-A). 3

4 Journal Referee Data Collection Acta Politica, American Journal of Political Science, American Political Science Review, Comparative European Politics, Comparative Political Studies, Electoral Studies, European Journal of Political Research, European Union Politics, Government & Opposition, International Journal of Public Opinion Research, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, Journal of European Integration, Journal of Politics, Party Politics, Political Behavior, Political Communication, Political Research Quarterly, Political Studies, Scandinavian Political Studies, Swiss Political Science Review, West European Politics. Co-Principal Investigator of the Chapel Hill Expert Survey (CHES) on the Positioning of Political Parties (2006, 2010 round), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, URL: Principal Investigator of eupinions, bi-annually public opinion survey for for Bertelsmann Foundation Board Member of the European Election Survey (EES) 2014 & 2019 Workshop Organizer Theorizing Europe: From Integration to Disintegration, University of Geneva & Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland, October 2012 Comparative Politics PhD Club (CPPC) Workshop, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, June 2010 Politics of Change Workshop, Amsterdam, VU University Amsterdam, the Netherlands & University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA, June 2008 Section Chair Political Behavior & Elections, EUSA General Conference, Boston, USA, March 2011 Mass Politics in the European Union, ECPR General Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 2011 Chair/Discussant APSA Annual Conference 2010, 2014, 2017; ECPR General Conference, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013; EPSA General Conference 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017; EUSA General Conference, 2009, 2011, MPSA Annual Conference, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2017; Politicologenetmaal, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2011 MEDIA APPEARANCES Over the years, I made continuous media appearances in the UK and beyond in print, online, radio and TV media. Examples include BBC News, Sky News, BBC World, BBC Newsnight, German ZDF and ARD News, Dutch NOS News, The Financial Times, The Guardian, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Die Zeit, Die Welt, Die Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Le Monde, Liberation, El Pais, Buzzfeed, and many others. CONSULTANCY PROJECTS Over the past years, I work as a political consultant for the German Bertelsmann Foundation and advise them on public opinion polling in the EU. We now conduct bi-annual surveys called eupinions. Previously, I have been involved in projects aimed at developing new programmatic approaches for mainstream parties, such as the Next Left program of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) headed by former Chancellor of Austria Alfred Gusenbauer or the Compass Group of the Dutch Labour Party. As a political consultant and academic, I have been hired to speak at a variety of events organised by Policy Network, FEPS, Harvard Univerisity, Brown University, Oxford University, the Hertie School of Governance, the Said Business School, the Dutch, German and Danish Labour Party that brought together a small group of academics, senior politicians and strategic thinkers from across Europe, the US and India. I am also frequently invited to advise Dutch and British policy makers and ambassadors to address questions 4

5 concerning the rise of political extremism and Euroscepticism, including the Foreign Office or DEXEU. BOOKS & SPECIAL ISSUES De Vries, Catherine E. & Sara B. Hobolt (2019) Challenger Parties: The Transformation of European Democracies. Invited book manuscript in preparation for Princeton University Press. De Vries, Catherine E. (2018) Euroscepticism and the Future of European Integration. Oxford University Press. De Vries, Catherine E. & Miriam Golden (eds.) (2018) Special Issue The Political and Electoral Consequences of Corruption. Comparative Political Studies forthcoming. De Vries, Catherine E. & Gary Marks (eds.) (2012) Special Issue Dimensionality of Political Space. European Union Politics 13(2): REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES Published or Forthcoming in 2017 Catherine E. De Vries, Sara B. Hobolt & James Tilley (2018) Facing up to the facts: what causes economic perceptions? Electoral Studies, ISSN Catherine E. De Vries (2017) Benchmarking Brexit: How the British Decision to Leave Shapes EU Public Opinion. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, DOI: /jcms Catherine E. De Vries (2017) The Cosmopolitian-Parochial Divide: What the 2017 Dutch Election Result Tells Us About Political Change in the Netherlands and Beyond. Journal of European Public Policy, DOI: Catherine E. De Vries & Hector Solaz (2017) The Electoral Consequences of Corruption. Annual Review of Political Science, 20: Published in 2016 Hobolt, Sara B. & Catherine E. De Vries (2016) Public Support for European Integration. Annual Review of Political Science 19: Hobolt, Sara B. & Catherine E. De Vries (2016) Turning against the Union? The Impact of the Crisis on the Eurosceptic Vote in the 2014 European Parliament Elections. Electoral Studies, DOI: Published in 2015 Hobolt, Sara B. & Catherine E. De Vries (2015) Issue Entrepreneurship and Multiparty Competition. Comparative Political Studies 48(9): Bakker, Ryan, Catherine E. De Vries, Erica Edwards, Liesbet Hooge, Seth Jolly, Gary Marks, Jonathan Polk, Jan Rovny, Marco Steenbergen & Milada Vachudova (2015) Measuring Party Positions in Europe: The Chapel Hill Expert Survey Trend File, Party Politics 21(1): Published in 2014 Van de Wardt, Marc, Catherine E. De Vries & Sara B. Hobolt (2014) Exploiting the Cracks: Wedge Issues in Multiparty Competition. Journal of Politics 76(4): De Vries, Catherine E. & Nathalie Giger (2014) Holding Governments Accountable: Individual Heterogeneity in Performance Voting. European Journal of Political Research 53(2): Spoon, Jae-Jae, Sara B. Hobolt & Catherine E. De Vries (2014) Going Green: Explaining Issue Competition on the Environment. European Journal of Political Research 53(2):

6 Published 2013 De Vries, Catherine E. (2013) Ambivalent Europeans? Public Support for European Integration in East and West. Government & Opposition 48(3): De Vries, Catherine E., Armèn Hakhverdian & Bram Lancee (2013) The Dynamics of Voters Left/Right Identification: The Role of Economic and Cultural Attitudes. Political Science Research and Methods 1(2): De Vries, Catherine E. & Marco R. Steenbergen (2013) Variable Opinions: The Predicticality of Support for Unification in European Mass Publics. Journal of Political Marketing 12(1): Harbers, Imke, Catherine E. De Vries & Marco R. Steenbergen (2013) Attitude Variability Among Latin American Publics: How Party System Structuration Affects Left/Right Ideology. Comparative Political Studies 46(8): Harteveld, Eelco, Catherine E. De Vries & Tom Van der Meer (2013) In Europe We Trust? Exploring Three Logics of Trust in the European Union. European Union Politics vol. 14 (4): Schumacher, Gijs, Catherine E. De Vries & Barbara Vis (2013) Why Do Parties Change Position? Party Organization and Environmental Incentives. Journal of Politics 75(2): Van der Pas, Daphne, Catherine E. De Vries & Wouter Van der Brug (2013) A Leader Without a Party: Exploring the Relationship Between Geert Wilders Leadership Performance in the Media and His Electoral Success. Party Politics 19(3): Published 2012 Adams, James, Catherine E. De Vries & Debra Leitner (2012) Which Subconstituencies Reacted to Elite Polarization in the Netherlands? An Analysis of the Dutch Public s Policy Beliefs and Partisan Loyalities, British Journal of Political Science 42(1): De Vries, Catherine E. & Sara B. Hobolt (2012) When Dimensions Collide: The Electoral Success of Issue Entrepreneurs. European Union Politics 13(2): De Vries, Catherine E. & Gary Marks (2012) The Struggle over Dimensionality: A Note on Theory and Empirics. European Union Politics 13(2): Hakhverdian, Armen, Wouter Van der Brug & Catherine E. De Vries (2012) The Emergence of a Diploma Democracy? The Political Education Gap in the Netherlands, Acta Politica 47(2): Walczak, Agnieszka, Wouter van der Brug & Catherine E. De Vries (2012) Long-Term and Short-Term Determinants of Party Preferences: Analysis of Inter-Generational Change in Western and East Central Europe.Electoral Studies 31(2): Published 2011 De Vries, Catherine E., Erica E. Edwards & Erik R. Tillman (2011) Clarity of Responsibility Beyond the Pocketbook: How Political Institutions Condition EU Issue Voting.Comparative Political Studies 44(3): De Vries, Catherine E. & Erik R. Tillman (2011) European Union Issue Voting in East and West Europe: The Role of Political Context.Comparative European Politics 9(1): De Vries, Catherine E., Wouter Van der Brug, Marcel H. Van Egmond & Cees Van der Eijk (2011) Individual and Contextual Variation in EU Issue Voting: The Role of Political Information. Electoral Studies 30(1): Ezrow, Lawrence, Catherine E. De Vries, Marco R. Steenbergen & Erica E. Edwards (2011) Mean Voter Representation versus Partisan Constituency Representation: Do Parties Respond to the Mean Voter or to their Supporters? Party Politics 17(3): Published 2010 De Vries, Catherine E. (2010) EU Issue Voting; Asset or Liability: How European Integration affects Parties Electoral Fortunes. European Union Politics (11)1:

7 Hooghe, Liesbet, Ryan Bakker, Anna Brigevich, Catherine E. De Vries, Erica E. Edwards, Gary Marks, Jan Rovny, Marco R. Steenbergen & Milada A. Vachudova (2010) The Reliability and Validity of the 2002 and 2006 Chapel Hill Expert Surveys on Party Positioning. European Journal of Political Research 49(5): Published 2009 De Vries, Catherine E. (2009) The Impact of EU Referenda on National Electoral Politics: Evidence from the Dutch Case. West European Politics (32)1: De Vries, Catherine E. & Erica E. Edwards (2009) Taking Europe to Its Extremes: Extremist Parties and Public Euroskepticism. Party Politics (15)1: Published 2007 De Vries, Catherine E. (2007) Sleeping Giant: Fact or Fairytale? Examining the Impact of European Integration on National Elections. European Union Politics (8 )3: De Vries, Catherine E. & Kees van Kersbergen (2007) Interests, Identity & Political Allegiance in the European Union. Acta Politica (42)2/3: Netjes, Catherine E. & Harmen Binnema (2007) The Salience of the European Integration Issue: Three Data Sources Compared. Electoral Studies (26)1: Steenbergen, Marco R., Erica E. Edwards & Catherine E. De Vries (2007) Who is Cueing Whom? Mass-Elite Linkages and the Future of European Integration. European Union Politics (8)1: CONTRIBUTIONS TO BOOKS, BLOGS, & ARCHIVES De Vries, Catherine E. (2017) Wilders? rise is temporarily halted, but at what cost? UK in A Changing Europe Blog, 18th of March (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. (2016) Could Brexit Be a Unifying Moment for Europe, LSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP) Blog, 6th of July (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. (2016) Cross-National Data Sources: Opportunities & Challenges. In: Kai Arzheimer, Jocelyn Evans & Michael Lewis-Beck (eds.) Sage Handbook of Electoral Behaviour, Sage Press. De Vries, Catherine E. & Isabell Hoffmann (2015) David Cameron wants to reform the European Union. Will British voters go along? The Washington Post: The Monkey Cage Blog, 26th of May (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. (2014) Who Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone: A Reappraisal of the Electoral Connection in EU Politics. In Cramme, Olaf & Sara Hobolt (eds.) Democratic Politics in a European Union under Stress, Oxford University Press. De Vries, Catherine E. (2014) Are European Parliamentarians Responsive to Their Voters? The Washington Post: The Monkey Cage Blog, 26th of May (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. (2014) Throwing the Rascals Out Is Tricky, But Not Impossible The Democratic Audit UK Blog, 22nd of April (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. & Bernard Steunenberg (2014) Accelerating the Revolution in Political Science Publishing: Shorter, Faster, more Transparent and freely Available. LSE: The Impact of Social Sciences Blog, 10th of April (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. (2013) Modern Elections and Voting Behavior in Europe. Oxford Bibliographies in Political Science. (URL: 7

8 De Vries, Catherine E. (2011) New Challenges for Social Democray: Lessons from the Netherlands. In: Ernst Stetter, Karl Duffek & Ania Skrzypek (eds.) Next Left: Towards a New Strategy. Brussels: Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS): De Vries, Catherine E. (2011) Slapende Reus: Feit of Fictie? Een Analyse van het Effect van Europese Integratie op Stemgedrag in Nationale Verkiezingen. (Sleeping Giant: Fact or Fairytale? An Analysis of the Impact of European Integration on Vote Choice in National Elections) Res Publica 53(1): De Vries, Catherine E. & Christine Arnold (2011) Making the Polity: Exploring the Link between Public Opinion and European Elites Preferences for European Union Public Policy. In D. Fuchs & H-D. Klingemann (eds.) Cultural Diversity, European Identity and the Legitimacy of the EU. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. De Vries, Catherine E. & Marc van de Wardt (2011) EU Issue Salience and Domestic Party Competition. In K. Opperman & H. Viehring (eds.) Issue Salience in International Politics. London: Routledge. Hakhverdian, Armen, Wouter van der Brug & Catherine E. De Vries (2011) Geen Bewijs voor Toename Opleidingskloof. (No Evidence of Increasing Education Gap) Beleid en Maatschappij 38(1): Opperman, Kai & Catherine E. De Vries (2011) Analysing Issue Salience in International Politics: Theoretical Foundations and Methodological Approaches. In K. Opperman & H. Viehring (eds.) Issue Salience in International Politics. London: Routledge. Rosema, Martin & Catherine E. De Vries (2011) Assessing the Quality of European Democracy: Are Voters Voting Correctly? In the Festschrift for Jacques Thomassen. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. Van der Brug, Wouter, Catherine E. De Vries & Joost van Spanje (2011) Nieuwe Strijdpunten, Nieuwe Scheidslijnen? Politieke Vertegenwoordiging in Nederland. In R. Andeweg & J. Thomassen (eds.) Democratie Doorgelicht: Het Functioneren van de Nederlandse democratie. Leiden: Leiden University Press. Arnold, Christine & Catherine E. De Vries (2009) The Influence of Public Opinion on Policy Dynamics: Party and Policy Responsiveness in the European Union. In G. Capano & M. Howlett (eds.) European and North American Experiences in Policy Change: Policy Drivers and Policy Dynamics. London: Routledge. De Vries, Catherine E. & Wouter van der Brug (2009) Invisible Europe: How can European Elections Lose their Second-Order Character? In K. Jørgensen (eds.) European Democracy. Copenhagen: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. De Vries, Catherine E. (2009) Europa in de Nationale Verkiezingsstrijd: Een Slapende Reus? (Europe in National Election: A Sleeping Giant?) Openbaar Bestuur (January): De Vries, Catherine E. (2007) Europa: Een Slapende Reus? (Europe: A Sleeping Giant?) Kennislink, 19 September (URL: De Vries, Catherine E. & Barbara Vis (2009) Vrouwen en de Wetenshap: Cordon Féminine of Women on Top? (Women in Science: Cordon Féminine or Women on Top?) Res Publica (51)4: Van der Brug, Wouter & Catherine E. De Vries (2009) Onzichtbaar Europa: Hoe Raken Europese Verkiezingen hun Tweederangs Karakter Kwijt? (Invisible Europe: Can European Elections Lose Their Second-Order Status?) Socialisme & Democratie (66)3: Vis, Barbara & Catherine E. De Vries (2009) Mannen en Vrouwen omgeven door Taaie Instituties (Men and Women Surrounded by Though Institutions). Res Publica (51)3: WORK IN PROGRESS Butler, Daniel, Catherine E. De Vries & Hector Solaz (2017) Are Public Officials More Likely to Learn From the Experience of Other Officials in their Own Country? Under review at Journal of Politics. Catherine E. De Vries & Hector Solaz (2017) Sweeping It Under The Rug: How Government Parties Deal With Deteriorating Economic Conditions. Revise & Resubmit at Party Politics. De Vries, Catherine E., Elias Dinas & Hector Solaz (2017) You Got Mail! A Field Experiment in the European Parliament. In preparation for journal submission. 8

9 De Vries, Catherine E., Sara B. Hobolt & James Tilley (2017) Facing up to the Facts: How Accurate and Malleable are Economic Perceptions? Revised & resubmitted to Electoral Studies. De Vries, Catherine E., Margit Tavits & Hector Solaz (2017) Economic Hardship, Authoritarianism & Demand for Socially Conservative Policy. In preparation for journal submission. Glatte, Sarah, Catherine E. De Vries, & Diana O Brien (2017) The Remains of the Wall: Institutions, Gender Culture and Political Participation in Unified Germany. Under review at the British Journal of Political Science. Lanz, Simon, Nathalie Giger & Catherine E. De Vries (2017) The Motivational Basis of Constituency Work: How Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivations Interact. Under review at Journal of Politics. Solaz, Hector, Catherine E. De Vries & Roosmarijn De Geus (2017) In-Group Loyalty and the Electoral Punishment of Corruption. Under review at the Comparative Political Studies. Tertchnaya, Katerina & Catherine E. De Vries (2017) The Political Consequences of Self-Insurance: Evidence from Central-Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia. Under review at the World Politics. Tertchnaya, Katerina, Catherine E. De Vries, Hector Solaz & David Doyle (2017) When the Money Stops: Declines in Financial Remittances and Incumbent Approval in Central Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia. Under review at the American Political Science Review. INVITED TALKS Brown University, Central European University, European University Institute, Institute of Advanced Studies (Vienna), Foundation for European Progressive Studies (Brussels), Harvard University, Party of European Socialists (Brussels), European Commission, European Parliament (Brussels & Strasbourg), Hertie School of Governance, Juan March Institute Madrid, King s College London, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Policy Network (London), Trinity College Dublin, University College London, University of Bern, University of Bergen, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of East Anglia, University of Essex, University of Geneva, University of Gothenburg, University of Konstanz, University of Maastricht, University of Mannheim, University of Montreal, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Oxford (DPIR & Nuffield College), University of Pittsburgh, University of Southern Denmark, University of St. Gallen, University of Strathclyde, University of Stuttgart, University of Texas at Austin, University of Vienna, University of Zurich, Washington University at St Louis, Wiardi Beckman Stichting (The Hague). TEACHING EXPERIENCE Lecturer, GV164, Conducting Research in Political Science, University of Essex, Evaluation: not available yet) Lecturer, GV110, Scientific Reasoning for the Social Sciences, University of Essex, Evaluation: not available yet) Lecturer, GV164, Conducting Research in Political Science, University of Essex, Evaluation: not available yet) Lecturer, Q-Step Component in Undergraduate Papers: Prelims in Politics, part b) and c), University of Oxford, Evaluation: very good) Tutorial Teaching, Undergraduate Papers: Comparative Government, Political Sociology, Politics in Europe, Politics of the EU, University of Oxford Lecturer, Graduate Course: Research Design, University of Oxford, Evaluation: very good) Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Politics of the European Union, University of Oxford, Evaluation: very good (less than 10 students, so comments only) Lecturer, Graduate Course: Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences, University of Oxford, Evaluation: very good. 9

10 Spring 2012 Spring 2012 Spring 2012 Lecturer, Graduate Course: Political Leadership & Elites, University of Geneva, Evaluation: very good (less than 10 students, so comments only). Lecturer, Graduate Course: Personality & Emotion in Political Attitude Formation & Behavior, University of Geneva, Evaluation: very good (less than 10 students, so comments only). Lecturer, Graduate Course: Electoral Behavior: Exploring The Role of Institutions, Campaigns & Parties, University of Geneva, Evaluation grade: very good (less than 10 students, so comments only). Fall 2011 Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Political Behavior, University of Geneva, Evaluation grade: 3.9 (4=best, 1=worst). Fall 2011 Spring 2011 Spring 2010 Spring 2009 Spring 2009 Lecturer, Graduate Course: Electoral Behavior: From the Classics to Recent Approaches in Political Psychology, University of Geneva, Evaluation grade: 3.8 (4=best, 1=worst). Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Intermediate Statistics, University of Amsterdam, Evaluation grade: 8.1 (10=best, 1=worst). Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Intermediate Statistics, University of Amsterdam, Evaluation grade: 8.5 (10=best, 1=worst). Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Intermediate Statistics, University of Amsterdam, Evaluation grade: 8.1 (10=best, 1=worst). Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Political Leadership, University of Amsterdam, Evaluation grade: 8.9 (10=best, 1=worst). Fall 2008 Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: European Integration & National Politics, University of Amsterdam, Evaluation grade: 8.2 (10=best, 1=worst). Fall 2008 Lecturer, Graduate Course: Quantitative Research Designs, University of Amsterdam, Evaluation grade: 8.6 (10=best, 1=worst). Spring 2008 Fall 2007 Fall 2007 Lecturer, Graduate Course: National Politics & European Integration, Leiden University, Evaluation grade: 8.2 (10=best, 1=worst). Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Political Science Research Methods, Leiden University, Evaluation grade: 8.3 (10=best, 1=worst). Lecturer, Undergraduate Course: Methods of Data Collection, Leiden University, Evaluation grade: 8.5 (10=best, 1=worst). EXECUTIVE TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2014 Experiments in the Social Sciences, Spring School on Methods, University of Vienna Chevening Rolls-Royce Science and Innovation Leadership Programme, Lectures on European Integration, European Politics & Elections, Said Business School, University of Oxford ABP Dutch Pension Fund, Lectures on European Politics & Elections, Political Extremism, The Hague & Leiden. SKILLS & INTERESTS Dutch: Mother tongue 10

11 English: German: French: Spanish: Fluent Fluent Passive Passive Photography: Next to research and teaching, I love photography for recent work, see REFERENCES Prof. Liesbet Hooghe W. R. Kenan Jr. Distinguished Professor, Department of Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA hooghe@unc.edu Prof. Raymond Duch Director of the Centre of Experimental Social Sciences, Professor of Politics & Official Fellow Nuffield College, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK raymond.duch@nuffield.ox.ac.uk Prof. John H. Aldrich Pfizer-Pratt University Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, Duke University, Durham, USA aldrich@duke.edu Prof. Sara B. Hobolt Sutherland Chair in European Institutions, European Institute, London School of Economics and Politics, London, United Kingdom s.b.hobolt@lse.ac.uk Prof. dr. Marco R. Steenbergen Professor in Social Science Research Methods, Department of Political Science, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland Phone: steenbergen@ipz.uzh.ch Updated: 11/10/17 11