CURRICULUM VITA. Department of Political Science Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275

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1 CURRICULUM VITA MICHAEL LUSZTIG Department of Political Science Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX (214) (office/voic ) (214) (fax) ( ) Education Ph.D. M.A. B.A McGill University McGill University University of British Columbia. Current Position Previous Positions Professor, Political Science Department, Southern Methodist University, Associate Professor, Political Science Department, Southern Methodist University, Areas of Academic Specialization Assistant Professor (tenure track), Political Science Department, Southern Methodist University, Assistant Professor (tenure track), Political Science Department, University of Western Ontario, Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada Postdoctoral Fellow, Florida State University, Comparative Politics of Developed Areas. Canadian Politics. International Political Economy. Politics of Trade. Politics of Morality.

2 2 Scholarly Work 2007 Lusztig, Michael. First Nations Peoples and the Constitution. In Patrick James and Mark Kasoff, eds. Canadian Studies in the New Millennium (Toronto: University of Toronto Press), forthcoming Drury, A. Cooper, Jonathan Krieckhaus, and Michael Lusztig. Corruption, Democracy and Economic Growth. International Political Science Review 27 (2006): Lusztig, Michael, and Patrick James. How Does Free Trade Become Institutionalized? An Expected Utility Model of the Chrétien Era. The World Economy 29 (2006): Lusztig, Michael. The Evolution of Liberalization in Canadian Trade Policy. In Patrick James, Nelson Michaud, and Marc O Reilly, eds., The Handbook of Canadian Foreign Policy (Lanham, MD: Lexington Press, 2006) Lusztig, Michael, and J. Matthew Wilson. A New Right: Anatomy of an Electoral Realignment in Canada. Social Science Quarterly 86 (2005): Lusztig, Michael, and Patrick James. Institutionalizing NAFTA. NAFTA: Law and Business Review of the Americas 11 (2005): Lusztig, Michael. The Limits of Protectionism: Building Coalitions for Free Trade (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2004). Wilson, J. Matthew, and Michael Lusztig. The Spouse in the House: Does Marriage Matter in Canadian Voting? Canadian Journal of Political Science 37 (2004): Lusztig, Michael, Patrick James, and HeeMin Kim. Signaling and Tariff Policy: The Strategic Multi-Stage Rent Reduction Game. Canadian Journal of Political Science 36 (2003): James, Patrick, and Michael Lusztig, Power Cycles, Expected Utility and Decision Making by the United States, International Political Science Review 24 (2003):

3 James, Patrick, Donald E. Abelson, and Michael Lusztig, eds., The Myth of the Sacred: The Charter and Judicial Politics in Canada (Montreal: McGill-Queen s University Press, 2002). James, Patrick, Donald E. Abelson, and Michael Lusztig. Introduction. In Patrick James, Donald E. Abelson, and Michael Lusztig, eds., The Myth of the Sacred: The Charter and Judicial Politics in Canada (Montreal: McGill-Queen s University Press, 2002). Lusztig, Michael. Deeper and Deeper: Deep Diversity, Federalism and Constitutional Rent-Seeking. In Patrick James, Donald E. Abelson, and Michael Lusztig, eds., The Myth of the Sacred: The Charter and Judicial Politics in Canada (Montreal: McGill-Queen s University Press, 2002). James, Patrick, and Michael Lusztig, Say Goodbye to the Dream of One Canada: The Failure of the Welfare State to Buy National Unity, in Hamish Telford and Harvey Lazar, eds., Canada: The State of the Federation 2000/01 (Montreal: McGill-Queen s University Press, 2002) Lusztig, Michael. A Reply to Mendelsohn, Canadian Journal of Political Science 33 (2000): Lusztig, Michael. Introduction: US Foreign Economic Policy at the Crossroads. NAFTA: Law and Business Review of the Americas 6 (2000): James, Patrick and Michael Lusztig. Predicting the Future of the FTAA. NAFTA: Law and Business Review of the Americas 6 (2000): Jillson, Calvin, Michael Lusztig, and Patrick James, eds., Special Issue of NAFTA: Law and Business Review of the Americas 6 (2000) Lusztig, Michael, and Colin Knox. Good Things and Small Packages: Lessons from Canada for the Northern Irish Constitutional Settlement. Nations and Nationalism 5 (1999): Lusztig, Michael. The Long Road to Nowhere: Why the Circle of Command Liberalism Cannot be Squared. Canadian Journal of Political Science 32 (1999):

4 Manfredi, Christopher P., and Michael Lusztig. Why do Formal Amendments Fail? An Institutional Design Analysis. World Politics 50 (1998): Lusztig, Michael. The Limits of Rent-Seeking: Why Protectionists Become Free Traders. Review of International Political Economy 5 (1998): Lusztig, Michael. Megaconstitutional Reform in Canada is not Desirable, in Mark Charlton and Paul Barker, eds., Crosscurrents: Contemporary Political Issues, 3d ed. (Scarborough: Nelson, 1998) James, Patrick, and Michael Lusztig, Assessing the Reliability of Predictions on the Future of Quebec. Quebec Studies 24 (1997): Reprinted in David Carment, Frank Harvey, and John Stack Jr., eds., The International Politics of Quebec Secession: State Making and State Breaking in North America (Westport: Praeger, 2001). Lusztig, Michael, Patrick James, and Jeremy Moon. Party Predominance and Disappearance at the Subnational Level in Canada and Australia. Publius: The Journal of Federalism 27 (1997): James, Patrick, and Michael Lusztig. Quebec s Economic and Political Future Within North America. International Interactions 23 (1997): Lusztig, Michael. Risking Free Trade: The Politics of Trade in Britain, Canada, Mexico and the United States (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1996). James, Patrick, and Michael Lusztig. Beyond the Crystal Ball: Modeling Predictions About Quebec and Canada. American Review of Canadian Studies 26 (1996): Abelson, Donald, and Michael Lusztig. The Consistency of Inconsistency: Tracing Ontario s Opposition to NAFTA. Canadian Journal of Political Science 29 (1996): Lusztig, Michael, and Patrick James. Political Entrepreneurship and the Quest for Realignment: Constitutional Reform and the Free Trade Agreement in Canada. International Journal of Canadian Studies 14 (1996):

5 Lusztig, Michael. Solving Peel s Puzzle: Repeal of the Corn Laws and Institutional Preservation. Comparative Politics 27 (1995): Lusztig, Michael. Federalism and Institutional Design: The Perils and Politics of a Triple-E Senate in Canada. Publius: The Journal of Federalism 25 (1995): Lusztig, Michael. Une Analyse de la Stratégie de Marchandage dans l Accord Canado-Américain de Libre-échange. Etudes Internationales 26 (1995): Lusztig, Michael. Constitutional Paralysis: Why Canadian Constitutional Initiatives are Doomed to Fail. Canadian Journal of Political Science 27 (1994): Moon, Jeremy and Michael Lusztig. Parties and Governments in Postwar Australian States and Canadian Provinces. In Campbell Sharman, ed., Parties and Federalism in Australia and Canada (Canberra: Federalism Research Centre, Australian National University, 1994).

6 6 Work In Progress Michael Lusztig, Freedom, Justice and Morality: Competing Themes for Constitutional Dominance in Canada. Michael Lusztig, The Economic Foundations of Democratization in Mexico. Michael Lusztig, Now Go Do the Wrong Thing: Politics and Morality in Canada.

7 7 Conferences Organized Conference on Free Markets and Democracy in Mexico in the 21 st Century, Dallas, TX, Financial support from Owens Foundation Grant. Conferences on the United States and the Future of Free Trade, Dallas, TX, Financial support from Owens Foundation Grant. Conference Papers (With Patrick James) Institutionalizing NAFTA, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, (With Patrick James) How Does Free Trade Become Institutionalized? Economic Policy Research Institute, Conference on Strategic Choice, Policy Substitutability, and Trade. University of Western Ontario, London, ON, (With J. Matthew Wilson) The Effects of Marriage on Voting, Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Political Science Association, San Antonio, TX, (With Cooper Drury) Economic Reform and Democracy in Mexico, SMU Conference on Free Markets and Democracy in Mexico in the 21 st Century, Dallas, TX, (With J. Matthew Wilson) Anatomy of an Electoral Realignment in Canada, Annual Meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Atlanta, GA, (With J. Matthew Wilson) The Spoose in the Hoose, Annual Meeting of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, San Antonio, TX, (With Patrick James and HeeMin Kim) Signaling and Tariff Policy, Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association Midwest, St. Louis, MO, (With Patrick James) Say Goodbye to the Dream of One Canada, Queen s University Centre for Intergovernmental Relations, Conference on Canada: State of the Federation 2001, Kingston, ON, (With Patrick James) Predicting the Future of the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas: Power Cycles, Expected Utility and Decision Making by the United States, World Congress of the International Political Science Association, Quebec City, QC, 2000.

8 8 Mexico and NAFTA: The Limits of Rent-Seeking, Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Political Science Association, Galveston, TX, (With Patrick James) Modeling the Future of the FTAA, SMU Conference on The United States and the Future of Free Trade in the Americas, Dallas, TX, Deeper and Deeper: Deep Diversity, Federalism and Constitutional Rent-Seeking, Annual Meeting of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Pittsburgh, PA, Conservative Revisionism: Rethinking the Advantages of a Triple-E Senate for Canada, Annual Civitas Conference, Toronto, ON, The Long Road to Nowhere: Why the Circle of Command Liberalism Cannot be Squared, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Ottawa, ON, (With Patrick James) Wither Canada: An Expected Utility Model of Quebec and the Possibilities of Quebec Secession, Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, Toronto, ON, The Limits of Rent-Seeking: Why Protectionists Become Free Traders, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, St. Catharines, ON, (With Christopher Manfredi) The Politics of Constitutional Closure, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, St. Catharines, ON, (With Patrick James) Predicting the Outcome of Post-Sovereignty Bargaining: Quebec, Canada and the NAFTA, Biennial Meeting of the Association of Canadian Studies in the United States, Seattle, WA, (With Patrick James) Canada: Predicting Quebec s Economic and Political Future Within North America, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, Federalism and Institutional Design: The Perils and Politics of a Triple E Senate, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Montreal, QC, 1995.

9 9 (With Patrick James) An Introduction to Expected Utility Forecasting in Canada: A Tool for Predicting the Future of Quebec s Place Within North America, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Montreal, QC, Solving Peel s Puzzle: Repeal of the Corn Laws and Institutional Preservation, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, New York, NY, Constitutional Paralysis in Canada, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Calgary, AB, (With Patrick James) Political Entrepreneurship and the Quest for Realignment in Canada, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Calgary, AB, (With Patrick James) Constitutional Reform and the Free Trade Agreement in Canada, Biennial Meeting of the Association of Canadian Studies in the United States, New Orleans, LA, Institutional Design and Trade Liberalization, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Ottawa, ON, (With Jeremy Moon) Government Alternation and Incumbency in Australian States and Canadian Provinces, Colloquium on Parties and Federalism in Australia and Canada, Canberra, Australia, Free Trade in the Aftermath of the Tokyo Round: Business, Government and Trade Policy in Canada, Annual Meeting of the Northeast International Studies Association, Providence, RI, 1990.

10 10 Teaching Experience Courses Taught Republicanism and the Good Society, Political Science 4369, Southern Methodist University, Negotiating International Trade, Political Science 3390, Southern Methodist University, Comparative Rights and Representation, Political Science 4341/CFA 3304, Southern Methodist University, NAFTA and Trade Politics in the Americas, Political Science 4391, Southern Methodist University, International Political Economy, Political Science 3389, Southern Methodist University, Introduction to Comparative Politics, Political Science 1340/1340H, Southern Methodist University, The Canadian Constitution, Political Science 201, University of Western Ontario, Honors/Graduate Seminar on Constitutional Rights, Political Science 416, University of Western Ontario, Honors Seminar on the Politics of International Trade, Political Science 392, University of Western Ontario, Introduction to Canadian Politics, Political Science 230, University of Western Ontario, Graduate Seminar on Canadian Politics, Political Science 531, University of Western Ontario, Introduction to International Political Economy, Political Science 202, University of Western Ontario, Honors Seminar on Intergovernmental Relations in Canada, Political Science 347, University of Western Ontario, The Canadian Constitution , Political Science 379, McGill University, 1993.

11 11 Honors and Awards Nominee, Altschuler Distinguished Teaching Award (2007). Southern Methodist University M Outstanding Service Award (Spring 2005). H.O.P.E. (Honoring Our Professors Excellence) Distinguished Professor Award, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Fall 2004). Colin Powell Fellowship ( ) $2500. SMU Panhellenic Outstanding Faculty Award (October 2004). John G. Tower Center Faculty Fellowship ( ) $850. H.O.P.E. Distinguished Professor Award, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Spring 2003). Honored Professor, Godbey Lecture Series Fund for Faculty Excellence (2002). H.O.P.E. Distinguished Professor Award, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Spring 2002). (With Cal Jillson) Owens Foundation Grant for Conference on Free Markets and Democracy in Mexico in the 21 st Century (2002) $29,000. H.O.P.E. Distinguished Professor Award, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Fall 2001). H.O.P.E. Distinguished Professor Award, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Spring 2001). SMU Student Senate Outstanding Faculty Award, October, H.O.P.E. Professor, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Fall 2000). H.O.P.E. Professor, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Spring 2000).

12 12 (With Cal Jillson) Owens Foundation Grant for Conference on The United States and the Future of Free Trade in the Americas (2000) $20,000. H.O.P.E. Professor, SMU Department of Residence Life and Student Housing & Dean of Student Life (Fall 1999). (With Patrick James and Donald Abelson) Canadian Embassy Grant for Conference/Travel for Conference on The New Science of the Canadian Constitution (1999) $C 6,000. John G. Tower Center Faculty Fellowship ( ) $1,900. University Students Council and Alumni Association Teaching Award of Excellence, (1997) $C 1,500. Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada Grant ( ) $C 30,800. Nominated, University Students Council Alumni Association Teaching Award of Excellence, Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada Internal Grant ( ) $C 3,000. Smallman Fund Grant (1996) $700. Full Scholarship to attend the Hoover Institution Summer Program in International Politics (1995) $1,750. VP Internal Research Grant, University of Western Ontario ( ) $C 5,000. University Students Council Teaching Honor Roll, ( ). Dean s Research Grant, University of Western Ontario ( ) $C 700. Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada Postdoctoral Fellowship ( ) (declined ) $C 56,000. Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada Doctoral Fellowship ( ) $C 28,500. Max Bell Open Fellowship ( ) $C 10,000 (declined).

13 13 J.W. McConnell Memorial Fellowship ( ) (declined ) $C 24,000. Max Bell Fellowship for Canadian and Northern Studies ( ) $C 8,000 (declined). Max Bell Fellowship for Canadian and Northern Studies ( ) $C 8,000.

14 14 Professional Service Book Reviews Manuscript Reviewer, Comparative Politics. Manuscript Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Political Science. Manuscript Reviewer, Publius. Manuscript Reviewer, Electoral Studies. Manuscript Reviewer, International Studies Quarterly. Manuscript Reviewer, Political Research Quarterly. Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Politics. Manuscript Reviewer, Broadview Press. Manuscript Reviewer, Georgetown University Press. Manuscript Reviewer, SUNY Press. Manuscript Reviewer, CQ Press. Manuscript Reviewer, UBC Press. Review of Jeff Colgan, The Promise and Peril of International Trade. For the American Review of Canadian Studies Review of John Ferejohn, Jack N. Rakove and Jonathan Riley, eds. Constitutional Culture and Democratic Rule. For the Canadian Journal of Political Science 36 (2003): Review of G. Bruce Doern and Mark MacDonald, Free Trade Federalism: Negotiating the Canadian Agreement on Internal Trade. For the Canadian Journal of Political Science 33 (2000): Review of Thomas Flanagan, Game Theory and Canadian Politics. For the Canadian Journal of Political Science 32 (1999): Review of Helen Milner, Interests, Institutions and Information: Domestic Politics and International Relations. For the Canadian Journal of Political Science 31 (1998): Review of Charles Tilly, Popular Contention in Great Britain For the Journal of Politics 58 (1996): Editorial Adjudication Editor, Association for Canadian Studies in the United States Online Journal for Public Policy, Canadian Embassy Studies Grant Program, Canadian Political Science Association Smiley Prize for the Best Book in Canadian Politics, Ontario Graduate Fellowship Program,

15 15 Community Service Speaker, On America s Increasing Isolation in World Affairs, World Affairs Council, Dallas, TX, Speaker, On the Politics of CAFTA, Rotary Club of Carrollton, TX, June Speaker, Forum on the Mexican State of the Union Address, US- Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Irving, TX, September Participant, Roundtable on the 2003 Mexican Midterm Election, US- Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Irving, TX, June Interviewed on the Mexican Presidential Election, Fox 4 News, Dallas, TX, July Invited Lecturer on the Politics of North American Trade, University of Texas at Dallas, September Invited Lecturer on the Politics of North American Trade, University of Texas at Dallas, September 1998.

16 16 University Service Member, Honors Mentoring Program, Panelist, AARO Academic Reality 101, and Luncheon Panel, 2007 Member, Dean s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure to the rank of Associate Professor, Speaker, Teaching Effectiveness Symposium, Breakout Session on Promoting Dialogue in the Classroom, Speaker, on Liberal Bias at Universities, SMU College Republicans, Chairman, SMU Faculty Senate Committee on the Libraries, Member, Academic Policies Committee, Panelist, Center for Teaching Excellence, on Bias in the Classroom, Senator-at-Large, SMU Faculty Senate, Member, SMU Faculty Senate Committee on the Libraries, Member, SMU Competitive Scholarship Committee, SMU Faculty Representative, Truman Scholarship, Interviewer, Hunt Scholarship Finalists, Interviewer, President s Scholarship Finalists, Speaker, on the California Recall Election, Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, SMU, September Assisted in Recruitment of Chair of Sociology/Markets and Culture Program, Faculty Adviser, SMU Chapter of Young Conservatives of Texas, Member, SMU General Education Committee, Faculty Educational Adviser, Lambda Chi Fraternity, Speaker, Teaching Effectiveness Symposium, Breakout Session on

17 17 Undergraduate Research, Member, Political Science Faculty Recruitment Committee, 2000, Marshall, Baccalaureate, Convocation and Matriculation Ceremonies, Attendee, Mustang Corral, 2000, Regular Attendee, Mustang Monday Recruitment Luncheons, Member, Dedman College Committee on Markets and Management, Faculty Adviser, College Republicans, Faculty Representative, SMU Honor Council,