CURRICULUM VITAE HORACE ANTHONY BARTILOW

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE HORACE ANTHONY BARTILOW Current Position Associate Professor Telephone: (859) The University of Kentucky Fax: (859) Department of Political Science Patterson Office Tower Lexington, KY Associate Faculty The University of Kentucky Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. Research Associate University of Louisville Institute for Democracy and Development. Research Consultant State University of New York s Center for International Development (CID) GENERAL AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION International Political Economy (IPE): 1. Licit IPE: A. The politics of international debt negotiations and structural adjustment economic reform in the developing world. B. The politics of sustainable development. C. The international political determinants of international trade flow. D. The politics of economic sanctions and coercive diplomacy. E. Domestic politics and international economic cooperation. 2. Illicit IPE: A. Globalization and illicit trade drugs, sex and guns. B. The political economy of drug trafficking and transnational organized crime. C. The politics of international cooperation in narcotic interdiction. D. Globalization and narcotic interdiction. E. International drug control and crime. F. International drug control and human rights repression. GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF SPECIALIZATION Latin America and the Caribbean Basin: A. The political economy of the Latin America in the global economy. B. The political economy of democratization in Latin America. C. The political economy of drug trafficking and the underground economy in Latin America.

2 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF SPECIALIZATION 2 Latin America and the Caribbean Basin: D. The political economy of human rights in Latin America. E. The political economy of transnational criminal organizations and development in Latin America. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Courses Taught: 1. PS Doctoral Graduate Seminar in International Political Economy. 2. PS Doctoral Graduate Seminar in International Relations. 3. PS Doctoral Graduate Seminar in Foreign Policy Analysis. 4. PS The Politics of International Economic Relations. 5. PS 439 The Globalization and Regional Integration. 6. PS American Foreign Policy and Latin America. 7. PS Undergraduate Honors Seminar in Research Methodology. 8. PS Introduction to Political Methodology. EDUCATION 1. Ph.D. The University at Albany, State University of New York International Relations / International Political Economy. 2. M.A. The University at Albany, State University of New York Political Science. 3. B.A. The University at Albany, State University of New York Political Science. QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS 1. Times Series Regression Models. 2. Instrumental Variable Regression Models. 3. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). 4. Regression Models with Categorical Dependent Variables. 5. Regression Models with Count Data. 6. Binary Mediation Regression Models. 7. Survival Analysis. 8. Rare Event Analysis.

3 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS 3 9. Process Tracing Technique for Comparative Case Study Methodology. 10. Structured Interviewing. 11. In-depth Elite Interviewing. 12. Focus Group Interviewing. ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS 1. J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Award to Germany, University of Kentucky Teacher Who Made a Difference Award, University of Kentucky, Nominated for the Great Teacher Award, The University at Albany, State University of New York, President s Distinguished Doctoral Dissertation Award, 1994 Dissertation Entitled: Institutional-Politics in IMF Debt Negotiations: The Case of Jamaica, Guyana, and Grenada. INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATIONS 1. University of Kentucky, Department of Political Science (1995 present). 2. University of Dayton, Department of Political Science ( ). BOOK PUBLICATION 1. The Debt Dilemma: IMF Negotiations in Jamaica, Grenada And Guyana (University of Warwick, London: Macmillan Press, 1997) 2. Collateral Damage: The Pathologies of the U.S. Funded Drug War and Repression in Latin America (Under Review: University of Pennsylvania Press, Human Rights Series).

4 PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLE PUBLICATIONS 4 1. Drug War s Collateral Damage: U.S. Counter-Narcotic Aid and Human Rights in the Americas, Latin American Research Review. Vol. 49, No.2, (July 2014): Shirkers and Drug Runners: The limits of US-bilateral counter-narcotics cooperation in the Caribbean Basin, National Political Science Review. Vol. 14, 2012: Coauthored with Kihong Eom. 3. Busting Drugs While Paying With Crime: The collateral damage of US drug enforcement in foreign countries, Foreign Policy Analysis. Vol. 5, No. 2, (April 2009): Co-authored with Kihong Eom. 4. Free Traders and Drug Smugglers: The Effects of Trade Openness on States Ability to Combat Drug Trafficking Latin American Politics and Society. Vol. 51, No. 2, (Summer 2009): Co-authored with Kihong Eom. 5. Market Rules: The Incidental Relationship between Democratic Compatibility and International Commerce, International Studies Quarterly. Vol. 53, 2009: Coauthored with Steve Voss. 6. The Effects of Perceived U.S. Racial Discrimination on Mexican Attitudes toward Economic Cooperation with the United States, Latin American Politics and Society Vol. 49. No. 2, (Summer 2007): Co-authored with Charles Davis. 7. No Guns, No Butter: International Politics and the Disaggregation of Major-Power Trade, , International Politics Volume 43, No 3, (July 2006): Coauthored with Steve Voss. 8. The Attribution of Blame in the Global Economy: The Case of the Mexican Public and the Peso Devaluation Crisis, Mexican Studies Vol. 18. No. 1, (Winter 2002): Co-authored with Charles Davis. 9. Diplomatic Victory Misunderstood: A Two-Level Game Analysis of U.S Diplomacy Towards Haiti, Security Studies Vol. 10. No.3, (Spring 2001): Compliance Under C-Type Coercive Diplomacy: Theoretical Insights from Haiti, , Journal of Conflict Studies, Vol. 20. No.1, (Spring 2000): Dreams of Sustainability: Beyond the Antinomies of the Global Sustainability Debate, International Journal of Sustainable Development Vol. 3. No 4, (Fall 2000): Co-authored with Ernest Yanarella. 12. Beyond Environmental Moralism and Policy Incrementalism in the Global Sustainability Debate: Case Studies and an Alternative Framework, Sustainable Development Vol. 8. No. 3, (August 2000): Co-authored with Ernest Yanarella.

5 BOOK CHAPTERS Drug Dons and the Development of Executive Driven Bi-Partisan CDF s in Jamaica, in M. Baskin, (Editor) Not Quite Pork: Distributive Politics in Developing Countries (Lexington Books, 2014). 14. Does Drug Enforcement Reduce Crime? An Empirical Analysis of the Drug War in Central America and Caribbean Countries, in R. Deosaran, (Editor) Crime, Delinquency and Justice: A Caribbean Reader (Ian Randle Publishers: Miami, 2007), pp MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW 1. Gender Representation and International Compliance against Human Trafficking, International Organizations. 2. Corporate Power and the Race to the Bottom: An Empirical Marxist Analysis of the Welfare State in the Age of Global Economic Integration, International Studies Quarterly. 3. Toxic Loans: IMF Economic Adjustment, Ethnic Politics and Armed Civil conflict, International Organizations. 4. Global Economic Integration, Ethnic Heterogeneity and the Consolidation of Democracy, British Journal of Political Science. WORKING PROJECTS 1. Drugs, Guns, Money and Sex: The Politics of Prohibitive Cooperation in the Illicit World Economy (Book Project). Listen to the book project s podcast link 2. Applying the Brakes to Globalization s Race to the Bottom: Domestic Institutions and the Politics of Welfare Reform (Book Project). CONFERENCE PAPERS 1. Gender Representation and International Compliance against Human Trafficking. Invited workshop participant on Human Trafficking, International Crime and National Security: A Human Rights Perspective, Georg-August University of Gottingen, Germany, February 3-4, 2012.

6 CONFERENCE PAPERS 6 2. Structural Adjustment Programs and Human Rights: The Counterintuitive effect of Democracy. Paper prepared for the 107 th Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Seattle, Washington, September 1-5, Globalization, Ethnicity and the Consolidation of Democracy. Paper prepared for the 106 th Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association in Washington D.C, September 2-5, Economic Globalization, Corporate Capitalism and the Welfare State. Paper prepared for the 51 st Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, New Orleans, LA, February 17-20, Structural Adjustment Programs and Human Rights: The Counterintuitive effect of Democracy. Paper prepared for the 68th MPSA National Conference, Chicago, IL, April 22-25, Economic Globalization and Canada s Drug War: The Quest for Prosperity and Security. Paper prepared for the 105 th Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association in Toronto, Canada, September 3-5, Drug Wars Collateral Damage: U.S. Counter-Narcotic Aid and Human rights Violations in Latin America. Paper prepared for the Latin American Studies Association, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 11-14, Drug Wars Collateral Damage: U.S. Counter-Narcotic Aid and Human rights Violations in Latin America. Paper prepared for 50 th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, New York City, New York, March 15-18, Gender Representation and the Sex Trade: Domestic Sources of International Compliance against Human Trafficking. Paper prepared for the 104 th Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association in Boston, Massachusetts, August 28-31, Why Do States Comply? Domestic Sources of International Compliance against Human Trafficking. Paper prepared for the 49 th Annual convention of the International Studies Association, San Francisco, California, March 26 th 29 th 2008.

7 CONFERENCE PAPERS Economic Globalization and Canada s Drug War: The Quest for Prosperity and Security. Paper prepared for the 19 th ACSUS Biennial Conference Westin Harbor Castle, Toronto, Canada, November 14th-18th, Free Traders and Drug Smugglers: Does trade liberalization weaken or strengthen states ability to combat drug trafficking? Paper prepared for the Latin American Studies Association, Montreal, Canada, September 8 th 10 th, Globalization and the Drug War in the Americas: How trade liberalization enhances the interdiction efforts of governments in source countries. Paper prepared for the 46 Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, March 1-5, Busting Drugs While Paying With Crime: The Transnationalization Consequences of America s International Drug Policy. Paper prepared for the 3 rd Caribbean Conference on Crime and Criminal Justice, University of the West Indies, Mona and the Renaissance Jamaica Grand, Ochio Rios, February 11 14, Shirkers and Drug Runners: Why US Policy Fails to Induce Crackdowns on drug trafficking through transit countries. Paper prepared for the Mid-West Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois, April 16, Mexican Perceptions of Racial Discrimination in the United States: An Exploratory Study. Paper prepared for the Mid-West Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois, April 17, Does US Anti-Drug Policy Towards the Caribbean Basin Induce Foreign Country Cooperation in Drug Interdiction? Paper prepared for the 45Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Montreal, Quebec, Canada March 18, Does US Policy Induce Foreign Country Cooperation in Drug Interdiction: An empirical assessment of the Caribbean. Paper prepared for the Twenty-Eight Annual Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association, Belize City, Belize Central America, May 26 th to June 1 st Ain t Too Proud To Trade: The Limited Influence of System Compatibility in a Bipolar Regime. Paper prepared for the 43 rd Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, New Orleans, LA, March 27, 2002.

8 CONFERENCE PAPERS Small State Leverage against Big State Power: A Nash Equilibrium Model of the US- Caribbean Narcotic Interdiction Regime. Paper prepared for the Twenty-Six Annual Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association, Maho, St. Maarten, May 30 th, Political Relations and foreign Trade Flows: A Re-analysis using disaggregated Trade Data. Paper prepared for the 41 st Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Los Angeles, California, March 18, Compliance Under C-Type Coercive Diplomacy: Theoretical Insights from the Restoration of Democracy in Haiti, Paper prepared for the XXIV Conferencia de Estudios del Caribe, Panama, City Panama, de mayo de Diplomatic Victory Misunderstood: A Two-Level Game Analysis of U.S Diplomacy Towards Haiti. Paper prepared for the 40 th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Washington D.C., February 16 th -20 th Hegemonic Stability and Trade Bloc Emergence: A Pooled Cross-Section Time Series Analysis of Trade Bloc Openness, Paper prepared for the 39 th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, March 17 th -21 st Globalization, Regional Integration and the Crisis of Neo-Liberal Development in the Caribbean. Paper prepared for the International Studies Association and the Mexican International Studies Association, Manzanillo, Mexico, December 11 th -13 th NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL SCHOLASHIPS, RESEARCH GRANT AWARDS, & FELLOWSHIPS 1. J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Award to Germany, Title: Economic Globalization, Ethnic Diversity and National Identity. 2. Canadian Studies Research Grant, Title: Trade Liberalization and Canada s Drug War. Grant Award: $15, Academic Council Fellow of the United Nations System, Brown University, 1996 Title: International Financial Institutions and Global Governance. Total Fellowship Award: $10,000

9 NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL SCHOLASHIPS, RESEARCH GRANT AWARDS, & FELLOWSHIPS 4. Dissertation Fellowship Award, Institute for the Study of World Politics, Grant Award: $20,000 9 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY RESEARCH GRANT AWARDS 1. Summer 2002 University of Kentucky - Faculty Research Grant Award: $5, Summer 2000 University of Kentucky - Faculty Research Grant Award: $7, University of Kentucky - International Travel Grant Award: $2, University of Kentucky - Summer Research Grant, Award: $4,000 BOOK & JOURNAL MANUSCRIPTS REVIEWED 1. Comparative Political Studies, Review of International Organizations, International Studies Quarterly, American Political Science Review, West Virginia University Press, International Studies Quarterly, Security Studies, Lynn Rienner Publisher, Millennium, Journal of International Studies, London School of Economics, INVITED COLLOQUIUM LECTURES 1. Public lecture entitled Drug War s Collateral Damage: U.S. Counter-Narcotic Aid and Human Rights in the Americas presented at the University of Vermont, April 20 th The lecture was sponsored by the Department of Political Science.

10 INVITED COLLOQUIUM LECTURES Gender Empowerment and the Sex Trade: Substantive Representation and International Compliance against Sex Trafficking. Colloquium lecture series at the University of Louisville s Institute for Democracy and Development, April 10, The lecture was sponsored by the Department of Political Science and the Institute for Democracy and Development. 3. Free Traders and drug Smugglers: Does Trade Liberalization weaken or strengthen states ability to combat drug trafficking, Political Science colloquium series at Marshall University, April 8, The Paul D. Stewart Lectureship Series in Political Science sponsored the lecture. 4. Busting Drugs while Paying with Crime: The domestic cost of the drug war in foreign countries, Political Science colloquium series at Marshall University, April 8, Marshall University s Pi Sigma Alpha sponsored the lecture. 5. The Haitian Crisis. Lecture was sponsored by the United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA) and the University of Kentucky Department of Political Science, Lexington, Kentucky, April 22 nd Shirkers and Drug Runners: Why US policies fail to crack down on drug trafficking through transit countries, Political Science colloquium series at Penn State University, October 24, The lecture was sponsored by the Penn State University s Department of Political Science. 7. Small State Leverage Against Big State Power: A Nash Equilibrium Model of the U.S- Caribbean Narcotic Interdiction Regime, The University of the West Indies at Mona, Kingston, Jamaica, November 22, The University of the West Indies Department of Government sponsored the lecture. 8. Local Partisans and Global Narcos? A Two Level Game Analysis of the Global Connections of Domestic Violence in Jamaica, The University of the West Indies at Mona, Kingston, Jamaica, November The University of the West Indies Department of Government sponsored the lecture. 9. American Hegemony and the Bargaining Leverage of Caribbean States in the 21 st Century, University of Louisville, January 28 th Lecture was sponsored by the University of Louisville's Department of Political Science and the Department of Pan- African Studies.

11 INVITED COLLOQUIUM LECTURES Using Counterfactuals to Explain U.S Coercive Diplomacy in the post-cold war era, State University of New York at Albany, April 12 th Lecture was sponsored by the State University of New York at Albany s Department of Political Science. 11. Caribbean Diplomatic Strategies in the 21 st Century: Negotiating the Constraints of Globalization and Regional Integration, Brandeis University, November 16 th Lecture was sponsored by Brandeis University s Latin American Studies Program, Department of Political Science, the Afro-American Studies Department, the Sustainable International Development Program, and the Weirner Fund. 12. Power Politics and Small State Diplomacy. Lecture was presented at the Seminario Internacional 2000, Quito Ecuador, June 8-11, Escuela Politecnica Del Ejercito and the Centro De Estudios Estrategicos sponsored the lecture. 13. Negotiating Debt: The IMF and the Caribbean, The University of the West Indies at Mona, Kingston, Jamaica, March 27 th Lecture was sponsored by the University of the West Indies Department of Government and the Institute for Social and Economic Research. 14. The Asian Economic Crisis and the Adjustment policies of the IMF, The United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA), Frankfort Kentucky, October 19 th Racism and Western Religion, The Frankfort Career Development Center, Frankfort Kentucky, February 24, PHD COMMITTEES 1. Ke Yanyu. (Dissertation Director: Completed degree April 9, 2014). 2. Hanbeom Jeong. (Dissertation Director: Completed degree April 21, 2010). 3. Anna Manley. ((Dissertation Director: 2010 to present)). 4. Priyam Saharia. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree April 16, 2014). 5. Jack East. (Dissertation Committee member: completed degree May 8 th 2014). 6. Su-Mi Lee. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree October 23, 2013). 7. Trace Lasley. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed Degree August 14, 2012). 8. Jonathan Powel. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed Degree November 1, 2012).

12 PHD COMMITTEES Isaac Castellano. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed Degree in December 6, 2012). 10. Mike Muslin. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree in 2005). 11. Bob Lancaster. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree in 2004). 12. Michael Gunter. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree in 2000). 13. John Spear. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree in 1999). 14. Michael Dawhare. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree in 1998). 15. Kevin Brennan. (Dissertation Committee member: Completed degree in 1998). MA COMMITTEES 1. Yan-Song, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 2. Cyrus Karimian, 2006 Department of Political Science. 3. Amada Cooper, 2006 Department of Political Science. 4. Neel Aroon, 2006 Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 5. Nic Wilson, 2005 Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 6. Oleksiy Synelnychenko, 2005 Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 7. Julia Wittenberg, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 8. Kelly Parsons, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 9. Chi-Fang, Hsiao, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. 10. Ben Weber, 2000 Department of History. 11. Ray Dowds, 1999 Department of Political Science. 12. Christopher Abel, 1997 Department of Political Science. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 1. Funded panelist for the 2007 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship program, February Funded panelist for the 2006 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship program, February Funded panelist for the 2005 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship program, February Funded panelist for the 2004 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship program, February

13 UNIVERSITY SERVICE Co-Director Africana Studies Program, The University of Kentucky, Political Science Department s Placement Director, The Task to Internationalize the University of Kentucky Member of the Global Citizenship Team, spring Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Political Science, Member of the University of Kentucky s External Review of the College of Engineering, Spring Elected Member of the University of Kentucky Faculty Senate, 2005-present. 7. Political Science Department s chair selection committee at the University of Kentucky - Spring Political Science Department s graduate admission committee at the University of Kentucky, for academic year , , , Political Science Department s chair selection committee at the University of Kentucky - spring Political Science Department undergraduate committee at the University of Kentucky - Academic year, COMMUNITY SERVICE 1. Invited television discussion panelist on "KET's Kentucky Tonight". Panel discussion was entitled: 'The Bush Doctrine and the War on Terror October 3 rd, Invited lecturer to the Episcopalian Diocesan Convention. Lecture entitled Haiti and American Foreign Policy, February 18 th Invited television discussion panelist on "KET's Kentucky Tonight". Panel discussion was entitled: 'American Foreign Policy and Iraq' - March 29 th Invited television discussion panelist on "KET's Kentucky Tonight". Panel discussion was entitled: The Outsourcing of American Jobs April

14 COMMUNITY SERVICE Invited television discussion panelist on "KET's Kentucky Tonight". Panel discussion was entitled: 'The Bush Administration s Foreign Policy and the China Crisis' - April 23 rd Invited television discussion panelist on "KET's Kentucky Tonight". Panel discussion was entitled: 'The Role of American Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War' - April Panel moderator for the AWARE student group at the University of Kentucky. Panel discussion was entitled: 'The Nature of Institutional Racism in the United States' - Fall Latin American Studies Association. 2. International Studies Association. 3. American Political Science Association. 4. Mid-West Political Science Association. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP