CONTACT Department of Government 211, Silsby Hall HB 6108 Hanover, New Hampshire 03755

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1 Simon Chauchard CONTACT Department of Government Dartmouth College 211, Silsby Hall HB 6108 Hanover, New Hampshire ACADEMIC Assistant Professor of Political Science, Dartmouth College, POSITION July EDUCATION Ph.D. in Political Science, May 2011 New York University, New York, NY M.Phil. in Political Science, January 2010 New York University, New York, NY MA, Political Science and Development Studies, July 2004 Sciences-Po, Paris, France BA, Political Science and Middle-East Studies, July 2002 Sciences-Po, Aix-en-Provence, France TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS Comparative Politics Ethnic Politics Indian and South-Asian Politics Clientelism and Distributive Politics Field Research Methods FELLOWSHIPS Rockefeller Center Faculty Grant Crowdsourcing Data on AND GRANTS Campaign Spending in India. $15,000. EGAP Metaketa initiative Grant (Project: Using Local Networks to Increase Accountability), $ 197,072. With Neelan Sircar. American Political Science Association, Comparative Democratization section: Best Fieldwork Award, New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science s, Dean s Dissertation Fellowship, National Science Foundation, Political Science Program, Dissertation Improvement Grant (Rajasthan Survey on Political Inclusion and Group-Related Attitudes),

2 New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science s, Pre-doctoral Summer Fellowship, 2009 New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science s, Andrew Sautter Fellowship, 2008 New York University, Politics Department Summer Travel Grant, 2007 and New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science s McCracken Fellowship, BOOK Why Representation Matters: The Meaning of Ethnic Quotas in Rural India. Cambridge University Press PUBLICATIONS Using MP3 Players in Surveys: The Impact of a Low-tech Self- Administration Mode on Misreporting and Bystanders Influence, Public Opinion Quarterly (2013) Can Descriptive Representation Change Beliefs About a Stigmatized Group? Evidence From Rural India, American Political Science Review (2014). Unpacking Ethnic Preferences: Theory and Micro-level Evidence From North India. Comparative Political Studies (2016) Disadvantaged Groups, Reservation and Political Dynasties in India. Chapter in Democratic Dynasties: State, Party and Family Ties in the Indian Parliament, ed. Kanchan Chandra. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (2016) The Cost of Political Competition: Electoral Handouts in Mumbai Elections, Asian Survey (2018). What Costs So Much in Indian Elections? Intuitions From Recent Electoral Campaigns in Mumbai, chapter forthcoming in Political Finance in India (Eds. Milan Vaishnav and Devesh Kapur) Forthcoming 2017 Oxford University Press. Dilemmas and Challenges of Citizen Information Campaigns: Lessons from a Failed Experiment in India, Chapter in The Limits of Electoral Accountability (Eds. Thad Dunning, Guy Grossman, Macartan Humphreys, Susan D. Hyde, and Craig McIntosh) (with Neelan Sircar) - Forthcoming 2017 Cambridge University Press. 2

3 Getting Rich Too Fast? Experimental Evidence on Voters' Reactions to Politicians' Wealth Accumulation in India. With Marko Klasnja and S.P. Harish. *accepted at Journal of Politics*. UNDER REVIEW Beyond Coethnicity: Political Influence in Ethnically Diverse Societies, joint with Neelan Sircar. Courting Votes Without Party Workers: The Effect of Political Competition on Partisan Networks in Rural India, with Neelan Sircar. Is Ethnic Politics Responsible for Criminal Politics? A Conjoint-Experiment in North India. Who Are Brokers? Low-level Party Officials and Their Role in Clientelism in Mumbai. BOOK PROJECTS Brokering the Vote in Mumbai. Failed Clientelism and The Search for Alternative Strategies. Manuscript. Planned submission: SPRING 2018 Influence in Rural India? An Experimental Approach. Book Project with Neelan Sircar. DATA COLLECTION Campaigns and Political Work in a Mumbai Constituency, Long-term Ethnographic Project ( ), in collaboration with Kaushik Koli and Hanmant Wanole. Crowdsourcing Data on Campaign Spending in India, in collaboration with Hanmant Wanole. INVITED - Washington University, St-Louis, April TALKS - Graduate Center, CUNY, April Institute of Advanced Studies, Toulouse, March UCL (ESPS), March Columbia SIPA, March Oxford DPIR, February Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace, October SAIS Johns Hopkins, October Political Science Department, Boston College, October NYU April

4 - Political Economy Series, UConn, April External Speakers series, NYU Abu Dhabi, March Keough School and Political Science, Notre-Dame, Nov South Asian Politics series, Harvard, Nov Rethinking Indian Politics Workshop, Carnegie, September India Political Economy Workshop, Penn, March India Political Economy Workshop, Penn, Dec Political Science Department, Penn, November Political Science Department, Stanford, November CASI, Penn, March Comparative Politics Seminar, Princeton, December Brown-India Initiative, Brown, CONFERENCES - American Political Science Association, San Francisco, European Political Science Association, Milan, American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, European Political Science Association, Brussels, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, American Political Science Association, San Francisco, European Political Science Association, Vienna, "Brokering Votes: Clientelism in Comparative Perspective, Workshop, Berkeley, February Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, American Political Science Association, Chicago, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Dartmouth Conference on Ethnicity and Politics, October American Political Science Association, New Orleans, American Political Science Association, Seattle, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Psychology and Public Policy Conference, Princeton Experiments in Governance and Politics meeting, New York American Political Science Association, Washington, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, American Political Science Association, Toronto, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago American Political Science Association, Boston, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, 2008 LANGUAGES SERVICE French (native), Spanish (fluent), Hindi (intermediate). Member of APSA s comparative politics, comparative democratization, and political psychology sections. Regular reviewer for: American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Public Opinion Quarterly, Journal of Politics, Political Behavior, Comparative Political 4

5 Studies, Comparative Politics, World politics, Economics and Politics, Field Methods, International Journal of Social Research Methodology, British Journal of Political Science, Research and Politics, Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, Journal of Race, Ethnicity and Politics. Organizer of the Dartmouth Conferences on Ethnicity and Politics 2011 Co-organizer (with Francesca Jensenius) of APSA s first meeting of Political Scientists working on India (APSA meeting 2012). Co-organizer of Dartmouth Government Department Seminar Series , REFERENCES Prof. Kanchan Chandra Department of Politics, NYU kanchan.chandra@gmail.com Prof. Daniel Posner Department of Pol. Science, UCLA dposner@polisci.ucla.edu Prof. Thad Dunning Department of Pol. Science, Berkeley thad.dunning@berkeley.edu Prof. John Carey Department of Government, Dartmouth College John.Carey@dartmouth.edu 5