Zachariah Cherian Mampilly 22 Marble Hill Avenue Apt. 6A Bronx, NY

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1 Zachariah Cherian Mampilly 22 Marble Hill Avenue Apt. 6A Bronx, NY WORK EXPERIENCE Associate Professor 2013 Present Assistant Professor Departments of Political Science, Africana Studies & International Studies Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY Visiting Professor / Fulbright Scholar Department of Political Science University of Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Visiting Professor (A History of Religious Violence) Summer 2012 Hertog Global Strategy Program, Department of History Columbia University, New York, NY Instructor (Rebel Movements and Civil Wars) Spring 2006 Department of Political Science, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA Teaching Associate/ Fellow Dept. of Political Science and Freshmen Summer Program, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA Instructor (Teaching Political Science) Fall 2004 Office of Instructional Development, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA Research Associate Center for International Conflict Resolution, Columbia University, New York, NY Research Assistant Globalization Research Center Africa, Los Angeles, CA Consultant Parliamentarians for Global Action, New York, NY Fellow Summer 2001 The NetAid Foundation / United Nations Development Program, New York, NY Research Assistant Institute of African Studies, Columbia University, New York, NY Intern Summer 1999 Constitutional Rights Project, Lagos, Nigeria EDUCATION Ph.D. Department of Political Science University of California, Los Angeles, CA Dissertation: Stationary Bandits: Understanding Rebel Governance Committee: Michael Ross (chair), Richard Sklar, Dan Posner, Mahmood Mamdani M.A., Department of Political Science

2 Columbia University, New York, NY B.A., Double major in African Studies and International Relations Tufts University, Medford, MA Advanced Swahili Foreign Language Areas Studies (FLAS) Fellow Summer 2000 Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Public Policy International Affairs (PPIA) Fellow Summer 1998 Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Study Abroad University of Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania PUBLICATIONS ACADEMIC Work(s) in Progress: Rebuilding Shattered Societies. Book manuscript under contract with Polity Press. With Andrea Bartoli and Susan Allen Nan. Global Power Shifts and UN Peacekeeping Missions: How India s Rise Affects Peacekeeping Performance in Africa. Journal Article. Civilian Agency in Eelam: Insurgent Governance, Cultural Legitimacy and Resistance. Journal Article. With Nimmi Gowrinathan. Rebel to Ruling Party Transitions and Governance Performance in Africa: The case of South Sudan. Journal Article. Forthcoming: Africa Uprising: Popular Protest and Non-violent Resistance. Book manuscript under contract with Zed Press. With Adam Branch. Rebel Governance. Book manuscript under contract with Cambridge University Press. Co-edited with Ana Arjona and Nelson Kasfir. Indian Peacekeeping in Africa Peacekeeping in Africa: The Evolving Security Architecture. Marco Wyss and Thierry Tardy, eds. New York: Routledge. Performing the Nation-State: Rebel Groups and Symbolic Sovereignty. Rebel Governance, co-edited by Ana Arjona, Nelson Kasfir and Zachariah Mampilly. Published: Roundtable on Alliance Formation in Civil Wars by Fotini Christia H-Diplo ISSF Roundtable, Volume VI, No. 2. India s African Sojourn A Handbook of Africa s International Relations. Routledge. Edited by Timothy Murithi. Review of Governance Without a State: Policies and Politics in Areas of Limited Statehood by Thomas Risse, ed Perspectives on Politics Vol. 10, No. 4. Rebel Rulers: Insurgent Governance and Civilian Life During War Cornell University Press.

3 Peacemaking: From Practice to Theory Co-edited with Andrea Bartoli and Susan Allen Nan. Praeger Security International. The Nexus of Militarization and Corruption in Post-Conflict Sri Lanka In Selling the Peace: Post-conflict Peacebuilding and Corruption, co-edited by Dominik Zaum and Christine Cheng. New York: Routledge. A commentary on Séverine Autesserre's The Trouble with the Congo African Security Review 20(2): Rebels with a Cause: A History of Rebel Governance, From the US Civil War to Libya. ForeignAffairs.com. April 13, A Marriage of Inconvenience: Tsunami Aid and the Unraveling of the LTTE s and GoSL s Complex Dependency Civil Wars 11(3): Aid and Access in Sri Lanka Humanitarian Exchange Magazine 43. Co-authored with Nimmi Gowrinathan. Review of Civil Militia: Africa s Intractable Security Menace African Affairs. Winning the War, but Losing the Peace: SPLA Local Governance and the Task Ahead Journal of Modern African Studies 43 (1). Co-authored with Adam Branch. When Will the Congo Find Peace? African Renaissance 1 (2). Parcellized Sovereignty: Understanding the Politics of Conflict in Africa Ufahamu 30 (1). POLICY Rebel Governance and the Syrian War POMEPS Briefings 22. Decision-making and Governance Performance in the Republic of South Sudan The World Bank. How can Former Rebels, Women, and Minorities be included in Democratic Processes? Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada. REPORTAGE Accursed by Man, Not God: The Fight for Tanzania's Gas Lands. Warscapes. October Witnessing the Birth of a Nation in Southern Sudan. TheRoot.com. January Behind Uganda s World Cup Terror Blasts. TheRoot.com. July Sudan s Elections and the Prospects for Peace. TheRoot.com. April What the U.S. can do for Congo. TheRoot.com. August M.I.A. s Latest Hit: Save Sri Lanka. TheRoot.com. March Sudan on the Rebound? TheRoot.com. December Organizing for Obama. SAMAR Magazine 28. February The Labeling of Genocide: Who Wins? Inthefray.com. March The Pitfalls of Desi Consciousness. Shabhash Version April 2005 Engaging Rebels in Tsunami Reconstruction Efforts. Tamilnet.com. January 2005.

4 Uganda s Hidden War. Africana.com. April When Will the Congo Find Peace? Africana.com. March Everybody Wants a Piece of Sudan. Africana.com. March Kith and Kinship: A Memorial for Philippe Wamba. Inthefray.com. September Gentrification and Resistance in Gullah Country. Africana.com. September Black Like Me: On Being Post- South Asian. Inthefray.com. November Beyond the Black Panthers: An Interview with Kathleen Cleaver. Africana.com. April The Afro/Gypsy Connection. Africana.com. May New Exhibit Highlights Kenyan Asians. Africana.com. April Reviving the South Movement. Africana.com. April East Africa Reborn. Africana.com. March Foes or Allies: African American/ South Asian Relations. Africana.com. March Indian Ocean Trade Association Helps Link Africa, Asia. Africana.com. March Ivory Coast: New Vision or Same Old Story. Africana.com. March The Queen of Sheba s Nigerian Roots. Africana.com. February The African Diaspora of the Indian Subcontinent. Africana.com. January ACADEMIC AWARDS AND GRANTS International Development Research Center, Canada ($40,000) March 2013 Fulbright Research / Teaching Award, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowship, Washington D.C. declined Vassar College, Research Grant for Travel to India and Sri Lanka May 2011 Vassar College, Research Grant for travel to Sudan May 2010 Vassar College, Research Grant for travel to Sri Lanka and India January 2009 Rockefeller Foundation, Scholarly Residency at the Bellagio Center, Italy Summer 2009 Vassar College, Research Grant for travel to Kenya and D.R. Congo Summer 2009 Vassar College, Research Grant for travel to Uganda and Sudan Summer 2008 Mellon Foundation, Grant for travel to India, Egypt and Turkey Summer 2008 UCLA International Institute, Associate Global Fellow Department of Political Science, UCLA, Dissertation Fellow Institute of Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California, Dissertation Year Fellow

5 Department of Political Science, UCLA, Mentored Teaching Fellow UCLA International Institute, Alice Belkin Scholarship Visiting Professorship, Department of Government, College of William and Mary declined Globalization Research Center Africa, UCLA, Travel Grant Recipient Foreign Language Area Studies Fellow, Department of Political Science, UCLA PRESENTATIONS UCLA, May Global Power Shifts and UN Peacekeeping Missions: How India s Rise Affects Peacekeeping Performance in Africa. International Studies Association, March Africa Uprising: Popular Protest and Political Change. Soka Gakkai University, March Africa Uprising: Popular Protest and Political Change. University of Utrecht, December Workshop on Rebel Governance. Yale University, December Roundtable on Africa Uprising. George Washington University, November Rebel Governance and the Syrian Opposition. SUNY-Newburgh. October Popular Protests in Contemporary Africa. Columbia University International Politics Seminar, October Global Power Shifts and UN Peacekeeping Missions: How India s Rise Affects Peacekeeping Performance in Africa. Economic and Social Research Foundation, March Indian Peacekeeping in Africa. ETH Zurich, November Indian Peacekeeping in Africa. University of Southern California, March Africa at a Crossroads: On Violent and Non-Violent Revolutions. Available at International Studies Association, March India s African Sojourn. Rebel Rulers: Insurgent Governance and Civilian Life during War. Presented at Columbia University, October 2011; Pomona College, January 2012; Arizona State University, February American Political Science Association, September Building the New Sudan: Statebuilding and Nationbuilding in South Sudan. United States State Department, June Health Care Provision by the Sudan People s Liberation Army. Fordham University, April Democracy, Discontent and Dissent in Africa Today. Georgetown University, February Building a New Sudan. Panel on Counterinsurgency and Ethnic Nationalism, Yale University Law School, November 2010: Militarization and Counterinsurgency in Sri Lanka. Conference on Rebel Governance, Dartmouth College, September Performing the Nation-State: Rebel Groups and Symbolic Sovereignty. Conference co-organizer.

6 Hansen Lecture Series, San Diego State University, April Rebel Rulers: Insurgent Governance and Civilian Life During War. Discussant/Moderator, Rockefeller Foundation, April The Future of the Refugee Camp: New Paradigms and Policies. Program in African Studies, Northwestern University, March Rebel Rulers: Insurgent Governance and Civilian Life During War. EPIIC Symposium, Tufts University, February Violent Discontent: Sri Lanka s Post-Conflict Confusion. Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Government of Canada, November How can former rebels be included in democratic processes. Conference on Rebel Governance, Yale University, October Performing the Nation-State: Rebel Groups and Symbolic Sovereignty. Conference co-organizer. American Political Science Association, September Performing the Nation-State: Rebel Groups and Symbolic Sovereignty. Discussant. Security, Governance and Political Economy: Constraints and Opportunities in Southern Sudan: Background and Key Findings. World Bank, October American Political Science Association, September A Marriage of Inconvenience: Tsunami Aid and the Unraveling of the LTTE s and GoSL s Complex Dependency. Chair, Across the Great Divide: Local Actors versus International Agendas in Civil Wars. American Political Science Association, September International Studies Association, March Bandits, Warlord, Embryonic State or Anti-State Sovereign: What is a Rebel Government? Order, Conflict and Violence Seminar Series, Yale University, February Bandits, Warlord, Embryonic State or Anti-State Sovereign: What is a Rebel Government? Panelist, Roundtable on the Congo War, Macmillan International Center, Yale University, February African Studies Association, November Anti-state Actors in Africa and Beyond. American Political Science Association, September Understanding the Provision of Services by Rebel Groups. Nuffield College Graduate Seminar, Oxford University, March Stationary Bandits: Understanding Rebel Governance. Working Group in African Political Economy (WGAPE), UCLA, December 2006: Explaining Variation in the Provision of Services by Rebel Groups. Law and Society Program, UCSB. Winter Genocide and Colonial Construction of Identity. African Studies Association, November 2006: Post-Conflict Integration and Reconstruction by Rebel Groups: EPLF, SPLA, and RCD-Goma Western Political Science Association, March 2006: Stationary Bandits: Understanding Rebel Governance. Workshop on African Conflict, UCLA African Studies Center, March 2006: Conflict in Africa: an Overview and The War in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Law and Society Program, UCSB. Fall Amartya Sen and Development.

7 African Studies Association, November 2004: Understanding Rebel Governance: A comparison of the RCD-Goma in the DR Congo and the SPLA in Sudan. Sudan Studies Association Annual Conference, April 2004: SPLA Local Governance and Challenges for Post- Conflict Peace. OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Reviewer for Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, American Political Science Review, African Affairs, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Peace Research, Security Studies, Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, Terrorism and Political Violence, Journal of Legal Pluralism. Africana Studies Program, Vassar College. Director Committee on Inclusion and Excellence, Vassar College. Co-Chair ; Elected Representative Steering Committee Member: Political Science, Africana Studies and International Studies 2007 Present Co-Editor-in-Chief, Ufahamu- A Journal of African Studies Coordinator, Yatra Collective, Los Angeles, CA : Finding Common Ground: Communities of Color and Immigration in Los Angeles 2003: South Asian Americans and the War on Terror 2002: 9/11: A Critical Reflection Co-President, Political Science Graduate Students Association, UCLA Student Representative, Admission s Committee, Dept. of Political Science, UCLA Commentary Editor, Inthefray.com LANGUAGES Kiswahili: Advanced Reading and Speaking Spanish: Intermediate Reading and Speaking Hindi: Basic Reading and Speaking