Dr. CHARLES R. BOEHMER

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1 Dr. CHARLES R. BOEHMER 11/01/12 EMPLOYMENT 2008-present University of Texas at El Paso, Associate Professor University of Texas at El Paso, Assistant Professor The Pennsylvania State University, lecturer 1997 Binghamton University, lecturer 1996 Wesley College, Dover DE, lecturer EDUCATION Ph. D M.A B.A The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania Major Field: International Relations. Minor Fields: Methods, Comparative Politics, and Political Theory University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Major Fields: Political theory and International Political Economy West Chester University, West Chester, Pennsylvania Major in International Relations and Political Science, Minor in History PUBLICATIONS Boehmer, Charles, and Sergio Peña (forthcoming 2013) The Determinants of Open and Closed Borders. Journal of Borderland Studies (Refereed) Fullerton, Tom, Joseph Kababie, and Charles Boehmer International Trade and Economic Growth in Mexico. The Empirical Economics Letters: A Monthly International Journal of Economics 11 (9): (Refereed) Boehmer Charles, Bernadette M.E. Jungblut, and Richard J Stoll Tradeoffs in Trade Data?: Do Our Assumptions Affect Our Results. Conflict Management and Peace Science Vol. 28 (2): (Refereed) Boehmer, Charles Economic Growth and Violent International Conflict: Defense and Peace Economics Vol. 21 (3): (Refereed) Reprinted in: The Costs of Economic Growth, edited by David A. Baldwin. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd (2012). Boehmer, Charles, and Timothy Nordstrom Intergovernmental Organization Memberships: Examining Political Community and the Attributes of International Organizations. International Interactions Vol. 34 (3): (Refereed). 1

2 Boehmer, Charles A Re-assessment of Liberal Pacifism at the Monadic Level of Analysis. Conflict Management and Peace Science Vol. 25 (1): (Refereed) Boehmer, Charles The Effects of Economic Crisis, Domestic Discord, and State Efficacy on the Decision to Initiate Interstate Conflict Politics and Policy 35 (4) December: (Refereed) Boehmer, Charles, and David Sobek Violent Adolescence: State Development and the Propensity for Militarized Interstate Conflict. Journal of Peace Research 42 (1): (Refereed) Boehmer, Charles, Erik Gartzke, and Timothy Nordstrom Do Intergovernmental Organizations Promote Peace? World Politics 57 (1): (Refereed) Gartzke, Erik, Quan Li, and Charles Boehmer Investing in the Peace: The Impact of Economics on International Conflict. International Organization 55 (2): (Refereed) Reprinted in: Key Concepts in the New Global Economy, edited by David A. Baldwin. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd (2012). The WTO, Economic Interdependence, and Conflict, edited by Marc L. Busch and Edward D. Mansfield. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd (2007). International Conflict and the Global Economy, edited by Edward D. Mansfield. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd (2004). Boehmer, Charles Peripheral Long Cycles in Trade and Production: The Peruvian and Argentine Cases. Journal of the Third World Spectrum 5 (Spring): (Refereed) BOOK REVIEWS Charles R. Boehmer Bound by Struggle: The Strategic Evolution of Enduring International Rivalries by Zeev Maoz; Ben D. Mor. The Journal of Politics Vol. 66, No. 3 (Aug., 2004), pp OTHER PUBLICATIONS The Encyclopedia of Political Science Contributed essay on Interdependence. George Thomas Kurian, Editor in Chief, James E. Alt, Simone Chambers, Geoffrey Garrett, Margaret Levi, Paula D. McClain, Editors. CQ Press. Political Handbook of the World, Assistant Editor and contributor for intergovernmental organizations section of book. CURRENT SUBMISSIONS UNDER PEER REVIEW If They Only Had Cake: The Effect of Food Supply on Civil War Onset, , (with David Sobek). Invited to Revise and Resubmit (round 2) to International Studies Quarterly. 2

3 NSF Proposal IGOs as Agents of International Law WORKING PAPERS Malicious Monads and Dangerous Dyads: Lateral Pressure in a Regional Context (with David Sacko) Disaggregating IGOs in Time and Space (With Erik Gartzke and Tim Nordstrom). Constructed Stability: IGO Similarity, Political Community and the Sources of Stable Peace (with David Sacko). The Impact of Development on Terrorist Activity (with Mark Daube) Political Interstate Community and Peace: Fostering Common State Preferences through Intergovernmental Organizations (with David Sacko) Economic Development and War. (with Rafael Reuveny). Applying Machiavelli to Iraq Learning Research Methods through Practical Learning Combining Levels of Analysis in tests of the Liberal Peace by Controlling for Monadic Effect Regional Integration as a Vehicle for Development: Tangled Networks or Orderly Associations? (with Gaspare Genna). Who Joins IGOs? (with Erik Gartzke and Tim Nordstrom) CONFERENCE PAPERS (past four years) The Impact of Development on Terrorist Activity (with Mark Daube). Presented at the annual meetings of the International Studies Association, San Diego, CA, April 2, Economic Development and War. (with Rafeal Revueny). Presented at the annual meetings of the International Studies Association, San Diego, CA, April 1, Economic Development and War. (with Rafeal Revueny). Presented at Peace Science Society International meetings, Los Angeles, CA, October 14, 2011 Intergovernmental Organizations as Agents of International Law. Presented at the American Political Science Association, Seattle, WA, September 3, Constructed Stability: IGO Similarity, Political Community and the Sources of Stable Peace (with David Sacko) April 1, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago. Malicious Monads and Dangerous Dyads: Lateral Pressure in a Regional Context (with David Sacko) March 31, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago. (third conference iteration) 3

4 Learning Research Methods through Practical Learning March, Sun Conference on Teaching and Learning, University of Texas at El Paso. Learning Research Methods through Practical Learning February, American Political Science Teaching and Learning Conference, Albuquerque, NM. Learning Research Methods through Practical Learning March, Sun Conference on Teaching and Learning, University of Texas at El Paso. Applying Machiavelli to Iraq March, Sun Conference on Teaching and Learning, University of Texas at El Paso. Malicious Monads and Dangerous Dyads: Lateral Pressure in a Regional Context (with David Sacko) February International Studies Association, New Orleans. Combining Levels of Analysis in Tests of the Democratic Peace February International Studies Association, New Orleans. Applying Machiavelli to Iraq. February American Political Science Teaching and Learning Conference, Philadelphia If They Only Had Cake: The Effect of Food Supply on Civil War Onset, (with David Sobek) ISAC/ISSS, Monterey, CA, October. Tradeoffs in Trade Data?: Do Our Assumptions Affect Our Results (with Bernadette Jungblut and Richard Stoll) Peace Science Society, Claremont, CA, October. The Determinants of Open and Closed Borders (with Sergio Peña) International Studies Association, San Francisco. Regional Integration as a Vehicle for Development: Tangled Networks or Orderly Associations? (with Gaspare Genna) International Studies Association, San Francisco. If They Only Had Cake: The Effect of Food Supply on Civil War Onset, (with David Sobek). International Studies Association, San Francisco. Who Joins IGOs? (with Erik Gartzke and Tim Nordstrom) International Studies Association, San Francisco. Malicious Monads: Lateral Pressure in a State and Regional Context (with David Sacko) International Studies Association, San Francisco. INVITED TALKS AND LECTURES (external) Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum meeting with UN officials as part of talk on Food Insecurity and Violent Conflict, October 3, 2011, New York City. Guest lecturer at United States Air Force Academy, February 1 st, 2010 Invited to speak to El Paso Electric Retirees Group, November 13, 2006 Guest lecturer at United States Air Force Academy, May 4 th,

5 Invited lecture as part of 47 th annual Academy Assembly at the United States Air Force Academy. A Machiavellian Insight into Spreading Democracy: Overcoming Age-Old Problems in a New World? February 2005 Constitutional Crisis Committee of El Paso, March 15, 2003 OTHER RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Lab Assistant, Center for Political Analysis. Department of Political Science, PSU Research Assistant to Gretchen Casper 1999 Participated in Merriam Laboratory for Analytical Political Research workshop on Dynamic Modeling, at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND COURSES OFFERED Undergraduate Courses International Relations 11 Study of Politics (methods course) 8 Introduction to American Politics 4 Advanced Research Methods 3 Introduction to Politics 3 International Political Economy 2 International Security 1 Introduction to Political Theory 1 International Relations Service 1 Political Theory: Machiavelli to Marx 1 Graduate Courses Seminar on Quantitative Research Methods I 6 Seminar on Quantitative Research Methods II 4 Seminar on International Organization and Law 4 Seminar on Border Theory (on-line and hybrid) 4 Seminar on International Politics 3 Seminar on International Security 2 International Political Economy 1 Honors, Grants, and Awards Pending proposal submission to NSF IGOs as Agents of International Law Grant/Award of $5, for successful proposal Integrating Undergraduates into Conflict Analysis Research, which was submitted to the UTEP COURI U-TRI program (Fall 2012) Elected Chair of Graduate Council and head of Graduate Assembly (university-wide election) Spring 2012 course release based on meritous application in Grant Proposal Preparation Program, College of Liberal Arts, UTEP Research grant from UTEP Office of Research and Sponsored Projects for International Organizations as Agents of International Law. Proposal funded by URI, UTEP, for $5, Research grant from UTEP Office of Research and Sponsored Projects for The Determinants of Open and Closed International Borders. With Sergio Pena. Proposal funded by URI, UTEP, for $3, Conference Travel Grants from the Research and Graduate Studies Office of the College of 5

6 Liberal Arts (RGSO), Pennsylvania State University, 1997, 1998, 1999, Dissertation Grant, RGSO, Conference Travel Grants, Department of Political Science, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, Charles Mayo Scholarship of Political Science, West Chester University, Professional Organizations and Activities Member of: American Political Science Association, International Studies Association, Peace Science Society International, Midwest Political Science Association, Southern Political Science Association Executive Member of Penn State Political Science Graduate Student Organization ( ) Graduate Assistant to Director of Graduate Studies (Penn State, Spring 2001) Reviewed manuscripts in last two years American Journal of Political Science (1) Journal of Politics (2) International Studies Quarterly (7) International Organization (2) Journal of Conflict Resolution (1) Journal of Peace Research (1) Conflict Management and Peace Science (1) Foreign Policy Analysis (2) Political Geography (1) Review of International Organizations (1) World Politics (1) Research and Teaching Interests International relations: International Conflict, International Organization, Civil Conflicts, International Political Economy, Civil War, Terrorism, Border Politics and Theory. Research methods: Research Design, Inferential Statistics/Econometrics Research methods Research Design, Linear Regression, MLE (binary, counts, ordered, multinomial), Time Series, Event History Analysis, Factor Analysis, GEE. Stastical Software Skills STATA, SPSS, Statistica, Mini-tabs, LIMDEP, RATS, Excel, Access, Eviews. Graduate Committee Work (degrees conferred) MA Thesis Chair: Mark Daube, Mark Gorman, Elsa Ontiveros, Alfonso Sanchez, Janeth Diaz MA Thesis Secondary: Leslie Gonzales, Sudeshna Bhattacharyya, Amanda Vasquez, Russell Autry, Robert Benson, Manuel Mata, Marie Louie Gilot, Robert Acosta, Doug Block, Sergio Garcia, Deidre Conklin, Jared Hundley, WonHa Gonzalez, Oscar Salcedo, Ijtsuri Viveros, Benjamin 6

7 Gutierrez, Adrian Acosta MA Thesis Outside: Magdolien Hajj (Communication), Cynthia Divslar (Communication), Joseph Kababie (Economics), Adrian Villasenor (Economics) Final Paper Project (POLS 5393): Francisco Bonilla MEDIA APPEARENCES (Through 2012) TV news: 25 National Issues Forums broadcast on KCOS El Paso (PBS), one for National PBS: 21 as of 2012 Radio: 8 Newspaper: 15 University of Texas system Faculty Advisory Council (member) University Committees/Service Chair (university-wide election), Graduate Council (Fall 2012 Spring 2014) Executive Council (ex officio) (Fall 2012 Spring 2014) Faculty Senate (ex officio) (Fall 2012 Spring 2014) UTEP Graduate Council (Fall Spring 2012) Fellows Council, Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning (CETaL) (Fall Spring 2014) UTEP Faculty Senate Student Welfare & Grievance Committee (Fall Spring 2012) Faculty Senate Academic Admissions and Standards Committee (Fall Spring 2009) UTEP MA Thesis Award Committee (2004) College Committees/Service Liberal Arts Curriculum Committee ( ) Ad hoc committee to re-write College Vision and Mission statements (Fall 2011) Tenure and Promotion Committee ( ) Department Committees/Service Executive Committee ( , , academic year terms) Department Teaching Faculty Evaluation Committee (2010) Department Research Faculty Evaluation Committee (PARF years 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) Department Service Faculty Evaluation Committee (2008) Director of Graduate Studies Dec Sept Chair of International Relations Search Committee Ad hoc committee on political science webpage redesign (2011) Chair of American Politics Search Committee Chair of International Relations Search Committee Search Committee for International Relations/Comparative Politics Scheduling Committee Department Curriculum Committee Committee for Faculty Planning Department Library Liaison Planning Committee for Lineae Terrarum conference UTEP Family Campaign Fund Drive representative

8 REFERENCES Dr. Patrick James. Phone: (213) Dr. John Symons. Phone: (785) Dr. Glenn Palmer. Phone: (814) Dr. Brian Pollins. Dr. Richard Stoll. Phone: (713)