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1 Curriculum Vitae December 2017 Dr. Kendra Elizabeth Dupuy Vossegata 46c Oslo Mobile phone: NORWAY Skype id: zillered Birthdate: 18 January 1979 Civil status: Married, no children Languages: Norwegian, English, French Education 2016 PhD, Political Science, University of Washington *Defended 23 May 2016; degree recognized and approved by NOKUT May Master of Arts, Political Science, University of Washington *Degree recognized and approved by NOKUT May Master of Philosophy, Comparative and International Education, University of Oslo Research experience and affiliations 2014 Senior Policy Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center, & Researcher, Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI), Bergen, Norway Coordinator of U4 s Evaluation and Measurement theme. Responsible for researching how to measure, monitor, and evaluate anti-corruption programs and policies in the public sector (ongoing; funded by 8 bilateral aid agencies) Co-coordinator of U4 s Natural Resources and Energy theme. Responsible for researching how to prevent and reduce corruption in public sector natural resource and energy sectors management, and in public climate finance (ongoing) Project leader for study on non-formal life skills education for girls in developing countries ( ; funded by The Brookings Institution) Project leader for sub-component in the Tanzania as a Future Petro-state program. Responsible for managing and conducting original research on public sector petroleum governance in Tanzania ( ; funded by the Norwegian Embassy in Tanzania) Researcher on the project Breaking BAD: Understanding the Backlash Against Democracy in Africa ( ; funded by the Research Council of Norway, co-principal investigator) Researcher on the project Share or Spare? Explaining the Nature and Determinants of Climate Finance Coordination ( ; funded by the Swedish Research Council) Member of an international consultancy team to provide advisory services to Norad on issues related to green economy, low carbon development, and international climate change policy ( ) Administrative responsibilities: o Leader of Natural Resource research group ( ) o General contract, budget, and research management o Develop new research projects and funding applications. Raised funds for workshops on the social science research frontiers in digital technology tools, and on girls education in crisis situations o Leader and member of the Researchers Union Board at CMI (Forskerforbundet) ( )

2 2016 Senior Researcher, Peace Research Institute (PRIO), Oslo, Norway Project leader for study on education s role in post-conflict peacebuilding ( ; funded by Save the Children Norway) Researcher on the following projects: o Children in conflict (2017; funded by Save the Children Norway) o Trends in conflict ( ; funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) o Inequalities and armed conflict ( ; funded by the World Bank) o Post-conflict power sharing ( ; funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) o o Post-conflict wealth sharing ( ; funded by the Norwegian Research Council) Gender and landmine removal (2007; funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Desk Editor, Journal of Peace Research ( ) Write, publish, and publicly present academic publications and policy-oriented reports Develop new research projects and funding applications Organize events (workshops, seminars, conferences) 2016 Affiliated with the Centre for Law and Social Transformation, CMI / University of Bergen Consultant, The World Bank, Governance Global Practice Group Collected and analyzed original data on mining laws and policies with community development requirements. Responsible for writing papers on institutional competition in mining legal requirements, and on community engagement models in mining 2015 Consultant, Natural Resource Governance Institute Provided expert input into review of component 5 on environmental and community protection for the Sierra Leone Extractive Sector Benchmarking Process, and for the re-design of component 5 on local impacts for the Natural Resource Charter Research and teaching assistant, University of Washington Department of Political Science Original quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis for research project on global spread of restrictive civil society laws. Served as teaching assistant, writing instructor, and academic advisor Affiliated with the Center for Democratic Development (Accra, Ghana) Research Coordinator, Human Security Report Project (HSRP) (Vancouver, Canada) Coordinated input for the 2012 HSRP Report on the gendered impact of conflict; commissioned research papers; and conducted extensive literature reviews Academic publications Books Dupuy, Kendra, and Krijn Peters. (2009). Children and War. Westport, CT: Praeger Security Press. Book Chapters Dupuy, Kendra, and Helga Binningsbø. (Forthcoming, 2016). Buying Peace With Diamonds: Power Sharing in Sierra Leone. In Scott Gates and Kaare Strøm (eds.), Fragile Bargains: Civil Conflict and Power Sharing in Africa, Cambridge University Press. Dupuy, Kendra, and Julian Detzel. (Forthcoming, 2016). Appeasing the Warlords: Power Sharing and Peacebuilding in Liberia. In Scott Gates and Kaare Strøm (eds.), Fragile Bargains: Civil Conflict and Power Sharing in Africa, Cambridge University Press. 2

3 Dupuy, Kendra. (2016). Corruption and Elite Capture of Mining Community Development Funds in Ghana and Sierra Leone. In Philippe Le Billon and Aled Williams (eds.), Corruption, Natural Resources, and Development: From Resource Curse to Political Ecology. Edward Elgar Publishing. Dupuy, Kendra. (2010). Education That Builds Peace or Fuels Armed Conflict. In Halla B. Holmarsdottir and Mina O Dowd (eds.), Nordic Voices: Teaching and Researching Comparative and International Education in the Nordic Countries. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers. Journal Articles Williams, Aled, and Kendra Dupuy. (2018). Does REDD+ Readiness Mitigate Corruption? Case Evidence From Southeast Asia. Forthcoming in Journal of Development Studies. Bahgat, Karim, et al. (2017). Inequality and Conflict Literature Review. Forthcoming in Canadian Journal of Development Studies. Dupuy, Kendra, and Aseem Prakash. (2017). Do Donors Punish Countries with Restrictive NGO Laws? A Panel Study, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (currently only an online version) Lee, Bryan, and Kendra Dupuy. (2017). Understanding the Lie of the Land: Mapping Petro-Governance Institutions in Tanzania. Journal of Energy & Natural Resource Law, 35(3): Williams, Aled, and Kendra Dupuy. (2017). Deciding Over Nature: Corruption in Environmental Impact Assessments. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 65: Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. (2016). Hands Off My Regime! Governments Restrictions on Foreign Aid to Non-Governmental Organizations. World Development, 84: Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. (2015). Who Survived? Ethiopia s Regulatory Crackdown on Foreign-Funded NGOs. Review of International Political Economy, 22(2): Dupuy, Kendra. (2014). Community Development in Mining Laws. The Extractive Industries and Society, 1(2): Dupuy, Kendra. (2009). Education in Peace Agreements, Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 26(2), Binningsbø, Helga, and Kendra Dupuy. (2009). Using Power Sharing to Win a War: The Implementation of the Lomé Agreement in Sierra Leone. Africa Spectrum, 44(3): Papers under review Østby, Gudrun, Henrik Urdal, and Kendra Dupuy. Does Education Lead to Pacification? A Review of Statistical Studies of Education and Political Violence. Stølan, Andreas, Kendra Dupuy, Lars Ivar Oppedal Berge, and Vincent Somville. Petroleum Populism: How Newly Discovered Resource Endowments Shape Voter Preferences. Dupuy, Kendra, Christian Kwauk, Amanda Braga, & Sandra Halvorsen. Life Skills for Girls in Developing Countries: A Theory of Change. Dupuy, Kendra, Sosina Bezu, & Are Knudsen. New Evidence on Life Skills Programs for Girls. Dupuy, Kendra, and Siri Neset. The Cognitive Psychology of Corruption: Micro-Level Explanations for Unethical Behavior. Published policy outputs Dupuy, Kendra, et al. (2018). Civil Society s Role in Petro-Governance in Tanzania. CMI Policy Brief. Bergen, Norway and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: CMI and Repoa. Dupuy, Kendra, and Siri Neset. (2018). The Cognitive Psychology of Corruption: Micro-Level Explanations for Unethical Behavior. U4 Issue Paper. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Stølan, Andreas, et al. (2017). Petroleum Populism: How New Resource Endowments Shape Voter Choices. CMI Working Paper and CMI Policy Brief. Bergen, Norway and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: CMI and Repoa. Stølan, Andreas, et al. (2017). Prospects for Peace in a Petro-State: Gas Extraction and Participation in Violence in Tanzania. CMI Policy Brief. Bergen, Norway and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: CMI and Repoa. Williams, Aled, and Kendra Dupuy. (2017). Corruption and the City: How Can Aid Donors Support Integrity Building in Urban Spaces? U4 Brief. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Dupuy, Kendra, Scott Gates, Håvard Mokleiv Nygård, Ida Rudolfsen, Håvard Strand, Siri Aas Rustad, and Henrik Urdal. (2017). Trends in Armed Conflict, PRIO Policy Brief. Oslo, Norway: Peace Research Institute Oslo. 3

4 Bahgat, Karim, et al. (2017). Inequality and Armed Conflict: Evidence and Data. Background report for the UN and World Bank Flagship Study on Development and Conflict Prevention. Oslo, Norway: Peace Research Institute Oslo. Bahgat, Karim, et al. (2017). Inequality and Armed Conflict: Evidence and Policy Recommendations. PRIO Policy Brief. Oslo, Norway: Peace Research Institute Oslo. Dupuy, Kendra. (2017). The Global Participation Backlash: Implications for Multi-Stakeholder Natural Resource Governance Initiatives. U4 Brief. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Aarvik, Per, and Kendra Dupuy. (2017). Digitizing the Landscape: Technology to Improve Integrity in Natural Resource Management. U4 Brief. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Lee, Bryan, and Kendra Dupuy. (2016/2017). Understanding the Lay of the Land: Mapping Petro-Governance Institutions in Tanzania. CMI Working Paper and CMI Policy Brief. Bergen, Norway and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: CMI and Repoa. Dupuy, Kendra, Scott Gates, Håvard Mokleiv Nygård, Ida Rudolfsen, Håvard Strand, and Henrik Urdal. (2016). Trends in Armed Conflict, PRIO Policy Brief. Oslo, Norway: Peace Research Institute Oslo. Dupuy, Kendra, Scott Gates, and Håvard Mokleiv Nygård. (2016). State Fragility and Armed Conflict. PRIO Policy Brief. Oslo, Norway: Peace Research Institute Oslo. Williams, Aled, & Kendra Dupuy. (2016). Deciding Over Nature: Corruption in Environmental Impact Assessments. U4 Issue Paper. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Williams, Aled, and Kendra Dupuy. (2016). At the Extremes: Corruption in Natural Resource Management Revisited. U4 Brief. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. (2015). Viewpoint: Foreign Disentanglement. Stanford Social Innovation Review, Fall 2015: Dupuy, Kendra, and Boris Divjak. (2015). Ebola and Corruption: Overcoming Critical Governance Challenges in a Crisis Situation. U4 Brief. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Williams, Aled, Fiona Downs, and Kendra Dupuy. (2015). REDD Integrity: An Evidence-Based Approach to Anti- Corruption in REDD+. U4 Issue Paper. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center. Dupuy, Kendra. (2014). Corruption Risks and Experiences in REDD+ Benefit Sharing Mechanisms. U4 Brief. Bergen, Norway: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center, REDD+ Integrity publication series. Dupuy, Kendra. (2008). Gender Mainstreaming in Mine Action: The Ethiopian Case. PRIO paper. Dupuy, Kendra. (2008). Education for Peace: Transforming Armed Conflict and Building Peace Through Education Systems. Report. Oslo: Save the Children Norway, 108 pages. This report served as the basis for Save the Children policy report Where Peace Begins (also published in 2008). Conference papers & presentations Dupuy, Kendra, and Aseem Prakash. Do Donors Punish Countries with Restrictive NGO Laws?: A Panel Study, Presented at the 2016 annual conference of the International Studies Association, Atlanta. Also presented at the 2016 annual conference of the American Political Science Association, Philadelphia. Dupuy, Kendra. Elite Capture and Corruption in Community-Managed Natural Resource Funds in the Mining Sector. Presented at the 2015 annual conference of the American Political Science Association, San Francisco. Also presented at the University of Bergen Department of Geography Workshop on Power in Political Ecology, November 2015, Bergen, Norway. Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. The Backlash Against U.S. Smart Power? Restricting Foreign Aid to Domestic NGOs. Presented at the 2014 annual conference of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C. Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. The Pushback: Governmental Crackdown on Foreign Funding of Domestic NGOs, Presented at the 2014 annual conference of the International Studies Association, Toronto. Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. Who Survived? Ethiopia s Regulatory Crackdown on Foreign- Funded NGOs. Presented at the 2013 annual conference of the American Political Science Association, Chicago, and also at the Columbia University Human Rights Seminar, 3 February Dupuy, Kendra, James Ron, and Aseem Prakash. Bringing the State Back In: Exploring the Impact of the Regulatory System on NGO Population Ecology. Presented at the 2012 annual conference of the International Studies Association, San Diego. 4

5 Dupuy, Kendra. Explaining Corporate Social Responsibility in Weak States. Presented at the 2012 annual conference of the International Studies Association, San Diego. Dupuy, Kendra, and Helga Binningsbø. The Diamond Area Community Development Fund: Implementing a Wealth Sharing Policy in Sierra Leone. Presented at the 2010 annual conference of the International Studies Association, New Orleans. Binningsbø, Helga, and Kendra Dupuy. Buying Peace With Diamonds? Power Sharing and the Civil War in Sierra Leone. Presented at the 2008 annual conference of the International Studies Association, San Francisco. Technical and methodological skills Advanced training in impact evaluations. Advanced training in statistics and econometrics, including multivariate regression, event history, time series, surveys, and maximum likelihood estimation analysis. Experience with quantitative data collection, dataset construction, and data visualization methods. Advanced proficiency in Stata software program; medium proficiency in R statistical program; basic proficiency in ArcGIS software and geo-spatial data analysis. Basic training in using big data in social science research; basic Python coding skills. Extensive experience with qualitative data collection and analysis, including individual and focus group interviews, observation, archival research, and document analysis. Teaching and academic advising experience 2016 Academic advisor (master and PhD), external examiner, and lecturer for bachelor and masters courses at the University of Oslo, University of Bergen, Høyskolen i Oslo og Akershus, and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences PhD students: Lisa-Marie Selvik (University of Bergen, Department of Comparative Politics) ( ) 2014 Organizer and facilitator of in-country workshops and online courses, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center Delivered training workshops on social science research methodology in Norway and Tanzania Organized, facilitated, and taught online courses and in-country workshops to public sector officials on corruption and anti-corruption in various sectors Course Instructor and Coordinator, University of Oslo International Summer School Peace Research (both graduate-level and undergraduate level courses) Teaching Assistant, University of Washington Department of Political Science Political Science 384: Global Environmental Politics Political Science 203: Introduction to International Relations Political Science 321: American Foreign Policy Instructor, University of Washington Interdisciplinary Writing Program English 298, a writing-focused course linked to Political Science 201 (Introduction to Political Theory) Undergraduate Advisor, University of Washington Department of Political Science Occasional lecturer for Masters Program in International Studies at Bjørknes College, Oslo Organizational memberships International Studies Association American Political Science Association Comparative and International Education Society Languages Native: English Advanced: Norwegian (Bergenstest written exam in January 2018; oral in February 2018) Intermediate: French, Danish, Swedish 5

The global participation backlash

The global participation backlash Implications for natural resource initiatives By Kendra Dupuy Disclaimer All views in this text are the author(s), and may differ from the U4 partner agencies policies.