Princeton University, Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellow, University Center for Human Values

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1 INÉS VALDEZ Princeton University University Center for Human Values 307 Louis Marx Hall Princeton, NJ w: mwpweb.eu/inesvaldez/ ACADEMIC Ohio State University, POSITIONS Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science Courtesy affiliation with Comparative Studies, Germanic Languages, Latina/o Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, and Women s Gender & Sexuality Studies Princeton University, Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellow, University Center for Human Values Ohio State University, Postdoctoral Fellow in Political Theory, Department of Political Science European University Institute, Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Political and Social Sciences Oxford University, 2009 Junior Visiting Scholar (non-stipendiary), Nuffield College EDUCATION University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Ph.D., Political Science, August 2011 Universidad Torcuato Di Tella B.A., Economics (major) & Political Science (minor), July 1998 WORK UNDER REVIEW Book Cosmopolitanism in a New Color: Kant, Du Bois, and a Transnational Cosmopolitanism. PUBLISHED RESEARCH Articles It s not about Race: Good Wars, Bad Wars, and the Origins of Kant s Anti- Colonialism, in American Political Science Review 111(4): Missing in Action: Practice, Paralegality, and the Nature of Immigration Enforcement, in Citizenship Studies 21(5): [with Mat Coleman and Amna Akbar] 2016 Punishment, Race, and the Organization of U.S. Immigration Exclusion, in Political Research Quarterly 69(4): Winner: Western Pol. Science Assoc. Best Article Published in Political Research Quarterly, 2016 Western Pol. Science Assoc. Pi Sigma Alpha (Best Paper Presented at Conference) Award, Non-Domination or Practices of Freedom? French Muslim Women, Foucault, and the Full Veil Ban, in American Political Science Review 110(1):

2 2013 Reel Latinas? Race, Gender, and Asymmetric Recognition in Contemporary Film, in Politics, Groups, and Identities 1(2): Perpetual What? Injury, Sovereignty, and a Cosmopolitan View of Immigration, in Political Studies 60(1): Residues of Border Control, Southern Spaces April 17 [with Susan Harbage Page; re-issued in 2016 Amy Levin (ed.) Global Mobilities. Refugees, Exiles, and Migrants in Museums and Archives. New York: Routledge.] Chapters in Collections forthcoming Du Bois and the Fluid Subject: Dark Princess and the Splendid Transnational, in Miriam Thaggert (ed.), Expecting More: African American Literature in Transition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Association, Reciprocity, and Emancipation: A Transnational Account of the Politics of Global Justice, in Duncan Bell (ed.) Empire, Race, and Global Justice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press From Workers to Enemies. National Security, State Building and America s War on Illegal Immigrants, in Michael Böss (ed.) Narrating Peoplehood amidst Diversity. Historical and Theoretical Perspectives. Aarhus: Aarhus Academic Press (pp ). [with Desmond King] Short Essays / Briefs 2017 Donald Trump says he s just enforcing immigration law. But it s not that simple, in The Monkey Cage Blog (The Washington Post) November 7, 2017 [with Mat Coleman and Amna Akbar] 2017 Donald Trump is expanding a system of immigration enforcement which already punishes immigrants and makes them vulnerable, in the London School of Economics US Centre Blog March From Global to Transnational Justice: Reading Global Justice through W. E. B. Du Bois, in The Disorder of Things Blog June DACA, DAPA, and Beyond: Plus ça change? in Newsletter of the APSA Section on Migration & Citizenship 3(2): Book Reviews 2011 Mary C. Beltrán, Latina/o Stars in U.S. Eyes: The Making and Meanings of Film and TV Stardom, in Latino Studies 9(2-3): REFEREE WORK Journals American Journal of Political Science American Political Science Review Citizenship Studies Global Justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics Journal of Research on Women and Gender Latino Studies Law & Policy Review New Political Science Politics, Groups, and Identities Political Research Quarterly Political Theory Polity Revista de Ciencia Política (Chile) Books Oxford University Press (book series reviewer), 2016 Committee member, 2011 & 2012 Best Book on Latino Politics, American Political Science Association Latino Caucus,

3 Conferences Grants Chair of Democracy and Liberalism Section, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, 2016 Committee member, American Political Science Association Fund for Latino Scholarship, 2017 HONORS & AWARDS Princeton University Center for Human Values Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellowship, Western Political Science Association Award for Best Article published in 2016 in Political Research Quarterly (for Punishment, Race, and the Organization of Immigration Exclusion ), April 2017 Mershon Center for International Security Studies Faculty Fellowship, Ohio State University, Fall 2016 and 2014 Western Political Science Association Pi Sigma Alpha Award for best paper presented at the 2011 meeting (for Punishment, Race, and the Organization of Immigration Exclusion ), March 2012 American Political Science Association Fund for Latino Scholarship, September 2010 William Wilson Brown, Jr. Dissertation Fellowship, Institute for the Study of the Americas, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Summer 2010 University of North Carolina Center for Latin American Studies Ford Foundation Doctoral Research Fellowship, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill James B. Prothro Award for Best M.A. Thesis given by the Department of Political Science, 2005 Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Tinker Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation & Institute of Latin American Studies (various summer fellowships), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Department of Political Science (RA/TAfellowship), Duke University Department of Political Science (RA/TA fellowship), INVITED TALKS Political Theory Workshop, University of Virginia, tba Political Theory Workshop, University of Pittsburgh, February 2018 Political Theory Workshop, Columbia University, November 2017 Political Theory Workshop, Cornell University, October 2017 Research Group on Global Justice, McGill University, September 2017 Political Theory Workshop, University of Pennsylvania, September 2017 Workshop on Colonialism, University of British Columbia, April 2017 COMPAS Conference on Global Inequality, Ohio State University, March

4 Political Theory Workshop, University of Chicago, October 2016 Pre-modernist Group, Department of History, Ohio State University, October 2016 Department of Political Science, Universidad Torcuato di Tella, July 2016 Department of Political Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, April 2016 Department of Political Science, Saint Louis University, April 2016 Workshop on Empire, Race, and Global Justice, Cambridge University, April 2016 Center for International Policy Studies, University of Ottawa, February 2016 Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, December 2015 Roundtable of Latina Feminism, John Carroll University, May 2015 Department of Political Science, Florida International University, April 2015 Workshop on Race, Place, and Capital, Indiana University at Bloomington, April 2015 Institute for Migration Research, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, June 2014 Department of Women s and Gender Studies, UNC at Chapel Hill, November 2013 Panel Discussion on Immigration Enforcement, Oberlin College, April 2013 Latino Studies and Immigration & Democracy Colloquium, Cornell University, February 2013 Empire and Sovereignty Workshop, European University Institute, June 2012 Workshop on Joe Carens The Ethics of Immigration, European University Institute, May 2012 Gender & Migration Working Group, European University Institute, February 2012 Migration Working Group, European University Institute, October 2011 Comparative Working Group, UNC at Chapel Hill, September 2010 Kirwan Institute Brownbag Series, Ohio State University, July 2010 Political Theory Workshop, Ohio State University, April 2010 Oxford Centre for the Study of Inequality and Democracy, November 2009 Political Theory Workshop, Nuffield College, Oxford University, March 2009 Comparative Working Group, UNC at Chapel Hill, January 2005 Workshop on Political Cleavages and Party Competition, Duke University, April 2004 WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED Workshop on Race, Place, and Capital, Ohio State University (co-organizer), November 18-19,

5 Political Theory Workshop, Department of Political Science, Ohio State University (coconvener), Ohio State University Fall Spring 2017 Migration and Global Justice Workshop, Mershon Center for International Security Studies, Ohio State University (co-convener), Fall 2014-Spring 2016 Event Series Marking the anniversary of the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act (coorganizer), Ohio State University, Spring and Fall 2015 Roundtable on The Continuities Between Immigration Detention and Mass Incarceration (co-organizer), Ohio State University, March th Classics Revisited Max Weber Conference (on Karl Polanyi) (lead organizer), European University Institute, May 2012 Workshop on Secularism and post-colonialism (co-organizer), European University Institute, May 2012 CONFERENCES Presenter: Race, Empire and Identity: Reading a Radical Transnational Political Subjectivity in Du Bois, Annual Meeting of the Association for Political Theory (Ann Arbor, MI), October Discussant: Colonial Legacies, Annual Meeting of the Association for Political Theory (Ann Arbor, MI), October Presenter: Reading Rancière s Humanitarianism vis-à-vis Politics and the Police, Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association (Vancouver, CAN), April 2017 Chair: Author Meets Critics: Duncan Bell s Reordering the World: Essays on Liberalism and Empire, Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association (Vancouver, CAN), April 2017 Presenter: Recuperating Identity for Cosmopolitanism: Reading Du Bois Beyond Double Consciousness, Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association (Baltimore, MD), February 2017 Presenter: Cosmopolitan Patriotism: W. E. B. Du Bois and the Decentering of Europe in the Kantian Project, Annual Meeting of the Association for Political Theory (Columbus, OH), October 2016 Presenter: Europe and the Space of the Colonies: Kant s Anti-Colonialism and his Philosophy of History, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Philadelphia, PA), September 2016 Presenter: Europe and the Space of the Colonies: Kant s Anti-Colonialism and his Philosophy of History, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association (Chicago, IL), April 2016 Discussant: The Present-Past: History and Narrative in Black Political Thought, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association (Chicago, IL), April 2016 Presenter: It s not About Race: Kant and the Eurocentric Origins of Anti-Colonialism, Annual Meeting of the Association for Political Theory (Boulder, CO), October

6 Presenter: Sovereign Law and Domestic Immigration Enforcement: Punishment, Race, and the Organization of Latino/a Exclusion, 9 th Max Weber Programme Conference (Fiesole, IT), June 2015 Presenter: Cosmopolitanism in Du Bois s Post-war Writings: Power, Knowledge, and the Colonial Shadow, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Washington, DC), August-September 2014 Presenter: Discipline and Freedom as Alternative Practices: Muslim Women's Responses to Republicanism and Islam, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Chicago, IL), August-September 2013 Presenter: Finding the Political in the Political Theory of Immigration, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association (Chicago, IL), April 2012 Discussant: Global Justice, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association (Chicago, IL), April 2012 Presenter: Who s the Toughest? Punishment and the Organization of Immigration Exclusion, Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association (San Antonio, TX), April 2011 Winner: Pi Sigma Alpha Award for best paper presented at the WPSA meeting Presenter: Sovereignty in the City: Spatial Racialization and Immigration Enforcement, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Washington, DC), September 2010 Presenter: Sovereignty in the City: Spatial Racialization and Immigration Enforcement, Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association (San Francisco, CA), April 2010 Presenter: Perpetual What? Publicness, Sovereignty, and a Cosmopolitan View of Immigration, Annual Meeting of the European Consortium of Political Research Conference (Berlin, GER), September 2009 Presenter: Secularism or Veiled Exclusion? Muslim Women and the French State, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Toronto, CA) [with Hollie Mann], August 2009 Presenter: An Alien Consciousness? A Critical Reading of the Construction of Citizenship and Borders, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Boston, MA), August 2008 Presenter: Film, Identity, and Culture: Watching Latinas on Film, Annual Women s Worlds Conference (Madrid, SP), July 2008 Presenter: Global Justice in a Postcolonial World, Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (Chicago, IL) [with Jeff Spinner-Halev], August-September 2007 Presenter: Economic Reforms as Collective Action Problems: An Ontological Obstacle? Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association (Chicago, IL), April

7 Presenter: Party Decay? Electoral Effects of New Issues and Cleavages during Neoliberal Reforms, Annual Meeting of the Latin American Studies Association (Las Vegas, NV), October 2004 STUDENTS PhD BA Sara R-Argüelles Riva (co-chair), PhD Candidate, OSU Presidential Fellow Reed Kurtz (committee member), PhD Candidate Drew Rosenberg (committee member), PhD Candidate Kailash Srinivasan (committee member), PhD Candidate - Mirceas Lazar (committee member), The Implications of Unmoored Young Men: Youth and Protest in an African Context, Class of Tatiana Hernández (chair), US Deportation and Salvadoran Criminalization: Cultural Violence and Neoliberalism, Class of Todd Ives (committee member), Whose Community Benefit?: Exclusion and Neoliberal Mentalities in Ohio's Community Health Needs Assessment, Class of 2015 TEACHING Ohio State University, Fall Toward a Radical Cosmopolitanism (G) Feminist Political Theory (UG) Introduction to Human Rights (UG) Immigration Politics through Film (UG) Humboldt Universität zu Berlin Political Theory of Migration, Europe (G), Summer 2014 Critical Perspectives on Development (UG), Summer 2008 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Fall 2005-Fall 2008 Feminism and Political Theory (UG) Transitions to Democracy (UG) Introduction to Latin American Politics (UG) Modern Political Thought (UG, Teaching Assistant) Introduction to Latin American Politics (UG, Teaching Assistant) Global Issues (UG, Teaching Assistant) Elon University, Winter 2005 and 2006 Latin American Politics through Film (UG) Universidad de Buenos Aires, Spring and Fall 2001 Introduction to Economics [co-taught with Alejandro Catterberg] (UG) Course Development & Teaching Training Ohio State University, Inclusive Teaching (Workshop by Professor Chavella Pittman), May 2017 Ohio State University Library Course Enhancement Grant, Fall 2014 Ohio State University, Teaching Diversity in the Classroom (Workshop by Professor Dalia Rodriguez), March 2011 UNC at Chapel Hill, Languages Across the Curriculum Award, UNC at Chapel Hill, Future Faculty Fellowship, Summer

8 Presentations Awards Foreign Language Instruction as an Instrument for Critical Thinking, Languages Across the Curriculum Workshop, UNC at Chapel Hill, April 2008 Sphynx and Mortar Board Faculty Recognition (nominated by Holly Yanai, Mortar Board Honor Society), February 2015 SERVICE The Profession Outreach Committee, American Political Science Association Women s Caucus, Committee member, American Political Science Association Fund for Latino Scholarship, 2017 Chair, Democracy and Liberalism Section, Midwest Political Science Association, 2016 Committee member, 2011 & 2012 Best Book on Latino Politics, American Political Science Association Latino Caucus, 2013 Department Service, Ohio State University Search Committee for position on Race, Ethnicity and Gender, Fall 2016 Graduate Studies Committee, since Fall 2015 Race, Gender, and Ethnicity Subfield Coordinator, since Fall 2014 APSA Minority Identification Program Representative, Diversity & Minority Recruitment and Retention Committee, University Service, Ohio State University UG Service, Ohio State University Latina/o Studies Program Advisory Council, LASER Graduate and Undergraduate Research Prizes Committee, Fall 2014 Mentor to OSU Eminence Fellow Susana Martínez, Member of Fulbright Faculty Evaluation Committee for Colleen Durfee, 2014 Faculty Support for Personalized Program of Study by OSU student Clayton Sharb, 2013 Mentor to Summer Research Opportunity Program Student Carmen Navarro, Summer 2013 Facilitator of the OSU Multicultural Center Go There! Series, April 2011 Invited panelist at UG-oriented event And Justice for All?, March, 2010 Department Service, UNC at Chapel Hill Community Outreach Comparative Politics Graduate Student Representative, Spring 2005 Coordinator of Latin American Political Economy Working Group (Duke & UNC Consortium for Latin American Studies), Invited talk at Westland Area Library, Columbus, October 2015 Invited talk at the Worthington Kilbourne High School, Columbus, April 2013 Invited talk at the Columbus Council of Global Affairs Event, February

9 Collaboration in preparation and issuing of Know your Rights card for the Columbus Latino/a community, Spring 2011 Invited panelist at American Immigration Council & Immigration Policy Center on the Road. Meeting with Immigration Experts in Ohio, Columbus, March 2011 Invited panelist at Martin Luther King Day Event at Capital University, Columbus, January 2011 Collaboration with Census and Immigration Reform Grassroots Action, Columbus Hispanic Coalition, 2010 Invited talk at Antioch College, Yellow Springs, October 2010 Invited talk at the Weekly Meeting of Ohioans for Peace, Columbus, June 2010 Interpreter at the Durham Latino Health Fair (Nuestra Fiesta de la Salud), November 2007 LANGUAGES Spanish (native) English (fluent) French and German (good) 9