PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Hannah M. Alarian Princeton University Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton, NJ 08544 halarian@princeton.edu www.hannahalarian.com 2018 Postdoctoral Research Associate, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University 2017 18 Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Politics, EDUCATION 2017 Ph.D., Political Science, Fields: Comparative Politics, Methodology 2011 M.A., Applied Social Psychology, Loyola University, Chicago 2009 B.A., Political Science, Loyola University, Chicago B.S., Psychology, Loyola University, Chicago PUBLICATIONS Peer Reviewed Alarian, H.M. (2017). Citizenship in hard times: Intra-EU naturalisation and the Euro crisis. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 43(13), 2149-2168. Alarian, H.M. & Goodman, S.W. (2017). Dual citizenship policy and migration flow: an origin story. Comparative Political Studies, 50(1),133-167. Invited Publications Alarian, H.M. (2018). Navigating the Post-doc Job Market. APSA Political Science Now. https://politicalsciencenow.com/guest-post-by-hannah-alarian-on-navigating-the-post-doc-jobmarket/ October 18. Alarian, H.M. (2018). What s in a Question? Consequences of Citizenship in the United States Census. GLOBALCIT. http://globalcit.eu/whats-in-a-question-consequences-of-citizenshipin-the-united-states-census/ March 28. Work in Progress Under review National belonging and attitudes toward multiculturalism (with S.W. Goodman). Explaining naturalization: Policy, rights, and origin. 1 Alarian
From migrant to member: The economic route to integration. Native attitudes and immigrant integration policy (with M. Neureiter). Working Projects Migrant Employment and the Foundations of Integration. Book manuscript. Identity and policy: Attitudes toward immigrants in Western Europe. Draft available. Citizenship and labor: Experimenting with economic integration. Draft available. The state and economic integration: Preferences and policy. Draft available. Far-right rhetoric and migration intent. (with D. Leblang). GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS External 2017 Stimulating European Research (SEO) Fellowship, Maastricht University ( 2,500) 2016 GESIS EUROLAB Visiting Research Grant Paid for travel, room and board, and research expenses in country. 2010 Social Psychology Professional Development Scholarship ($500) Internal 2016 Social Science Fellowship, School of Social Sciences ($13,889) Political Science Fellowship, ($2,800) Travel Grant, School of Social Sciences ($500) Publication Award, ($200) Summer Research Grant, ($500) 2015 Associate s Dean Fellowship, School of Social Sciences ($11,089) Graduate Research Travel Grant, ($500) Institute for Qualitative and Multi-Method Research (IQMR) Tuition and room and board. Summer Research Grant, ($665) 2014 Political Science Summer Grant, ($500) Graduate Research Travel Grant, ($500) 2013 Summer Grant, ($500) 2012 Faculty-Graduate Student Collaboration Grant, ($750) AWARDS 2017 High Quality Research Award, School of Social Sciences 2016 Teaching Assistant Award, School of Social Sciences High Quality Research Award, School of Social Sciences Publication Award, 2014 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, 2013 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, 2011 Teaching Assistant Award, School of Social Sciences 2 Alarian
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Invited 2018 From Migrant to Member: Finding a Route to Integration. : Power, Violence, and Inequality Collective Luncheon Research Talk. 2017 Sovereign Debt Crisis in the Transatlantic Arena. Roundtable speaker at University of Illinois, European Union Studies Conference. 2016 Working to Integrate: Migrant Employment, Belonging, and Participation in Advanced Democracies. GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences. National Belonging and Attitudes toward Multiculturalism (with S.W. Goodman). Yale University, Comparative Approaches to the Study of Immigration, Ethnicity and Integration. Selected Conference Presentations 2018 Be our (Guest) Worker? Recruitment, Integration, and Migrant Unemployment. American Political Science Association, Boston, MA. Naturalization in the Aftermath of the Eurozone Crisis: Evidence from the EU-15. Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL. 2017 Citizenship in Crisis: Naturalisation in the Aftermath of the Euro Crisis. European Union Studies Conference, Urbana-Champaign, IL. Unlocking Integration: Employment, Belonging, and Political Motivation. American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA. Economic Integration: The Foundation to Migrant Integration. Western Political Science Association, Vancouver, BC. 2016 Navigating Economic Integration: The Role of Sending and Receiving State Diversity. American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, PA. National Belonging and Attitudes toward Multiculturalism (with S.W. Goodman). American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, PA. 2015 The Sending State: Dual Citizenship Policy as a Push Factor in Migration Flow. American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA. 2014 The Threat Next Door: Effects of Identity and Policy on Attitudes toward Immigrants in Western Europe. Western Political Science Association, Seattle, WA. 2012 Changing American Tolerance of Middle Eastern immigrants: The Negative Effects of National Identity (with J. Edwards). Society for Personality and Social Psychology, San Diego, CA. 3 Alarian
TEACHING AND ADVISING Graduate Courses Princeton University Identity, Power, and Public Policy (Spring 2019 - collaborative course) Undergraduate Courses Europe in Crisis* Citizenship and Immigration* Immigration and the Politics of Belonging (Leadership Alliance Mellon Initiative Program Summer Course - collaborative course) * Adapted at the Graduate level for enrolled Master s students Teaching Assistance Probability & Statistics A, B, & C Introduction to Political Science: Macro-Politics Introduction to Political Science: Micro-Politics Comparative Political Systems Latinos in US Politics Introduction to Race and Ethnicity Introduction to Psychology Industrial/Organizational Psychology Media Writing Guest Lectures Citizenship and Immigrant Integration Cologne Business School American Politics in a Comparative Perspective (graduate) Multivariate Regression German Politics Comparative Economic Systems Political Economy Introduction to Latinos in US Politics Emotions in Politics (graduate) Professional Development Short Courses Effective Teaching Assistant Workshop 4 Alarian
SERVICE Professional 2018 Post-Doctoral Mentor, American Political Science Association Discussant, Midwest Political Science Association Chair, Midwest Political Science Association Reviewer: Cambridge Review of International Affairs; Comparative European Politics; Comparative Political Studies; Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies; PLOS One; Political Science Research and Methods; Political Research Quarterly; Politics, Groups, and Identities; Society for Personality and Social Psychology. University 2018 Discussant, Graduate Student Conference, 2017 18 Member, Power, Violence, and Inequality Collective, Member, Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Working Group, University of Virginia 2015 16 Graduate Student Mentor, 2014 16 Graduate Student Representative, PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 2015 Institute for Qualitative and Multi-Method Research (IQMR). Syracuse, University, June 15-26. 2014 Teaching Students with Disabilities.. February 27. STATISTICAL PROGRAM PROFICIENCY R: Advanced STATA: Advanced SPSS: Advanced Excel: Advanced LISREL: Basic OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 2012 17 Program Evaluation Research Associate, EvalCorp 2011 13 Statistics Tutor, 5 Alarian
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Political Science Association -Section Memberships: Comparative Politics, Migration and Citizenship, Qualitative and Multi-methods research, Women s Caucus for Political Science Center for the Study of Democracy, European Consortium for Political Research Maastricht Centre for Citizenship, Migration, and Development Midwest Political Science Association Western Political Science Association REFERENCES Sara Wallace Goodman Associate Professor s.goodman@uci.edu Russell Dalton Research Professor rdalton@uci.edu Jeffrey Kopstein Professor, Department Chair kopstein@uci.edu Michael Tesler Associate Professor mtesler@uci.edu David Leblang Professor Department of Politics leblang@virginia.edu Denise Walsh Associate Professor Department of Politics and Department of Women, Gender & Sexuality denise@virginia.edu Updated: November 1, 2018 6 Alarian