VITA DALE STORY Professor of Political Science (817) 273-3994 Box 19539, University of Texas at Arlington Fax: (817) 273-2525 Arlington, Texas 76019 E-mail: story@uta.edu I. Personal Information Born: August 20, 1950, San Angelo, Texas Education: B.A., Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, Political Science (1972) M.A., Indiana University, Political Science (1974) Ph.D., Indiana University, Political Science (1978) Marital Status: married, three children Work Experience: Chair, Department of Political Science, University of Texas at Arlington (1996-present) Assistant Provost for Academic Affairs, University of Texas at Arlington (1994-95) Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts, University of Texas at Arlington (1993-94) Chair, Department of Political Science, University of Texas at Arlington (1989-93) Professor, University of Texas at Arlington (1989-present) Associate Professor, University of Texas at Arlington (1984-1989) Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington (1978-1984) Visiting Research Scholar, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico City (1983) Associate Instructor and Research Assistant, Indiana University (1973-1978) II. Areas of Specialization Comparative and International Politics (Latin American Politics, Mexican Political Economy, Cross-National Analysis, Theories of Political Development, Dependency Theory, Comparative Public Policy, Third World and International Political Economy, Foreign Policy) Methodology (Theory Building and Causal Inference, Measurement Methods, Data Analysis, Multivariate Statistics, Econometrics)
VITA--Story Page 2 Empirical Theory (Political Economy, Public Choice, Logic of Inquiry, Positive Political Theory) Economic Development (Issues of Economic Development, Latin American Economic History, Processes of Industrialization) III. Academic Experience Courses Taught: - Latin American Politics - Mexican Politics and U.S.-Mexico Relations - Political Development - International Political Economy - The Third World and the International System - Introduction to U.S. Politics - Research Methods and Designs - U.S. Foreign Policy - Authoritarian Politics - Introduction to Comparative Politics Program Participation: - Panelist, U.S. Department of Education, Reviews of National Resource Center and Fulbright-Hays Proposals (1989-present) - Panel Chair, The U.S. and the Southern Cone in the Free Trade Agreement, Conference on the U.S. and the Future of Free Trade in the Americas, Southern Methodist University (2000) - Presenter, Mexican Political Reforms since the Revolution of 1910, UTA Center for Mexican American Studies (1995) - Panelist, "Mexico's Electoral Aftermath," International Conference of the Mexican Center, University of Texas at Austin (1994) - University Administrative Participant, Texas Seminar on the Core Curriculum, Houston, Texas (1994) - Presenter, "Legal and Political Prospects for Doing Business in Mexico," UTA Seminar Series, "Focus on Mexico" (1993) - Invited Participant, "The Prospects for Democracy in Mexico," Central Intelligence Agency (1993) - Participant, Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Seminar for New Deans, San Diego, California (1993) - Presenter, "The Impact of Mexican Democratization on Relations with the United States," UTA Symposium on "The Changing Nature of the U.S.-Mexico Relationship" (1992) - Panelist, "The History of Mexican Electoral Reform," UT-Austin Symposium on "The Mexican Electoral Reform" (1992)
VITA--Story Page 3 - Invited Lecture, "U.S.-Mexican Free Trade Agreement," Angelo State University (1991) - Panel Discussant, "The Political Economics of a Free Trade Agreement," Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (1991) - Panel Chair, "Foreign Policy Issues in the Western Hemisphere," 1990 International Studies Association-Southwest Convention, Fort Worth (1990) - Invited Participant, UCLA Conference on "Economic Recovery in Mexico: Industry, Labor, and U.S.-Mexico Policy Relations," Puerta Vallarta, Mexico, (October, 1988) - Panel Chair, "Authoritarian Regimes in Latin America," 1988 International Studies Association Convention, St. Louis (1988) - Panel Discussant, "Political Agendas in the Third World," 1988 International Studies Association-Southwest Convention, Houston (1988) - Panel Chair, "Immigration Reform and the Constitution," 1987 International Studies Association-Southwest Convention, Dallas (1987) - Panel Discussant, "The Politics of Representation and Participation in Latin America," Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Dallas (1987) - Panel Chair, "Global Assessments and Future Implications," conference on "The Reagan Administration Defense Policies," SMU, Dallas (April 26, 1986) - Panel Chair and Discussant, "Modern Latin American Political Economy," 1986 Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Fort Worth (1986) - Panel Chair, "State-Society Relations in Mexico," 1985 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Houston (1985) - Panel Chair, "Public Policy Issues in Latin America," 1985 Western Social Science Association Convention, Fort Worth (1985) - Panel Discussant, "Approaches to International Political Analysis," 1985 International Studies Association-Southwest Convention, Houston (1985) - Panel Discussant, "Party Competition and Political Research in Latin America," 1985 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Houston (1985) - Panelist, "Regional Foreign Policy Conference," Sponsored by U.S. State Department and Dallas Council on World Affairs, Dallas (April, 1984) - Invited Participant, U.S. State Department Conference on "Prospects for Mexico: The Next Five Years," Washington, D.C. (March, 1984) - Panel Chair, "Issues in U.S. Foreign Policy," 1984 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Fort Worth, Texas (1984) - Panel Discussant, "Territorial Conflicts in Latin America," 1983 International Studies Convention, Mexico City (1983) - Panel Chair, "Political Change in Nicaragua," 1981 Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Arlington, Texas (1981) - Panel Discussant, "Political Behavior in Latin America," 1981 Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Arlington, Texas (1981) - Participant, 1980-81 Southwest Regional Program on National Security Affairs, Texas A&M University (October, 1980) - Panel Chair, "The State and Society in Latin America," 1980 Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Austin, Texas (1980)
VITA--Story Page 4 - Invited Participant, 1979 Scholar-Diplomat Seminar on Latin America at the U.S. State Department (1979) Honors and Awards: - Contributing Editor, Handbook of Latin American Studies, Library of Congress (1986-present) - University Award for Outstanding Research Achievement, 1987-88 - President, International Studies Association-Southwest (1986-88) - Choice 1986-87 Outstanding Academic Books award to Industry, the State, and Public policy in Mexico - Award for Teaching Excellence, Liberal Arts Constituency Council, University of Texas at Arlington (1984-85) - Travel Grant, Hoover Institution (1984) - Fulbright Research Grant (Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico City, January-July, 1983) - Mellon Foundation Grant, Institute of Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin (Summer, 1981) - National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend (Summer, 1981) - University of Texas at Arlington Instructional Research Grant (1980-81) - University of Texas at Arlington Organized Research Fund Grants for field research in Mexico and Nicaragua (1978-79, 1979-80, 1984-85) - Indiana University Doctoral Student Grant-in-Aid of Research (1976) - Indiana University Graduate Student Fellowship (1975-76) - Indiana University Latin American Studies Summer Grant (1974) - Indiana University Graduate Student Fellowship (1972-73) - Departmental Distinction, Political Science, Southern Methodist University (1972) Professional Service: - U.S. Department of Education, Review Panelist, National Resource Centers and Fulbright-Hays Awards (1989-present) - Reviewer for: National Science Foundation, Penn State Press, Harper Collins, Comparative Politics, Southwest Journal of Business and Economics, Western Political Quarterly, Harper and Row, Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs, Latin American Research Review, Studies in Comparative International Development, Greenwood Press, Cornell Univeristy Press, Princeton University Press (various years) - Member, Council on Governmental Affairs, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (1994-1996) - Southwest Social Science Association, Editorial Policies Committee (1986-89) - Chair, Southwest Political Science Association Best Paper Committee (1986-87) - Section Chair, Comparative Government and Politics, 1985 Southwest Political Science Association Convention (1984-85) - Vice-president and Program Chair, International Studies Association-Southwest (1984-87)
VITA--Story Page 5 - Review Board, Southwest Journal of Business and Economics (1983-92) - Chair, Nominations Committee, Southwest Political Science Association (1982-83) Community Service: - Secretary, University of Texas at Arlington, Wesley Foundation, Board of Directors - Chair, University of Texas at Arlington, Wesley Foundation, Board of Trustees - Steering Committee, Fort Worth Inter-Religious Task Force on Central America - Precinct Chair, Tarrant County - Administrative Board, Polytechnic United Methodist Church, Fort Worth - Various media interviews and local presentations University Service: - Departmental Committees and Service: Graduate Advisor, Library (Chair), Tenure and Promotion, Graduate Studies (Chair), Curriculum (Chair), Research (Chair), Undergraduate Advisors, Long Range Planning - College Committees and Service: Tenure and Promotion (Chair), Curriculum, Research, Chair Peer Review (Chair), Council of Chairs, Art Chair Search (Chair) - University Committees and Service: Curriculum, Admissions Director Search, Self-Study, Undergraduate Assembly, University Representative to Inter- University Consortium for Political and Social Research, Hearing Panel, Provost Search, University Library Director Search, Ad Hoc Committee on University Governance, Graduate Assembly Membership and Program Committees, Ad Hoc Committee on Core Curriculum, Library, Sub-Committee on Personal Computers, Faculty Advisor to University of Texas at Arlington Student Congress IV. Research Skills Spanish Economic Statistics Econometrics Computer Applications in the Social Sciences Data Processing and Archiving
VITA--Story Page 6 V. Publications A. Books Industria, estado, y política en México: Los empresarios y el poder. 1990. Editorial Grijalbo, Mexico. (translation of Industry, the State, and Public Policy in Mexico) The Mexican Ruling Party: Stability and Authority. 1986. New York: Praeger. Industry, the State, and Public Policy in Mexico. 1986. Austin: University of Texas Press. Sectoral Clash and Industrialization in Latin America. 1981. Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Press, Syracuse University, Foreign and Comparative Studies, Latin American Series 2. B. Articles "Mexico and Central America." In Handbook of Latin American Studies. No. 59, Social Sciences, edited by Dolores Moyano Martin. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2003. "Mexico and Central America." In Handbook of Latin American Studies. No. 57, Social Sciences, edited by Dolores Moyano Martin. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2000. "Mexico and Central America." In Handbook of Latin American Studies. No. 55, Social Sciences, edited by Dolores Moyano Martin. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1997. Mexican Party System, in World Encyclopedia of Political Systems and Parties, 3rd Edition, edited by Deborah Kaple. New York: Facts on File Publications, 1999. "Mexico and Central America." In Handbook of Latin American Studies. No. 53, Social Sciences, edited by Dolores Moyano Martin. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1994. "Trade Policy and Economic Development in Twentieth Century Mexico." In The NAFTA Puzzle: Political Parties and Trade in North America, edited by Charles F. Doran and Gregory P. Marchildon, pp. 173-196. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1994. "International Relations: Mexico and Central America." In Handbook of Latin American Studies. No. 51, Social Sciences, edited by Dolores Moyano Martin, pp. 593-613. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1992.
VITA--Story Page 7 "El sector industrial mexicano y la reestructuración iniciada por el gobierno." In Industria y trabajo en México, edited by James W. Wilkie and Jesús Reyes Heroles, pp. 67-90. Mexico: Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco, 1990 "Social Welfare Policies in Post-Revolutionary Nicaragua." In The World of Social Welfare: Social Welfare and Services in an International Context, edited by Doreen Elliott, Nazneen Mayadas, and Thomas D. Watts, pp. 65-74. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Publishers, 1990. "Mexico: International Relations." In Political Science Research on Latin America, edited by David W. Dent, pp. 307-324. Greenwood Publishers, 1990. "Mexico and Central America." In Handbook of Latin American Studies. No. 49, Social Sciences, edited by Dolores Moyano Martin, pp. 597-618. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1989. "Mexico-U.S. Trade Relations," In Inter-American Relations: The Latin American Perspective, edited by Robert E. Biles, pp. 165-178. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1988. "The PAN, the Private Sector, and the Future of the Mexican Opposition." In Mexican Politics in Transition, edited by Judith Gentleman, pp. 261-280. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1987. "United Mexican States," (with Marvin Alisky). In World Encyclopedia of Political Systems and Parties, 2nd Edition, Vol. II, edited by George E. Delury, pp. 732-746. New York: Facts on File Publications, 1987. "Mexico-U.S. Trade Relations." Texas Journal of Political Studies 8, no. 2 (1986), 29-43. "Policy Cycles in Mexican Presidential Politics." Latin American Research Review 20, no. 3 (1985), 139-161. "Sources of Investment Capital in Twentieth-Century Mexico." In Statistical Abstract of Latin America, Vol. 23, edited by James W. Wilkie and Adam Perkal, pp. 837-856. Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center Publications, 1984. "Industrial Elites in Mexico: Political Ideology and Influence." Journal of Inter- American Studies and World Affairs 25, no. 3 (August, 1983), 351-376. "Trade Politics in the Third World: A Case Study of the Mexican GATT Decision." International Organization 36, no. 4 (Autumn, 1982), 767-794.
VITA--Story Page 8 "The Political Role of the Private Sector in Texas." Southwest Business and Economic Review 19, no. 3 (February, 1982), 28-38. "The Private Sector and Policy-Making in Mexico." SECOLAS Annals Vol. 12 (1981), 78-88. "Entrepreneurs and the State in Mexico: Examining the Authoritarian Thesis." Technical Paper Series no. 30 (1980), Office of Public Sector Studies, Institute of Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin. "Time-Series Analysis of Industrial Growth in Latin America: Political and Economic Factors." Social Science Quarterly 61, no. 1 (September, 1980), 293-307. "Industrial Elites and Industrial Associations in Latin America: A Comparison of Brazil, Chile, and Mexico." GPSA Journal 7, no. 1 (Spring, 1979), 49-80. C. Book Reviews Book Review, Van Vugt, Democratic Organization for Social Change: Latin American Christian Base Communities and Literacy Campaigns, in International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 1996. Book Review, Camp, Politics in Mexico, in The Journal of Developing Areas, January, 1994, 280-281. Book Review, Camp, Entrepreneurs and Politics in Twentieth-Century Mexico, in The Americas, July, 1990, 116-117. Book Review, Ramírez, Mexico's Economic Crisis and Armstrong, Law and Market Society in Mexico, in Studies in Comparative International Development, 26 (Summer, 1991), 99-101. Book Review, Kronish and Mericle, The Political Economy of the Latin American Motor Industry, in Hispanic American Historical Review 68, no. 1 (1988), 132-133. Book Review, Levin, Religion and Political Conflict in Latin America, in Caribbean Review XVI, no. 1 (Spring, 1988), 38-39. Book Review, Camp, Intellectuals and the State in Twentieth Century Mexico, in Contemporary Sociology 16, no. 5 (September, 1987), 679. Book Review, Camp, ed., Mexico's Political Stability: The Next Five Years, in American Political Science Review 81, no. 3 (September, 1987), 1023-1024.
VITA--Story Page 9 Book Review, Bennett and Sharpe, Transnational Corporations Versus the State, in The Americas 44, no. 2 (October, 1987), 250-251. Book Review, Looney, Development Alternatives of Mexico, in Third World Quarterly 6, no. 2 (April, 1984), 535-536. Book Review, Ten Kate, et al., Protection and Economic Development in Mexico, in Studies in Comparative International Development 19, no. 3 (Fall, 1984), 119-121. Book Review, Hewlett, The Cruel Dilemmas of Development, in Western Political Quarterly 33, no. 4 (December, 1980), 585-586. VI. Professional Papers "Industrialization and Political Change in Mexico: Theories of Democratization Revisited" (presented at a UCLA conference on "Cycles and Trends in Twentieth- Century Mexico," Puerto Escondido, June, 1990) "The Prospects for a Multi-Party System in Mexico" (presented at the 1990 American Political Science Association Convention, San Francisco) "The Mexican Industrial Sector and State-Initiated Restructuring" (presented at a UCLA conference on "Economic Recovery in Mexico: Industry, Labor, and U.S.- Mexican Policy Relations," Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, October 6-9, 1988) "Human Rights in One-Party Hegemonic Regimes: A Comparison of Mexico and Nicaragua" (presented at the 1988 International Studies Association Convention, St. Louis) "Private Sector-Public Relations in Mexico: A Case of Benign Authoritarianism" (presented at the 1986 Latin American Studies Association International Congress, Boston) "The PAN, the Private Sector, and the Future of the Mexican Opposition" (presented at the 1986 International Studies Association-Southwest Convention, San Antonio) "International Organization of the PRI and Interest Group Incorporation" (presented at the 1985 Latin American Studies International Congress, Albuquerque, New Mexico) "PRI Dominance in Mexico: The Electoral System and Opposition Parties" (presented at the 1985 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Houston)
VITA--Story Page 10 "Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Trade Relations" (presented at the 1984 Southwest Political Science Convention, Fort Worth, Texas) "The Roles of the Public Sector and Foreign Capital in Mexican Development" (presented at the 1982 Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Abilene, Texas) "Development Strategies in an Oil-Exporting, Advanced-Developing Nation: The Case of Mexico" (presented at the 1982 International Studies Association Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio) "Policy Cycles in Mexico: The Politicization of Domestic and Foreign Policies" (presented at the 1982 Southwest Social Science Convention, San Antonio, Texas) "Trade Politics in Mexico: GATT and the 'Song of the Sirens'" (presented at the 1981 Southwest Political Science Convention, Dallas, Texas) "Correlates of Macroeconomic Policies in Latin America" (presented at the 1980 American Political Science Association Convention, Washington, D.C.) "Industrial Associations and Public Policy in Mexico and Venezuela" (presented at the 1980 Latin American Studies Association Convention, Bloomington, Indiana) "The Private Sector and Policy-Making in Mexico" (presented at the 1980 Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Boone, North Carolina) "Entrepreneurs and the State in Mexico: Examining the Authoritarian Thesis" (presented at the 1980 Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Convention, Austin, Texas) "Political Change and Economic Policies in Mexico: A Comparison of the Echeverría and López Portillo Administrations" (presented at the 1980 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Houston, Texas) "Industrial Entrepreneurs and Economic Policy in Latin America: Differences in Policy Process and Interest Intermediation" (presented at the 1980 Western Political Science Association Convention, San Francisco, California) "Exchange Rates, Political Change, and Regime Type: Comparative Public Policy in Latin America" (presented at the 1979 Midwest Political Science Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois)
VITA--Story Page 11 "Toward an Explanation of Patterns of Industrial Growth in Latin America: Political and Economic Factors" (presented at the 1979 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Fort Worth, Texas) "Industrial Elites and Industrial Associations in Latin America: A Comparison of Brazil, Chile, and Mexico" (presented at the 1978 Midwest Political Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois) "Economic Dependency in Latin America: Multi-Dimensional Measurement and Longitudinal Analysis" (presented at the 1977 Midwest Political Science Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois) "Sectoral Clash and Political Change in Argentina, Mexico, and Venezuela" (presented at the 1977 Southwest Political Science Association Convention, Dallas, Texas) VII. References On request.