PABLO BERAMENDI Associate Professor Department of Political Science Duke University 326 Perkins Library Duke University (#90204) Durham NC 27708 EMPLOYMENT August 2011- Associate Professor of Political Science, Duke University August 2009- July 2011: UL in Comparative Politics and Official Fellow at University College, University of Oxford August 2007- July 2009 Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Duke University Fall 2004 July 2007 Assistant Professor of Political Science and Senior Research Associate, Center for Policy Research, Maxwell School of Syracuse University 2003-2004: Research Fellow, Institutions, States and Markets Unit, Wissenschaftszentrum für Sozialforschung, Berlin, Reichpietschufer 50 D-10785 EDUCATION 2003 D.Phil. (Ph.D.): Nuffield College, University of Oxford, 1999-2003. Thesis title: Decentralization and Income Inequality. A revised, non commercial, version of the dissertation was published by the Juan March Institute, Madrid [Dep. Legal M-24612/2003] 1999 Master of Arts in the Social Sciences, at CEACS (Center for Advance Studies in the Social Sciences, program 1996-1998). Institute Juan March. Madrid. 1996 Honors Degree (Licenciado con Premio Extraordinario) in Political Science, University of Santiago de Compostela (1991-1996). PUBLICATIONS Books 2012 Beramendi, Pablo: The Political Geography of Inequality: Regions and Redistribution. Cambridge University Press, Comparative Politics Series. [ISBN 978 1 107 00813 7] 2008 Beramendi, Pablo and Christopher J. Anderson (eds.): Democracy, Inequality, and Representation. Russell Sage Foundation, New York Articles and Chapters 2012 Left Parties, Poor Voters and Electoral Participation in Advanced Industrial Societies Comparative Political Studies, forthcoming (with Christopher J. Anderson). 2009 Diverse Disparities: The Politics and Economics of Wage, Market and Disposable Income Inequalities Political Research Quarterly 62, 2: 257-275 (with Thomas R. Cusack). 1
2008 Income Inequality and Democratic Representation in Pablo Beramendi and Christopher Anderson (eds.) Democracy, Inequality and Representation. Russell Sage Foundation (with Christopher Anderson). 2008 Economic Institutions, Partisanship, and Inequality in Pablo Beramendi and Christopher Anderson (eds.) Democracy, Inequality and Representation. Russell Sage Foundation (with Thomas R. Cusack). 2008 Income, Inequality, and Electoral Participation in Pablo Beramendi and Christopher Anderson (eds.) Democracy, Inequality and Representation. Russell Sage Foundation (with Christopher Anderson). 2008 Inequality and Democratic Representation: the Road Traveled and the Path Ahead in Pablo Beramendi and Christopher Anderson (eds.) Democracy, Inequality and Representation. Russell Sage Foundation (with Christopher Anderson). 2007. Inequality and the Territorial Fragmentation of Solidarity International Organization 61, Fall, 783-820. 2007 Federalism in Carles Boix and Susan Stokes (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Comparative Politics, Oxford University Press, 752-782 2007 Social Democracy Constrained: Indirect Taxation in Industrialized Democracies British Journal of Political Science, 37 619-641 (with David Rueda). 2006 Taxing Work, European Journal of Political Research 45: 43-73 (with Thomas R. Cusack). 2004 Spain: Unfulfilled Federalism (1978-1996) in Ugo Amoretti and Nancy Bermeo (eds.) Federalism and Territorial Cleavages, John Hopkins University Press (with Ramon Maiz). Under review: The Behavioral Foundations of Social Politics: an Experimental Approach (with Erik Wibbels and Ben Barber) Inequality and Labor Market Coordination in the Early XX Century (with David Rueda) Distributive Tensions in Developing Federations (with Alberto Diaz-Cayeros) Foundational Bargains: Distributive Conflict and Representation in Federations (with Erik Wibbels) In progress: Revenues and Inequalities Redistribution and Preference Formation (with Philipp Rehm) Centralized Redistribution with Several Levels of Government (with Daniel Kselman) Electoral Turnout, Redistribution, and Inequality around the World: Explaining the Differences between Developed and Developing Countries (with Francesc Amat) Understanding Redistribution in Multidimensional Contexts: An Experimental Approach (with Erik Wibbels and Francesc Amat) 2
Crises and Fiscal Unions Fiscal Legacies and Responses to the Financial Crisis Income Tax Progressivity and Redistribution in Historical Perspective The Future of Democratic Capitalism (edited volume jointly with Herbert Kitschelt, Silja Häusermann, and Hanspeter Kriesi GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS (selected) 2011: Member of research grant Limits to Government Control: Fraud and Deficiencies in Contemporary Democracies (60.500 Euro, PI: Ruben Ruiz Rufino) 2009: Juan March Institute Small Research Grant: Understanding Redistribution in Multidimensional Contexts: An Experimental Approach (With Erik Wibbels and Francesc Amat) 2005-2006: Appleby Mosher Faculty Research Grants, Syracuse University 2003-present Associate Member. Center for the Advance Studies in the Social Sciences, Juan March Institute, Madrid 2003 Economic and Social Research Council (UK): Postdoctoral Fellowship at STICERD/London School of Economics and Political Science for 2003-2004 (declined) 2002 Luigi Einaudi Fellowship, Institute for European Studies, Cornell University, April 2001 IRISS-I Fellowship at CEPS / Luxembourg Income Study, February 2000-2002 Nuffield Funded Studentship, Nuffield College, Oxford University 1999 Visiting Scholar at Queen s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, January-July 1996-2001 Scholarship at the Center for the Advanced Study in the Social Sciences, Juan March Institute CONFERENCES AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS (selected, 2005 onwards) 2011 Center for European Studies, Harvard (April): Political Geography of Inequality Columbia University, Comparative Politics Workshop (April) Fiscal Structures and Redistribution Quality of Government Institute, Gothemburg (April); Political Geography of Inequality University of Zurich, Comparative Politics Workshop (May); Redistribution and Preference Formation University of Zurich Conference on The Future of Democratic Capitalism (June); 3
Taxation and Inequality "Historical Political and Economic Development in Western Europe: Recent Advances in Comparative Politics" Juan March Institute, Madrid (October); Inequality and Labor Market Coordination in the Early XX Century Hertie School of Government, Berlin (December): Revenues and Inequalities 2010 Russell Sage Foundation, October: Growth Strategies, Fiscal Legacies, and the Economic Crisis APSA: Risk Sharing and the Centralization of Social Insurance Cornell University, Comparative Politics Seminar: The Squid, the Sorcerer and the Bad Cook: Inequality Data in Comparative Politics Conference of Europeanists, Montreal, April: Unbalanced Integration: Economic Geography and Redistribution in the European Union, The Behavioral Foundations of Social Politics Princeton, March: Fiscal Legacies and Tax Policy Responses to the Financial Crisis 2009 MPSA Foundational Bargains Juan March Institute (Madrid) Representation and Endogenous Fiscal Institutions UNC, Chapel Hill Distributive Tensions and Institutional Stability University of Oxford, CPE Seminar: Risk Sharing and the Centralization of Redistribution 2008 APSA Inequality and Labor Market Coordination in the Early XX Century, August. Stanford Institute of Theoretical Economics, SITE, Risk Sharing and the Decentralization of Social Security, July Comparative Politics Workshop, Department of Political Science, Stanford University, Inequality, Redistribution, and Endogenous Fiscal Institutions June Conference of Europeanists Representation, Redistribution, and the Selfreproduction of Inequality, March 2007 APSA Inequality, Redistribution, and Endogenous Fiscal Institutions, September Cornell University Fiscal Policy Integration: can Europe learn anything from the Great Depression?, April MPSA Income Inequality and Electoral Turnout in Comparative Perspective, April Duke University Fragmented Solidarity, February 2006 APSA: Distributive Tensions in Developing Federations, September New York University, Department of Politics, Inequality, Representation and Fiscal Decentralization, April 4
Nuffield College, University of Oxford, Inequality and the Territorial Fragmentation of Solidarity, March 2005 APSA: Inequality, Economic Specialization and Fiscal Decentralization Income Inequality and Electoral Turnout in Advanced Industrial Democracies. Center for Constitutional Studies (affiliated to the Spanish Supreme Court and Senate), Madrid: Invited series of seminars (5 days, 10 hours) on The Comparative Political Economy of Federalism, June Department of Political Science, Duke University: Invited presentation at the workshop The Economic Effects of Political Institutions, May. Title: Inequality, Economic Specialization and Fiscal Decentralization MPSA: Political Foundations of Market Inequalities: the Role of Second Order Effects, April [Details of conference participation since 2001 are available upon request] TEACHING (since 2007) 2010-2011 Undergraduate: Politics, Philosophy, Economics (PPE): Introduction to Politics, Political Sociology Graduate: Comparative Political Economy, Quantitative Methods, Research Design 2009-2010 (Oxford) Undergraduate: Politics, Philosophy, Economics (PPE): Introduction to Politics, Political Sociology Graduate: Comparative Political Economy, Quantitative Methods, Research Design 2009 Spring Graduate: Political Geography (with Erik Wibbels) 2008 Fall Undergraduate: Political Development of Western Europe Introduction to Political Inquiry 2007 Fall Undergraduate: Political Development of Western Europe Graduate: Inequality: a Political Economy Approach 2007 Spring: PSC693: Quantitative Political Analysis (Ph.D) PSC704 Comparative Political Economy (graduate) GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISION Duke Member of the following dissertation committees: Daniel Kselman (graduated 2009), Kent Freeze, Kiril Kolev (graduated 2011), Christina Cordueanu-Huci, Benjamin Barber. Oxford Thesis Supervisor: Francesc Amat (Ph.D), Irene Menendez (Ph.D), Daniel de Kadt (M.Phil), Guillermo Toral (M. Phil), Christopher Wratil (M.Phil). 5
SERVICE (since 2007) Fall 2011- Duke University Search Committee for Political Theory Prelims Committee for Political Economy Gross Chem Space Committee Head of the Political Economy Subfield Co-convener of the Behavior and Institutions Seminar 2010-2011 Co-convener: Comparative Political Economy Seminar (University College); Co-convener: Nuffield Political Science Seminar Discussant APSA 2010: Panel on Electoral Systems, Parties, and Redistribution ; Panel on Electoral Geography 2009-2010 Co-convener: Comparative Political Economy Seminar (DPIR); Co-convener: Nuffield Political Science Seminar Discussant Conference of Europeanists, Montreal, March 2010: Session on G. Marks et al The Rise of Regional Authority 2008-2009 Duke: Comparative Prelims Examination Committee; Graduate Admissions Committee; Brown Bag Department seminar series (convener) Discussant MPSA Panel on Federalism and Decentralization Co-organizer of Workshop on The Geography of Peace and Conflict, Madrid, Juan March Institute, April 2009 2007-2008 Duke: Comparative Prelims Examination Committee; Brown Bag Department seminar series (convener) Manuscript Reviews For American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, British Journal of Political Science, British Journal of Industrial Relations, Comparative Political Studies, Comparative Politics, Electoral Studies, European Journal of Political Research, International Organization, Journal of Economic Inequality, Journal of European Public Policy, The Journal of Politics, Publius, Revista Española de Ciencia Politica, Revista de Estudios Politicos, Socio-Economic Review, and World Politics. Grant Reviewer For British Academy, Leverhulme Trust 6