VITA

Henry Wayne Moyer, Jr.

Department of Political Science 890 Juniper Avenue

Kellogg, IA 50135 Grinnell College

(641)236-4377 Grinnell, IA 50112-0810

(641)269-3176 (641)269-4877 fax [email protected]

Rank: Rosenfield Professor and Professor of Political Science

Education: University of Virginia - B.A. with Honors, June 1961 Yale University - M.A., International Relations, December 1969 - M.Phil., Political Science, June 1972 - Ph.D., Political Science, December 1976

Honors and Distinctions: RAVEN SOCIETY, University of Virginia University Fellowship, Yale University, 1967-68, 1969-70 Frasier-Jelke Fellowship, Yale University, 1968-69

Employment: 1985-present Rosenfield Professor, Grinnell College

1985-2008 Director, Rosenfield Program in Public Affairs, International Relations and Human Rights, Grinnell College

1986-present Professor of Political Science, Grinnell College

1979-86 Associate Professor, Grinnell College

1976-79 Assistant Professor, Grinnell College

1972-76 Instructor, Grinnell College

1971-72 Acting Instructor, Yale University 1

1970-71 Teaching Associate, Yale University

1968-70 Teaching Assistant, Yale University

1961-67 U.S. Navy Submarine Officer

Fields: International Politics U.S. Foreign Policy Defense and Foreign Policy Decision-making Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control International Food and Agriculture Policy International Environmental Policy

Professional Memberships and Activities: American Political Science Association International Studies Association European Union Studies Association

Faculty Service: Office of Interdisciplinary Studies Advisory Board (2005-2008) Truman Scholarship Selection Committee (2002-present) Carnegie Junior Fellowship Selection Committee (2004-present) Member, Joseph F. Wall Sesquicentennial Service Award Selection Committee, with responsibility for administering the program (1996-97, 1998-2006) Member, Joseph F. Wall Sesquicentennial Service Award Selection Committee (2006-present) Chair of the Faculty (2004-2006) Chairman, Department of Political Science (1974-78, 1982-84, 1988-89, 1998-2000) Chairman, Social Studies Division (1984-86) Grinnell College Representative, ACM-ICPR Committee (1973-76) West European Studies Committee (1976-79, 1982-87) Environmental Studies Committee (1982-87) Regional and Community Studies Committee (1981-1985) Chairman, Watson Fellowship Selection Committee (1984-87) Grinnell-in-London Selection Committee (1984-87) Affirmative Action Committee (1984) Academic Standing Committee (1973-75, 1988-91) Chairman, Sub-Committee on Academic Honesty (1973-75) Program Advisor, Washington Semester Program (1973-79) IES London Program (1981-87,1988-92) Off-Campus Study Board (1974-79, 1981-87) Chairman, Selection Committee for the Rosenfield Lectures and Heath Professorships (1975-79) In charge of planning Conference on Food, Famine, and Foreign Policy (1975); U.S. Foreign Policy: Past, Present and Future (1976) Faculty Organization Committee (1977-78, 1978-79) 2 Admissions Committee (1977-78, 1981-84) Faculty Representative, Truman Scholarship Program (1977-79, 1982-83) Admissions Board (1981-84, 2011-2012) Grinnell College Coordinator: Kellogg Grant on Contemporary Agriculture and the Liberal Arts (1981- 85) Coordinator, Conference on U.S.-Soviet Agricultural Relations (1982) Coordinator, University of Chicago, M.B.A. Early Entry Program (1985-87; 1988-95) Presidential Task Force on the Future of Grinnell College (1988-89) Member of planning committee which wrote successful proposal to Luce Foundation which produced a $450,000 grant to create an endowed professorship on “Nations and the Global Environment” Wrote successful proposal that led to a $75,000 grant from the Hewlett Foundation to establish overseas community involvement internships. Organized the program in the summer of 1991 by taking eight Grinnell students to Kent, England, where each student undertook an individual internship project. Member, Luce Professorship Selection Committee (1989-90) Member of the planning committee to develop joint Grinnell-University of Iowa proposal on “Bridging the Institutional Gulf in Undergraduate International Education,” funded by the Ford Foundation (1991) for $465,000. Member, Steering Committee, Bridging Project (1991-97, 1998-present) Member, Hewlett Project Selection Committee (1990-97, 1998-2000) Faculty Chair, Grinnell College Sesquicentennial Committee (1992-96) Member, committee preparing Fund for Excellence proposal for Center for International Studies (1999-2000) Member, committee preparing Fund for Excellence proposals for Grinnell-in-Washington Program (1999-2000) Member, Grinnell-in Washington committee 2000-2004 Member. Senior Faculty Status Committee 2002-04 Chair, Expanding Knowledge Initiative of 2004 Strategic Plan Interdisciplinary Studies Advisory Board 2005-2008 Policy Studies Committee 2008-present Policy Studies Search Committee 2008-2009, 2012-2013 Assessment Task Force 2010-2012; Chair 2011-2012 Assessment Committee; Chair 2012-2013 Innovation Fund Committee 2013-present Faculty Parliamentarian 2011-present

Community Service Member Stanley Foundation Board 2011- present Member World Neighbors Foundation Board 2016 - present

Publications: “House Voting on Defense; An Ideological Explanation,” in Bruce M. Russett and Alfred Stepan, Military force and American Society, New York, Harper and Row (Harper Torchback), 1973 “Foreign Policy Viewed from a Cornfield,” FOREIGN POLICY, No. 19 (Summer, 1975) Feeding the World...FAO and the United States, Report and Recommendation United Nations Association, Iowa Division (1980) 3 “Ideology and Military Systems,” in Sam Sarkisian, ed., Combat Effectiveness; Cohesion, Stress, and the Volunteer Military, Beverly Hills: Sage 1981 “Who Governs the Rome Food Agencies,” with Ross B. Talbot in Food Policy, November 1987. This article, somewhat modified, also appeared in Birol Yeshilada, ed., Agrarian Reform in Reverse: The Food Crisis and the Third World, Westview, May 1987 “The Common Agricultural Policy of the European Community: A Public Choice Interpretation,” with T. E. Josling in Thomas Willett & Roland Vaubel, ed., The Political Economy of International Organizations, Westview 1991 Agricultural Policy Reform: Politics and Process in the USA and EC, with T. E. Josling, Harvester, Wheatsheaf, February 1990 (U.S. edition published in April 1990 by Iowa State University Press) “The Common Agricultural Policy in a Single European Market: Radical Reform or Incremental Change,” Business in the Contemporary World, Winter 1989-90 (this is an abridgement of my 1989 APSA paper) “A Disposal of European Community Food Surpluses: Market Development Through Food Aid and Export Refunds,” in Policy Studies Journal, Vol. 20, No. 3, 1992 “The European Community and the GATT Uruguay Round: Preserving the Common Agricultural Policy at All Costs,” in International Political Economy Yearbook, Vol 7, ed. William P. Avery, Lynne Reinner, 1993 “Changing Farming the American Way,” European Brief, Vol. 3, No. 1, October 1995 “EU and US Agricultural Policies and Their Impact on Bilateral Relations in the Framework of the WTO,” for Jorg Monar, ed., The New Transatlantic Agenda and the Future of EU-US Relations, Kluwar Law International, 1999 Agricultural Policy Reform: The Politics and Process in the EU and US in the 1990s, authored with Tim Josling, Adlershot UK, Burlington VT U.S., and Singapore: Ashgate 2002

Unpublished Papers: “U.S. Diplomacy and the Russian Wheat Deals,” delivered at the Iowa Conference of Political Scientists Annual Meeting, December 5, 1975, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa “Agricultural Export Dependence and Foreign Policy Liberalism 1970-82: Trends in Behavior of Midwest Congressmen,” Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, April 1983 “New Prospects for Reform of the EC Common Agricultural Policy,” delivered at the Iowa Conference of Political Scientists, University of Iowa, Iowa City, November 17, 1984 “FAO As A Structure of Power: The Reality of Its Limitations,” Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, 1986 “Who Governs the Rome Food Agencies,” with Ross Talbot, working paper, American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, August 1986 “The CAP in a Single Market: Implications for U.S.-EC Relations,” Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, April 1989 “The Common Agricultural Policy in the Single Market of 1992,” American Political Science Association, Atlanta, September 1989 “The Common Agricultural Policy of the European Community: A Public Choice Perspective,” Claremont Conference on the Political Economy of International Economic Organization, November 10-11, 1989, Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, CA “The European Community in International Agricultural Trade Negotiations: Implications of Compartmentalized Policymaking for Policy Flexibility,” International Studies Association 4 Conference, Washington, DC, April 10-14, 1990 “The European Community in the GATT Uruguay Round: Preserving the Common Agricultural Policy at All Costs,” (paper presented at March 20-25, 1991 meeting of the International Studies Association in Vancouver, BC) “The GATT Uruguay Round and CAP Reform: The Interplay Between International and Domestic Politics,” (paper presented at International Studies Association meetings, Atlanta, GA, March 31- April 4, 1992) “Implications of the MacSharry Reforms of the CAP for the Maastricht Treaty and the GATT Uruguay Round,” (paper presented at the Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Acapulco, Mexico, March 23-27, 1993) “EC Decisionmaking, the MacSharry Reforms of the CAP, Maastricht and the GATT,” (paper presented at the Third Biennial Conference of the European Community Studies Association, Washington, DC, May 27-29, 1993 “The Blair House Agreement, Agricultural Trade and the Completion of the Uruguay Round of the GATT,” (paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Convention, Washington, DC, March 31, 1994) “EU and US Agricultural Policies and Their Impact on Bilateral Relations in the Framework of the WTO,” presented at Conference on “The New Framework of EU-US Relations: An Agenda for the Year 2000,” Brussels, July 4-5, 1996 “Agricultural Policy Reform in the European Union,” presented at symposium on FARM POLICY REFORM, European Forum, Institute of International Studies, Stanford University, April 1, 1999 “The Politics & Process of US & EU Agricultural Policy Reform in the 1990s,” draft manuscript presented at workshop on the status of Agricultural Policy Reform in the US, EU & the WTO, Stanford University, Institute of International Studies, June 29-30, 2000 “Agricultural Policy Reform in the US & EU: The Impact of Shifting Paradigms,” jointly authored with Tim Josling, paper presented at European Community Studies Association International Conference, Madison, Wisconsin, May 31, 2000 “Embedded Inflexibility in U.S. and EU Agricultural Policy Processes: Why Policy Change is not Easily Induced by Outside Pressures,” paper presented at XI World Congress of Rural Sociology, July 25-31, 2004 Trondheim, Norway “Embedded Inflexibility in U.S. and EU Agricultural Policy Processes: Why Policy Change is not Easily Induced by Outside Pressures.”

Book Reviews: The International Politics of Agricultural Trade: Canadian-American Relations in a Global Agricultural Context, by Ted Cohn, reviewed for American Political Science Review, 1990 The Diplomatic Record, 1989-1990, reviewed for Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, 1992 About 10 short reviews for Choice Magazine The World Food Program and the International Food Aid Regime, reviewed for Lynne Rienner Press, 2010

Research: Ph.D. Dissertation: “Congressional Voting on Defense in World War II and Viet Nam: Toward a General Ideological Explanation,” 1976 Research in Washington, DC on Decisionmaking and U.S. International Food Policy, Summer 1977 5 Research in Brussels, Belgium on Decisionmaking and the EEC Common Agricultural Policy, Summer 1978, Summer 1980 Visiting Scholar, Food Research Institute, Stanford University, 1979-80 Resident Fellow, National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy, October 1987-January 1988, October-January 1997 Fellow, Center for European Agricultural Studies, Wye College, University of London, February-July 1988, January-August 1998 Current Research – I’m working on an article comparing the agricultural policy response to climate change in the U.S. and European Union

Activities: Speaker, Secretary’s Open Forum, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC, August 13, 1997 - “Food and Foreign Policy: An Iowa Perspective” Moderator, Two-part television panel on Food and Diplomacy, broadcast in August 1975, WSIU-TV, Channel 8, Carbondale, IL President, Grinnell United Nations Association, 1976-78 Speaker, United Auto Worker’s State Meeting, Des Moines, IA, June 1976 - “Food Policy and International Diplomacy” Speaker on the international politics of food, Iowa Public Interest Research Group Conference on Agriculture: Limits to Growth, November 1977 Participant, Scholar-Diplomat Seminar on U.S. International Trade Policy, U.S. Department of State, January 1978 Participant, Symposium on Welfare Reform, University of Chicago, November 1977 Panelist, Workshop Director, Right to Food Forum, Quad Cities, IL and IA, May 6, 1978 Participant, 200th Conference, Wilton Park, England, on unification within Europe and the links with both sides of the Pacific, 1978 Panelist, FAO and the World Food Problem, WOI-TV, Channel 5, Ames, IA, December 20, 1978 Participant, Kellogg Summer Institute on Contemporary Agriculture and the Liberal Arts, Decorah, IA, 1981 Panel Chairman, “International Politics in the 1980s,” Iowa Conference of Political Scientists, Ames, IA, November 1981 Speaker, Kellogg Summer Institute on Contemporary Agriculture and the Liberal Arts, Summer 1982, 1983 Participant, Summer Seminar on European Economic Community sponsored by IES, Freiburg, West Germany, June 1983 Lecture on Food, Politics and Foreign Policy, Luther College, Decorah, IA, January 1984 Lecture on the World Hunger Situation, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, February 1984 Panelist, The United Nations in a Hostile World, Iowa City, IA, November 1983; Cedar Rapids, IA, November 1983; Ames, IA, January 1984 Panel Chair, W. K. Kellogg Foundation and University of Florida National Dissemination Conference on Food, Agriculture and the Liberal Arts, Gainesville, FL, January 3-7, 1984; also discussant on two other panels Organizer, new course on Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control along with A. Jones, J. Wall, and G. Wubbels, Spring 1984 Lecture, “Games the Superpowers Play,” Alumni College, May 1984 Participant, Harvard-MIT Seminar on Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control, June 1984 6 Lecture on Church-State Relations, Ames, IA, October 2, 1984 Reactor, ACM Conference on Internationalizing the Curriculum, Wingspread, Racine, WI, October 18- 19, 1984 Lecture, “Sparring Among the Superpowers,” Alumni College, May 1985 Participant, Grinnell Summer Institute, “The United States and the Soviet Union in the Nuclear Age,” July 1985 Presentation on FAO for luncheon meeting, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, August 1986 Presentation, “Who Governs the Rome Food Agencies,” Iowa Conference of Political Scientists, November 1986 Presentation on FAO for State Board Meeting of United Nations Association of USA, Grinnell, IA, December 6, 1986 Presentation, “U.S. Agricultural Policymaking: The 1985 Food Security Act,” Wye College, University of London, March 2, 1988 Presentation, “The February 1988 Brussels Agricultural Stabilizers Agreement: An Exercise in Bismarckian Diplomacy,” Wye College, University of London, July 7, 1988 Presentation, “U.S. and European Community Agricultural Policy Reform Contrasted,” Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, January 2, 1989 Outside Evaluator, Department of Political Science, SUNY College at Fredonia, April 1989 Presentation, “The GATT Uruguay Round & CAP Reform: The Interplay Between International and Domestic Politics,” University of Nebraska, Department of Agricultural Economics, April 1992 Participant, Grinnell College-University of Iowa Bridging Project Seminar on Sustainable Development and the Global Environment: Biodiversity,” Summer 1992 President, Iowa Humanities Board, 1991-93; Member 1988-94 Lecture for faculty and students, Wye College, University of London, “The 1996 Reform of U.S. Agricultural Policy: A Lucky Mix of Budget Problems, New Politics and Commodity Prices,” February 5, 1998 Lecture for faculty and students, Wye College, University of London, “Paradigm Shift, Bargaining, the MacSharry Reforms and Agenda 2000,” July 30, 1998 Lecture, “Farm Policy in the Global Economy: The Internationalization of a Domestic Issue,” Grinnell Alumni College, June 3, 1989 Outside Evaluator, Department of Political Science, St. Olaf College, April 2002 Lecture, “The Legacy of Alexander Hamilton, Woodrow Wilson, Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson for American Foreign Policy Today,” Alumni College, June 3, 2004 Lecture, “Can the U.S. Lead Successful International Efforts to Combat Climate Change?” Environmental Challenges and Response course, Grinnell College, Sept 5, 2008 Co-Leader faculty summer workshop for Policy Studies Concentration, Summer, 2009 Co-Leader faculty summer workshop on teaching human rights, Summer, 2009 Developed and team-taught inaugural Policy Studies Concentration capstone seminar – Applied Policy Analysis – Climate Change, with Chemistry Professor Elaine Marzluff, Fall, 2009 Developed and team-taught new interdisciplinary course on Human Rights: Foundations: Challenges and Choices, with Religious Studies Professor Kathleen Roberts Skerrett, Spring 2010 Alumni College Presentation on “The Challenges of Climate Change,” May 2010 Co-Leader faculty summer workshop on assessment, May 2011 Co-Leader faculty summer workshop on assessment, May 2012 The Stanley Foundation; Corporate Member 2010-present; Board member 2012-present 7 Developed and team-taught Policy Studies Concentration capstone seminar – Applied Policy Analysis – Climate Change, with Chemistry Professor Elaine Marzluff, Fall, 2012 Alumni Presentation on the 2012 Presidential election, Chicago, October 2012 Alumni Presentation on “Renewing Engagement with Climate Change,” Denver, Feb. 23, 2013 Lectures on “Renewing Engagement with Climate Change,” ACES community course, July 10 & 17, 2013, Drake Library, Grinnell

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