CV, NANCY ETTLINGER

Contact Information Department of 1036 Derby Hall 154 North Oval Mall office tel.: (614) 292-2573 Ohio State University e-mail: [email protected] Columbus, Ohio 43210-1361 fax: (614) 292-6213

Education Ph.D., 1984 Geography, University of Oklahoma M.A., 1980 Geography, University of Oklahoma B.A., 1977 Anthropology, Hamilton College, Clinton NY

Current and Past Positions 2015-present Professor, Department of Geography, Ohio State University 2006-present Associate Faculty, Department of Comparative Studies, Ohio State University 2001-present Associate Faculty, Women’s Studies, Ohio State University 1993-2015 Associate Professor, tenured, Department of Geography, Ohio State University 1988-1993 Assistant Professor, tenure-track, Department of Geography, Ohio State University 1987-1988 Courtesy appointment, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Nebraska 1985-1988 Temporary Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Nebraska 1984-1985 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Connecticut

General Research Interests critical poststuctural theory and epistemology governance of neoliberal life culture and economy systems of production, consumption and social in/justice critical health studies segregation radical democracy networks

Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications Ettlinger, N. and Hartmann, C. 2015. Post/neo/liberalism in relational perspective. 48: 37-48.

Ettlinger, N. 2014. The openness paradigm. New Left Review 89: 89-100.

Ettlinger, N. 2014. Delivering on poststructural ontologies: epistemological challenges and strategies. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical 13: 589-598.

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Ettlinger, N. 2013. The production of precariousness and implications for collective action: a reply to Emiliana Armano and Annalisa Murgia. Global Discourse, 3: 502-506. (To be re-published in Precariat: labor, work and politics, ed. M. Johnson, Routledge, see Ettlinger, chapters in edited collections, forthcoming).

Ettlinger, N. 2012. Neoliberal realities and relational possibilities, Dialogues in Human Geography, 2: 221-224.

Riley, C. and Ettlinger, N. 2011. Interpreting racial formation and multiculturalism in a high school: towards a constructive deployment of two approaches to critical race theory. Antipode 43: 1250- 1280.

Ettlinger, N. 2011. Governmentality as epistemology. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 101: 537-560.

Ettlinger, N. 2010. Comment on Akerlof and Kranton: Contexts of Identity Formation. The Economists Voice October, www.bepress.com/ev/vol7/iss2/art6

Ettlinger, N. 2010. On the spatiality of segregation and the governance of change. L'Espace Politique 10, http://espacepolitique.revues.org/index1519.html (online journal of political geography and geopolitics).

Ettlinger, N. 2010. Bringing the Everyday in the Culture/Creativity Discourse. Human Geography 3: 49- 59.

Ettlinger, N. 2009.Whose capitalism? mean discourse and/or actions of the heart. Emotion, Space and Society 2: 92-07.

Ettlinger, N. 2009. Problematizing the presentation of post-structural case-study research, or working out the crisis of representation in the presentation of empirics,” Environment and Planning A 41: 1017- 1019.

Ettlinger, N. 2009. Surmounting city silences: knowledge creation and the design of urban democracy. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 33: 217-230.

Fraser, A. and Ettlinger, N. 2008. Fragile empowerment: the dynamic cultural economy of British drum and bass music. Geoforum 39: 1647-1656.

Ettlinger, N. 2008. The predicament of firms in the new and old economies: a critical inquiry into traditional binaries in the study of the space-economy. Progress in Human Geography 32: 45-69.

Ettlinger, N. 2007. Unchaining the Micro. SECONS (Socio-Economics of Space, online forum) track 3, no. 11,

Ettlinger, N. 2007. Precarity unbound. Alternatives: Global, Local, Political 32: 319-340.

Ettlinger, N. 2007. Bringing democracy home: post-Katrina New Orleans. Antipode 39: 8-16.

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Ettlinger, N. 2006. Priorities in teaching : placing the economy, sense of geographies, intellectual bridging. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 30: 411-417.

Ettlinger, N. 2004. Towards a critical theory of untidy geographies: the spatiality of emotions in consumption and production. Feminist Economics 10: 21-54.

Ettlinger, N. and Bosco, F. 2004. Thinking through the spatiality of networks: a critique of the us ‘public’ war on terrorism and its geographic discourse. Antipode 36: 249-271.

Ettlinger, N. 2003. Cultural economic geography and a relational and microspace approach to trusts, rationalities, networks, and change in collaborative workplaces. Journal of Economic Geography 3: 145-171.

Ettlinger, N. 2002. The difference that difference makes in the mobilization of workers. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 26: 834-843.

Ettlinger, N. 2001. A relational perspective in economic geography: connecting competitiveness with diversity and difference. Antipode 33: 216-227.

Ettlinger, N. 2000. Labor markets and industrial change: the competitive advantage and challenge of harnessing diversity. Competition and Change 4: 171-210.

Ettlinger, N. 1999. Local trajectories in the global economy. Progress in Human Geography 23: 335-357.

Ettlinger, N. 1998. Explaining the location and competitiveness of the US pharmaceutical industry. Environment and Planning A 30: 1719-1721.

Ettlinger, N. 1997. Assessing the small firm debate in the United States. Environment and Planning 29- 419-442.

Ettlinger, N. and Patton, W. 1996. Shared performance: the proactive diffusion of competitiveness and industrial and local development. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 86:286-305.

Ettlinger, N. and Tufford, M. 1996. Evaluating small firm performance in local context: a case study of manufacturers in Columbus, Ohio. Small Business Economics 8: 139-157.

Ettlinger, N. and Kwon, S. 1994. A comparative assessment of immigrants' role in U.S. and urban labor markets: Asian groups in New York and Los Angeles. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 85: 417-433.

Ettlinger, N. 1994. The localization of development in comparative perspective. Economic Geography 70: 144-166.

Ettlinger, N. 1993. The peace dividend and defense conversion from the perspective of corporate restructuring. Growth & Change 24: 107-126.

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Ettlinger, N. 1992. Modes of corporate organization and the geography of development. Papers in Regional Science 71: 107-126.

Ettlinger, N. 1992. Development theory and the military industrial firm. In The Pentagon and the cities, ed. A.M. Kirby, pp. 23-52. Newbury Park: Sage, Urban Affairs Annual Reviews 40.

Ettlinger, N. 1992. Localizing development in the global economy. Proceedings, pp. 225-239, of the Korea-U.S.A. Joint Seminar on Scientific Methodology for Regional Environment, November 2-6. Seoul, Korea: Korea Section of the Regional Science Association.

Ettlinger, N. 1991. The roots of competitive advantage in California and Japan. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 81: 391-407.

Ettlinger, N. and Clay, B. 1991. Spatial divisions of corporate services occupations in the United States, 1983-88. Growth and Change 22: 36-53.

Ettlinger, N. 1990. Worker displacement and corporate restructuring: a policy-conscious appraisal. Economic Geography 66: 67-82.

Ettlinger, N. and Crump, J. R. 1989. The military industrial firm, economic control, and local development. Government and Policy: Environment and Planning C 7:27-38.

Ettlinger, N. 1988. American fertility and industrial restructuring: a possible link. Growth and Change 19:75-93.

Ettlinger, N. and Archer, J.C. 1987. City size distributions and the world urban system in the twentieth century. Environment and Planning A 19:1161-1174.

Ettlinger, N. 1984. Comments on the concept of linkages from the perspective of corporate organization in the modern capitalist system. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geographie 75: 285-291.

Ettlinger, N. 1984. A note on rank-size and primacy: in pursuit of a parsimonious explanation. Urban Studies 21: 195-197.

Ettlinger, N. 1981. Dependency and urban growth: a critical review and reformulation of the concepts of primacy and rank-size. Environment and Planning A 13: 1389-1400.

Guest Editorships Ettlinger, N. 2014 Poststructural epistemologies – special section of ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, 13(3).

Chapters in Edited Collections Ettlinger, N. Forthcoming. Reversing the instrumentality of the social for the economic: a critical agenda towards mediated, inclusive networks of living-wage, crowdsourced project work, in Topographies and Topologies of Knowledge, ed. J. Glückler, Springer series on Knowledge and Space.

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Ettlinger, N. Forthcoming. The production of precariousness and implications for collective action. In Precariat: labor, work and politics, ed. M. Johnson. Routledge. (Re-publication of special issue of Global Discourse – see Ettlinger, peer-reviewed journal publications, 2014).

Ettlinger, N. Forthcoming. Precarity at the nexus of governmentality and sovereignty: entangled fields of power and political subjectivity. In Precarity and the international, ed. R. Vij, Palgrave.

Ettlinger, N. 2010. Emotional economic geographies. In Handbook of , eds. S.J. Smith, R. Pain, S. Marston, and J.P. Jones III, pp. 237-252. London: Sage.

Ettlinger, N. 1990. Local voting and social change. In Developments in electoral geography, eds. R.J. Johnston, F.M. Shelley, and P.J. Taylor, pp. 218-24. London: Routledge.

Ettlinger, N. 1983. Excavations at southern Kokeal. Pulltrouser Swamp: ancient Maya habitat, agriculture, and settlement in northern Belize, eds. B.L. Turner and P.D. Harrison, pp. 158-193. Austin: University of Texas Press.

Publications in Encylopedias Ettlinger, N. 2001. Local Economic Development. In International encylopedia of the social and behavioral sciences. eds. N.J. Smelser and P.B. Baltes, pp. 9004-9008. New York: Elsevier.

Manuscripts under Review Accumulation by desperation: open innovation, open networks, and the predicament of labor in the new millennium. Antipode.

Work in Progress Ettlinger, N. The governance of crowdsourcing: rationalities of the new exploitation.

Ettlinger, N. Analytics of resistance: reframing: eldercare of the infirm.

Ettlinger, N. Medicine, markets and money: a critical history of US Eldercare, book-length monograph; expressions of interest from Ashgate and Rutgers University Press.

Invited Research Presentations outside Professional Meetings 2015 The governance of precarity: entangled fields of power and political subjectivities. Interdisciplinary Research Programme on Social Precarity, University of Glasgow, Scotland, May.

2013 New-Economy, Collaborative Networks and Social Change: A Critical Normative Agenda. Presented at symposium on “Topographies and Topologies of Knowledge,” Heidelberg, Germany, June 14.

2009 Critical Theory 101: Discourse in Politics. Invited presentation to the OSU Debate team, Jennings Hall , October 16.

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2009 Surmounting city silences: knowledge creation and the design of urban democracy. Keynote address, 2nd International Political Geography Colloquium, “Government and governance of urban space,” Rouen, France.

2009 Surmounting city silences: knowledge creation and the design of urban democracy, Maynooth University.

2008 Precarity unbound. Department of Geography, University of Kentucky.

2005 A critique of the US war on terrorism & its geographic discourse: thinking through networks and their spatiality, International Studies Club, Ohio State University.

2000 Globalization. a force for social change?. Department of City and Regional Planning, Ohio State University.

1998 Globalization, foreign direct investment, and prospects for local development, University Center Speaker in Geography series, University of Georgia, Georgia State University, and Kennesaw State University.

1996 Profits and patriarchy: women and production in Japan, Germany, and Sweden, Ohio State University Women in Development Association (OSU-WID).

1991 The roots of competitive advantage in California and Japan. Department of Geography, Indiana University.

1988 Challenging the American dream: immigrant labor in american cities, University of Iowa.

1987 Immigrant labor and industrial change in american cities, Kansas State University.

Student Publications Emanating from Advised Research (* indicates previously listed) Barnes, J. Forthcoming. Telling stories of climate change here: Print journalists’ practices for localizing climate change. Aether.

Barnes, J. Geographies of aspirational economies: The hidden power of amateur aspiring artists in regional economies. Revise and resubmit; revision in progress, Progress in Human Geography.

Biermann, C.2015. Not-quite-American chestnuts: engaging non-modernist epistemologies in nature- society research. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, forthcoming.

Crane, N.2015. It could be and could have been otherwise: against a Euclidean circumscription of Mexico City’s ’68. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, forthcoming.

Riley, C.2015. De-essentializing No Child Left Behind. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, forthcoming.

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Crane, N. 2012. Are “other spaces” necessary? Associative power at the dumpster. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 11: 352-372.

Crossa, V. 2012. Disruption yet community reconstitution: subverting the privatization of Latin American Plazas. GeoJournal 77: 167-183.

Riley, C. 2011. From Mogadishu to Columbus: Somali Refugee Resettlement, Segmented Assimilation and Policy Implications. Critical Planning 18.

*Riley, C. and Ettlinger, N. 2011. Interpreting Racial Formation and Multiculturalism in a High School: Towards a Constructive Deployment of Two Approaches to Critical Race Theory. Antipode, 43: 1250-1280.

Crossa, V. 2009. Resisting the entrepreneurial city: street vendors’ struggles in Mexico City’s historic center, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 33: 43-63.

Crossa, V. 2007 Los trabajadores de la vía pública: un análisis teórico-metodológico en dos importantes ejes viales de la ciudad de México. In Una propuesta metodológica para una ciudad sustentable. eds. C. Salazar and J.L. Lezama. Mexico: El Colegio de México (COLMEX).

Crossa, V. 2004 Entrepreneurial urban governance and practices of power: renegotiating the plaza in Mexico City. Antipode 36:127-129. *Fraser, A. and Ettlinger, N. 2008 Fragile empowerment: the dynamic cultural economy of British drum and bass music. Geoforum 39: 1647-1656.

Bosco, F. 2007 Emotions that Build Networks: Geographies of Two Human Rights Movements in Argentina and Beyond..Tijdschrift voor Economische en Geogrfie Sociale, 98: 545-563.

Bosco, F. 2006 The Madres de Plaza de Mayo and Three Decades of Human Rights Activism: Embeddedness, Emotions and Social Movements. .Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96: 342-365.

Bosco, F. 2004 Human rights politics and scaled performances of memory: conflicts among the Madres de Plaza de Mayo in Argentina. Social and 5: 381-402.

Bosco, F. 2001 Place, space, networks, and the sustainability of collective action: the Madres de Plaza de Mayo. Global Networks: A Journal of Transnational Affairs1: 307-329.

Park, B-G. 1998. Where do tigers sleep at night? the state’s role in housing policy in South Korea and Singapore. Economic Geography 74: 272-288.

Bosco, F.J. 1998. State-society relations and national development: a comparison of Argentina and Taiwan in the 1990s. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 22: 623-642.

*Ettlinger, N. and Tufford, M. 1996. Evaluating small firm performance in local context: a case study of manufacturers in Columbus, Ohio. Small Business Economics 8: 139-157.

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*Ettlinger, N. and Patton, W. 1996. shared performance: the proactive diffusion of competitiveness and industrial and local development. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 86:286-305.

*Ettlinger, N. and Kwon, S. 1994. A comparative assessment of immigrants' role in u.s. and urban labor markets: Asian groups in New York and Los Angeles". Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 85: 417-433.

*Ettlinger, N. and Clay, B. 1991. spatial divisions of corporate services occupations in the United States, 1983-88. Growth and Change 22: 36-53.

*Ettlinger, N. and Crump, J.1989. The military industrial firm, economic control, and local development. Government and Policy, Environment and Planning C 7:27-38.

Student Advisee Awards, Recognitions Graduate Advisees Lakshmaman Chatterjee Award 2015 (D. Bose)

Fenburr Travel Scholarship 2015 (D. Bose)

Rayner Scholarship 2015 (D. Bose)

OSU Global Gateway Grant 2015 (D. Bose)

University Fellowship 2014-2015 (D. Bose)

Thomas Fellowship 2013-2014 (J. Barnes)

Coca Cola grant 2013-2014 (J. Barnes)

Thomas Fellowship 2011-2012 (C. Riley)

OSU Alumni Association grant $2000, 2009 (C. Riley)

Environmental Policy Initiative grant for pre-doctoral research, $4200, 2009 (P. Birnie)

Graduate Student Affinity Group, AAG Award for MA Research, 2008 (N. Crane)

Antipode Scholarship to Attend 1st Summer Institute for the Geographies of Justice (SIGJ) and the International Group, Athens, Georgia, 2007 (V. Crossa)

Antipode Dissertation Research Award 2003-2004 (V. Crossa)

Presidential Dissertation Fellowship, OSU, 2004 (V. Crossa)

Office of International Affairs, Graduate Student International Dissertation Thesis Research Travel Grant, OSU, 2003 (V. Crossa)

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Alumni Grant for Graduate Research & Scholarship, OSU, 2003 (V. Crossa)

Sonkin-Bergman-Wasserman Families' Scholarship for International Understanding and Peace, OSU, 2003 (V. Crossa)

Economic Geography Graduate Student Scholarship, Awarded to attend 1st Summer Institute in Economic Geography, Madison, 2003 (F. Bosco)

Best Paper, Latin American Geography Specialty Group, AAG, Los Angeles, 2002 (F. Bosco)

Best Paper, Ethics, Justice and Human Rights Specialty Group, AAG, Los Angeles, 2002 (F. Bosco)

Professional Development Fund Award, Council of Graduate Students, OSU, 2002 (F. Bosco)

Presidential Dissertation Fellowship, OSU, 2001 (F. Bosco)

E. Willard and Ruby S. Miller Fellowship, OSU, 2000 (F. Bosco)

NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, 1999 (F. Bosco)

Graduate Student Alumni Research Award, OSU, 1999 (F. Bosco)

International Dissertation Grant, International Studies, OSU, 1999 (F. Bosco)

Huntington Academic Achievement Award, OSU, 1998 (F. Bosco)

Graduate Student Grant, Latin American Studies, OSU, 1997 (F. Bosco)

Undergraduate Advisees Z. Paganini, BA with research distinction 2015, thesis: Underwater: An Investigation of how Disaster Relief Accelerates Neoliberalism in American Cities Undergraduate Education Summer Research Fellow 2014 Huntington Academic Achievement Award, 2015

Ives, T. BA with research distinction (Political Science, Geography minor) 2015, thesis: Neoliberal Health Care and the Geography of Community Health Planning: A Case Study of Central Ohio’s Community Health Needs Assessment.

T. Adams, BA with research distinction 2014, thesis: Razing residences and removing residents: a study of the mentalities of public housing redevelopment in Poindexter Village Huntington Academic Achievement Award, 2014 Undergraduate Research Scholar 2013

N. John, BA 2014, project (Denman Research Competition): Falling on Deaf Ears: American Sign Language and Educational Spaces at Ohio State University

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Z. Paganini, BA expected 2015, honors thesis: Underwater: An Investigation of how Disaster Relief Accelerates Neoliberalism in American Cities Undergraduate Education Summer Research Fellow 2014

C. Riley, honors thesis: Somali-African American conflict in linden: postcolonial realities and the potential for radical citizenship BA Summa Cum Laude, 2005 BA Honors and Distinction in Geography, 2005 BA Honors in International Studies, 2005 President's Salute to Undergraduate Academic Achievement Honoree, 2005 Huntington Academic Achievement Award, 2005 John Glenn Fellow, 2004 OSU Honors Research Scholarship Award, 2004 Honors Summer Research Internship - Honorable Mention, 2004 Undergraduate Student Government Academic Enrichment Grant Recipient, 2004 The Arts and Sciences Certificate for Excellence in Scholarship Award, 2005 (Invited) Member, Phi Beta Kappa (Invited) Member, Phi Kappa Phi (Invited) Member, National Society of Collegiate Scholars

P. Simon, honors thesis: Development according to whom? on three interpretations of the ‘keep Toledo Jeep’ movement Summa Cum Laude, 2004 Huntington Academic Achievement Award, Geography 2003 OSU Honors Research Scholarship Award, 2003

N. Crane, Department of Comparative Studies, committee member, BA 2006 honors thesis: Who belongs, what belongs? rethinking democratic accountability through the growth coalition and textual environment of downtown Columbus, Ohio

Advising Graduate Committee Service at Other Universities 2011- present. Ph.D. committee member, Raysa Martinez Krueger, Rutgers University, in progress 2005 – 2007. Ph.D. committee member, Waquar Ahmad, Clark University, Ph.D. conferred 2007

Graduate Students, Geography, OSU 2014-present, Debangana Bose, PhD expected 2018. 2013-2014, Mark Verhoff, MA (program discontinued for health reasons) 2012 Chris Riley, Ph.D. Thomas Fellow 2012 2012-2014, Tim Shannon, MA 2009-present, Jessica Barnes, MA; PhD 2014; Lecturer, University of Northern Arizona Thomas Fellow 2014 2009 Suzanna Klaf, PhD; co-advisor, Mei-Po Kwan 2008 Nick Crane, MA 2007 Phil Birnie, MA; PhD (program discontinued for job-related reasons)

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2007 Alex Gjerovski, MA 2007 Chris Riley, MA 2006 Veronica Crossa, PhD, Assistant Professor, Centro de Estudios Demográficos, Urbanos y Ambientales, El Colegio de México Presidential Fellow 2004-2005; winner of Antipode scholarship 2003-2004 2006 Peter Morgan, MA; co-advisor, Mei-Po Kwan 2004 Renuka Bhaskar, MA 2004 Kumuda Dorai, MA 2002 Fernando Bosco, PhD, Professor, Department of Geography, San Diego State University Presidential Fellow 2001-2002 1997 Douglas Stoll, MA 1997 Michelle Tufford, PhD program (program discontinued for job-related reasons) 1993 Brad Clay, PhD 1993 Martin Hynes, PhD 1994 Joy Dingle, MA 1995 Jeff Arnold, MA

OSU, Membership on Graduate Student Committees outside Geography Freire, Tereza, Ph. D. program, Department of City & Regional Planning Zulal Akin, Ph.D candidate, Department of Arts Administration, Education & Policy Li Shao, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Arts Administration, Education & Policy

Advising, Student organizations, OSU 2009-2010 Faculty advisor to SJA (Social Justice Alliance – OSU) 2005-2010 Faculty advisor to GESO (Graduate Employees and Students Organization) Other Advising, OSU 2010-2012 Mentor, SBS Diversity Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Ishan Ashutosh

Courses Taught (since 2000) Graduate seminars (topic changes each year): Neoliberalism and its Subjects (2014) Spatialities of Resistance (2012) Poststructural Research Strategies (2011) Ethics, Citizenship, and Social In/justice (2010) Problematizing and Practicing Cultural Economy (2009) Approaches to Ethics and Moral Theory (2008) Representing Difference in the Economy (2006) Difference, Resistance, and Social Justice (2005) Geographies of Power (2004) Critical Normative Thought (2003) Spatiality as Geographic Inquiry (2002) Culture, Economy, and Politics (2001) Network Theory and Geographic Inquiry (2000) The Neoliberal City (undergrd./grd. lecture/discussion) Foucault, Power, Governance (undergrd./grd. lecture/discussion) Governance, society, and Development in the Global Economy (undergrd./grd. lecture-discussion)

CV, Ettlinger, June 2015 12 Economies, Space, and Society (undergrd./grd. lecture-discussion) (previously, Economic Geography) (undergrd./grd. lecture-discussion) Economic and Social Geography, honors and regular section and Honors section (undergrd. lecture)

Curriculum Development: Courses Proposed and Approved at OSU 2013 Geography 5502: The Neoliberal City (title and content change), approved Spring 2013 2011 Geography 865 (8400, semester conversion): Issues in Critical Human Geography, approved Spring 2011 2007 Geography 643 (5601, semester conversion): Geographies of Governmentalities (title and content change), approved autumn ’07; title change to Foucault, Power, Governance 2014. 2007 Geography 640 (5401, semester conversion): Economies, Space, and Society” (title change), approved autumn ’07 2001 Geography 694: Constructing Research in Human Geography. Proposed and accepted. 2004 Geog. 643 (5601, semester conversion): Governance, Society and Development in the Global Economy (revision of Geog. 643: State, Society, and Development in the Global Economy – proposed and accepted in 2000 as revision of Comparative Development in the Newly Industrialized Countries; undergrd./grd. - lecture-discussion) 1994 Geog. 643 (5601 semester conversion): Comparative Development in the Newly Industrialized Countries (undergrd./grd. - lecture-discussion) 1989 Geog. 840.03: Approaches and Issues in Industrial Geography (grd. research seminar)

Professional Service Editorial Board Memberships 2007-present Emotion, Space, and Society 1997-2007 Economic Geography 1994-2001 Growth and Change 1993-2001 Regional Analysis and Policy 1991-2000 Papers in Regional Science

Review of Manuscripts for: American Ethnologist Annals of the Association of American Geographers Antipode City, Culture and Society Economic Geography Emotions, Space, and Society Environment and Planning A Entreprenurship and Regional Development Feminist Economics Geographical Analysis The Geographical Journal Geographical Review Geoforum Geographica Helvetica Geojournal Global Discourse CV, Ettlinger, June 2015

13 Global Networks Growth and Change Industry and Innovation International Journal of Geographical Information Science Journal of Cultural Economy Journal of Economic Geography Journal of Rural Studies Papers of the Regional Science Association Political Geography Professional Geographer Progress in Human Geography Regional Science Perspectives Regional Studies Security Dialogue Small Business Economics Social and Cultural Geography Society and Space: Environment and Planning D Southeastern Geographer Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, N.S. Urban Geography Urban Geography, legal series Urban Studies

Reviews of Research Proposals for: The National Science Foundation Geography & Regional Science program Division of International Programs, Latin America Programs POWRE (Professional Opportunities for Women in Research and Education) Economics Program Division of Research on Science and Technology The National Geographic Society

Reviews of Textbooks for: Blackwell Guilford Merrill Prentice Hall Sage

Membership on Panels, Workshops, Symposia 2013 Invited member of symposium, “Topographies and Topologies of Knowledge” funded by the Klaus Tschira Foundation, Heidelberg, Germany. 2008 Invited panelist, National Science Foundation Panelist on Social and Behavioral Dimensions of National Security, Conflict, and Cooperation: Terrorist Organizations and Ideologies. 2000 Invited participant, Workshop on "The Firm in Economic Geography", Portsmouth, England 1997 Invited participant, Workshop on “The Future of Economic Geography, funded by the National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C. CV, Ettlinger, June 2015

14 1995-1996 Invited panelist, National Science Foundation Panel for Geography and Regional Science Dissertation Improvement. 1994 Invited participant, Defense Conversion Workshop, Colorado Springs, funded by Economists Allied For Arms Reduction (ECAAR).

Elected Positions Held with Professional Organizations 1999 Chair, Research Grants Committee, Association of American Geographers 1997 Member, Board of Directors, Economic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers 1996-1997 Member, Research Grants Committee, Association of American Geographers 1994 Member, Nominating Committee, North American Regional Science Council, Regional Science Association International 1993-1996 Councillor, North American Regional Science Council Regional Science Association International 1992-1993 Member, Dissertation Proposal Award Committee, Urban Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers 1990-1992 Member, Board of Directors, Urban Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geoographers 1989 Member, Nominating Committee, Industrial Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers 1985-87. Member, Board of Directors, Industrial Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers

Professional Memberships Association of American Geographers Specialty groups: Economic; Ethics, Justice and Human Rights; Ethnic; Geographic Perspectives on Women; Health & Medical Geography; Political Geography; Urban

University Committees OSU University-Level Committees 2012- 2013 Member, Humanities Initiative, Arts & Sciences Strategic Plan Work Group 2011-2013 Arts and Sciences Representative to the University Honors Committee, Research Subcommittee 2008-2011 Member, Humanities Institute Oversight Committee 2006- 2009 Co-Director, OSU Working Group on Cultural Difference and Democracy 2003-2004 Member, President’s Council on Diversity 2003-2004 Chair, Senate Diversity Committee 2003-2004 Member, Faculty Cabinet 2002-2003 Co-Chair, Senate Diversity Committee 2001- 2011 Coca Cola Critical Difference for Women Grants Award Committee most yrs. through 2006 Member, OSU Student Fulbright Committee 1995-1998 Member, University Research Committee 1994-1997 Elected member of University Senate 1995-1997 Elected alternate representative to the University Research Council 1994-1996 Member, University Hearing Committee

OSU College of Arts& Sciences Committees CV, Ettlinger, June 2015

15 2009-2010 Member, Criminal Justice Research Center Oversight Committee 2008-2010 Elected member, Steering Committee, Arts & Sciences 2007-2008 Elected member, Arts and Science Faculty Senate

OSU, other Inter-College Committees 2013–2014 Member, Undergraduate Studies Committee, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 2010-2012 Elected member, Latin American Studies Graduate Committee 2009- Coordinator, Critical and Cultural Theory Minor 2009-10 Member, Graduate Studies Committee, Department of Women’s Studies 2007-08 Member, Graduate Studies Committee to develop new interdisciplinary graduate program in Latin American Studies 2005-09 Co-Director, OSU Working Group on Cultural Difference and Democracy 2004-05 Member, Graduate Studies Committee, Department of Women’s Studies Women's Studies

OSU Social & Behavioral Sciences Committees 2008-2010 Member, Criminal Justice Research Center Oversight Committee 1998-2000 Member, Social & Behavioral Sciences Investigation Committee 1997-1999 Member, Center for Survey Research Advisory Oversight Committee

OSU Geography: Departmental-Level Committees 2013–present, Member, Graduate Studies Committee 2011-2013 Undergraduate Honors Advisor 2011-2013 Member, Undergraduate Studies Committee 2006 Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Graduate Tracks 2004- 2007 Elected member, Personnel Committee 2004-2008 Member, Grievance Committee 2000-2003 Member, Graduate Studies Committee 1998-2002 Chair, Speakers Committee 1997 Member, Visiting Speakers Committee 1995-1997 Elected member, Personnel Committee 1995-1996 Chair, Urban Search Committee 1994-1997 Member, Graduate Studies Committee 1989-1992 Elected member, Personnel Committee 1988-1996 Affirmative Action Officer

Research Awards 1985 Nystrom dissertation award, awarded by the Association of American Geographers. 1983 Dissertation Aid, awarded by the Graduate College, University of Oklahoma. 1980-1981. Scholarship, Department of Anthropology, Graduate Program, Brandeis University.

Research Grants Awarded 2000 National Science Foundation support for Dissertation Improvement, $10,000, Fernando Bosco. 1997 Ohio State University, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Special Grant to conduct preliminary field work in Mexico. $3,000.

1996 Ohio State University Small Grants Program. Award for graduate research assistance on a project on the local development implications of offshore manufacturing facilities. CV, Ettlinger, June 2015

16 1995 Ohio State University Small Grants Program. Award for geocoding Harris Industrial Data for 1994, $1,000. 1992 Ohio State University Small Grants Program. Award to purchase and organize data on disk ffrom the Harris Ohio Industrial Directory, 1994), $1,000. 1991 Ohio State University Committee on Urban Affairs. The Effect of an Industrial Environment on Corporate Competitiveness: A Case Study of Franklin County". $17,600.

Professional Meetings Research Presentations at Professional Meetings 2015 Accumulation by desperation: global crowdsourcing and online work platforms, Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Digital Connectivity, Inclusion, and Inequality at the World’s Economic Margins,” Chicago. 2013 Problems and Pitfalls of Caring For and About Senior Citizens in the United States. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Geohumanities and health,” Los Angeles. 2012 Re-thinking precarity at the nexus of governmentality and sovereignty. Conference on “To have the courage of uncertainty: cultures of precarity,” Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, France. 2012 The formation of neoliberal mentality in the US health care: inefficiency and uneven access in geographies of health. Annual meeting of the Assoication of American Geographers, special session on “Taking Control? New Geographies of Self-Care and Personalization,” New York City. 2011 Democratic Possibilities in an Apparent Post-Political Era. Annual meeting of New Directions in the Humanites, Granda, Spain. 2011 Democratic possibilities and a critique of post-politics. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “The politics of a different city: change beyond consensus?,” Seattle. 2010 Critical theory in topological perspective: de-territorializing de-segregation strategy via communities of practice across space. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Firms, economies, communities,” Washington, D.C. 2010 Capital in post-Fordist geographies. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, panel on Post-Fordist Geography: Capital, Washington, D.C. 2009 Problematizing the social construction of the culture/creativity discourse. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Power, social justice, and the creative city I,” Las Vegas. 2009 Policy implications. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, panel on “Power, Social Justice, and the Creative City,” Las Vegas. 2008 Research practices for critical theory. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Democratization and ethnography: political change: through thick and thin,” Boston. 2008 An expansive epistemology of governmentality. 1st International Political Geography Colloquium, “Space of politics-concepts and scales,” Reims, France. 2007 Urging certainty in precarious life. Roundtable presentation, Conference on Rethinking Precarity, Ohio State University. 2007 Theorizing urban governance in New Orleans. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Theorizing urban governance”, San Francisco. 2006 Representing Difference in the economy: subalternity and empowerment in hip hop and rap. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “The spaces and articulations of economic practices,” Chicago. 2006 Relationality, difference, power: perspectives and intersections. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Panel on “Relationality and the space economy”, Chicago.

CV, Ettlinger, June 2015 17 2005 Towards re-spatializing governance of a re-designed New Orleans. Annual Critical Geography conference. Oxford, Ohio. 2005 Critical theory and economic geography. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Postcolonialism meets economic geography i: theoretical engagements,” Denver. 2004 Non-economic dimensions of variable capitalisms: implications for global production networks. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Global production networks II,”Philadelphia. 2003 Placing emotions in production and consumption. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Spatializing emotions ii: emotions of relational geographies,” New Orleans. 2002 Untidy geographies: placing emotions in production and consumption. Emotional Geographies Conference, Lancaster, England. 2002 reconceptualizing context in a relational view of production. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “The relational turn in economic geography I: theoretical interventions,” Los Angeles. 2001 Connecting economy and non-economy in local development. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on "Economy and non-economy," New York. 2000 Invited participant in a Roundtable on Capital Moves, Social Science History meeting, Pittsburgh. 2000 Social Diversity and the role of social constructions in production change. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on "New perspectives on labor," Pittsburgh. 2000 Frontiers of flexibility and the importance of place and space. Workshop on "The firm in economic geography," Portsmouth, England. 1998 Wages and development in comparative perspective. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on "General theory, specific contexts," Boston. 1997 Offshore facilities, corporate strategies, and local development (with F.J. Bosco). Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth. 1996 Workplace homogeneity in cross-cultural perspective: predicaments and prospects for change. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Comparative international development: social welfare and competitive advantage,” Charlotte. 1996 Issues of comparative research, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Panel, Charlotte. 1995 Corporate competitiveness and the question of development, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Industrial Geography plenary session, Chicago. 1994 Competitiveness transfer and diffusion capability as criteria for performance in policy formulation (with W. Patton). Annual North American meeting of the Regional Science Association International, special session on “Corporate networks and industrial development,” Niagara Falls. 1994 Small Firms and local variation among manufacturing economies in Ohio (with M. Tufford). Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco. 1994 First world problems - third world resolve? Latin American prospects for social change in the context of technological change. 48th International Congress of Americanists, Stockholm, Sweden. 1993 Corporate culture and connections among local, national, and global development. Symposium organized by the Center for Advanced Study in Telecommunications (CAST) on "The technology and culture of cooperation in the new global economy," Ohio State University. 1993 National Production context, community social relations, and local development. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on "Rationality, institution building, and place," Atlanta. 1993 Immigrants and urban labor markets: Asians in LA and NY" (with S. Kwon). Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on "Urban and regional labor markets," Atlanta.

CV, Ettlinger, June 2015 18 1993 The United States and the world political economy after the 1992 American election. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Panel sponsored by the Political Geography specialty group, Atlanta. 1992 Localizing development in the global economy. USA-Korea Joint Seminar on Scientific Methodology for Regional Environment, Seoul, South Korea. Sponsored by the Korea Science and Engineering Foundation, and the National Science Foundation, USA. 1992 The political economy of the localization of development: international comparisons of the articulation of government, local organization, and industrial systems. I.G.U. Commission on Urban Systems and Urban Development Conference, Detroit. 1992 Geographical aspects of the 1992 presidential election. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, panel, sponsored by the Political Geography specialty group, San Diego. 1991 Military industrial firms after the Cold War. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session sponsored by the Industrial Geography specialty group, Miami. 1990 An historical and comparative assessment of economic development in California and Japan. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special session on “Institutional conditions of economic development,” Toronto. 1989 Types of urban unemployment in relation to urban and industrial restructuring. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, special on “Restructuring and informalization of economies -- 1: theoretical issues,” Baltimore. 1988 The U.S. urban context of immigrant labor and industrial change. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix. 1987 Interpreting global city size distributions in the 20th century" (with J.C. Archer). Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland. 1986 Regional/industrial restructuring and locational specificity of industries: analytical problems. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis. 1985 Towards a clarification of regional economic change: The United States as a case study, 1962-1980. Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Nystrom special session, Detroit. 1983 On the relationship between technology and employment (with E.J. Malecki). Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Denver. 1982 Processes of regional differentiation and the changing spatial division of labor in the United States". Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio. 1980 The raised field project at Pulltrouser Swamp: excavations at southern Kokeal". Annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Philadelphia.

Other Professional Meeting Activities (Session Chair, Discussant, Organizer) 2009 Chair, special session on “Critical social theory, politics, and the economic crisis III,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers. 2003 Co-organizer of 3 special sessions on “Spatializing emotions,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans. 2001 Organizer, special session on "Economy and non-economy," annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New York. 2000 Organizer, special session on "New perspectives on labor," annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh. 1998 Organizer and Chair, roundtable on “Restructuring of mature economies,” plenary session of the Economic Geography Specialty Group, Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston. 1996 Organizer, with R. N. Gwynne, of 4 special sessions on “Comparative international development,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte. 1996 Chair, special session on “Comparative international development: trade strategies and foreign investment,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte.

CV, Ettlinger, June 2015 19 1996 Discussant, special session on “Comparative international development: industrial strategy and policy, annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte. 1996 Discussant, special session on “Labor geography,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte. 1996 Discussant, special session on “Making medicines: the geography of the pharmaceutical industry in the U.S.,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte. 1995 Chair and organizer, Workshop on “Industrial Change,” annual North American meeting of the Regional Science Association International, Cincinnati. 1995 Organizer, with B. Waldorf, Workshop on “Migration,”Annual North American meeting of the Regional Science Association, Cincinnati. 1995 Discussant, special session on “Local and regional restructuring: variation by context," annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago. 1995 Discussant, special session on “Economic restructuring and labor markets,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago. 1995 Discussant, special session on “World systems analysis in geography,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago. 1994 Chair, special session on “Networks in the producer services economy,” annual North American meeting of the Regional Science Association International, Niagara Falls. 1994 Organizer, with A. Esparza, special session on “Corporate Networks and industrial development,” annual North American meeting of the Regional Science Association International, Niagara Falls. 1994 Invited participant, Defense Conversion Workshop, Economists Allied For Arms Reduction (ECAAR), Colorado Springs. 1992 Chair, special session on “The politics of agricultural trade,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Diego. 1990 Organizer, special session on “Institutional conditions of economic development,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto. 1988 Organizer and Chair, special session on “Urban change under industrial restructuring.” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix. 1988 Discussant, special session on “Local American politics,” Electoral Geography Conference, Los Angeles. 1987 Chair, special session on “Urban locational conflict,” annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland. 1985 Discussant, Industrial Geography special session, annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Detroit. 1983 Discussant, Symposium on “Rural Population and Development”, annual meeting of the Mid Continent Regional Science Association, Oklahoma City.

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