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Curriculum Vitae Christopher J. Fariss Center for Political Studies (CPS) Email: [email protected], [email protected], Institute for Social Research, 4200 Bay Websites: http://cfariss.com, University of Michigan https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/CJFariss 426 Thompson Street https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/HumanRightsScores, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48106-1248 https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/LatentGDP, USA https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/SNARP, Education University of California, San Diego Ph.D. Political Science (2013). University of North Texas M.S. Political Science (2007), B.A. Political Science (2005), B.F.A. Drawing and Painting (2005). Academic Appointments University of Michigan Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science (2016-). Faculty Associate, Center for Political Studies (CPS), Institute for Social Research (2016-). Faculty Associate, Donia Human Rights Center (DHRC) (2019-) Affiliated Faculty, Michigan Institute for Data Science (MIDAS) (2019-). Pennsylvania State University Jeffrey L. Hyde and Sharon D. Hyde and Political Science Board of Visitors Early Career Professor in Political Science (2015-2016). Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science (2013-2016). Academic Affiliations University of Essex Instructor, Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis (2015-). University of Korea and Sungkyunkwan University Core Faculty Member, SSK (Social Science Korea) Human Rights Forum (2016-). University of Southern California Affiliated Scholar, The Security and Political Economy Lab, School of International Relations (2016-). Christopher J. Fariss 2 Uppsala University Visiting Fellow, East Asian Peace Program, Department of Peace and Conflict Research (2015). Publications Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 1. Cordell, Rebecca, K. Chad Clay, Christopher J. Fariss, Reed M. Wood, and Thorin M. Wright. “Recording Repression: Identifying Physical Integrity Rights Allegations in Annual Country Hu- man Rights Reports” International Studies Quarterly (Accepted). 2. Fariss, Christopher J., Therese Anders, Jonathan Markowitz. “New Estimates of Over 500 Years of Historic GDP and Population Data” Journal of Conflict Resolution (Accepted). 3. Beazer, Quintin H., Charles Crabtree, Christopher J. Fariss, Holger L. Kern. “When Do Private Actors Engage in Censorship? Evidence From a Correspondence Experiment with Russian Private Media Firms” British Journal of Political Science (Forthcoming). 4. Slough, Tara and Christopher J. Fariss.“Misgovernance and Human Rights: Experimental Evidence of Illegal Detention without Intent” American Journal of Political Science 65(1):148-165 (January 2021). 5. Fariss, Christopher J. and James Lo. “Innovations in Concepts and Measurement for the Study of Peace and Conflict” Journal of Peace Research 57(6):669-678 (November 2020). 6. Fariss, Christopher J., Michael R. Kenwick, and Kevin Reuning. “Estimating one-sided-killings from a Robust Measurement Model of Human Rights” Journal of Peace Research 57(6):801-814 (November 2020). 7. Markowitz, Jonathan, Suzie Mulesky, Benjamin A.T. Graham and Christopher J. Fariss “Productive Pacifists: The Rise of Production-Oriented States and Decline of Territorial Conquest” International Studies Quarterly 64(3):558-572 (September 2020). 8. Anders, Therese, Christopher J. Fariss, and Jonathan Markowitz. “Bread before guns or butter: In- troducing Surplus Domestic Product (SDP)” International Studies Quarterly 64(2):392-405 (June 2020). 9. Cordell, Rebecca, K. Chad Clay, Christopher J. Fariss, Reed M. Wood, and Thorin M. Wright “Chang- ing Standards or Political Whim? Evaluating Changes in the Content of the US State Department Human Rights Reports” Journal of Human Rights 19(1):3-18 (January 2020). 10. Cope, Kevin L., Charles Crabtree, and Christopher J. Fariss.“Patterns of Disagreement in State Repression Measures” Political Science Research and Methods 8(1):178-187 (January 2020). 11. Reuning, Kevin, Michael R. Kenwick, and Christopher J. Fariss.“Exploring the Dynamics of Latent Variable Models” Political Analysis 27(4):503-517 (October 2019). 12. Terechshenko, Zhanna, Charles Crabtree, Kristine Eck, and Christopher J. Fariss.“Examining the Influence of International Norms and Sanctioning on State Respect for Prisoners Rights: A Field Experiment with Foreign Embassies” International Interactions 45(4):720-735 (September 2019). 13. Fariss, Christopher J. “Yes, Human Rights Practices Are Improving Over Time” American Political Science Review 133(3):868-881 (August 2019). 14. Markowitz, Jonathan N., R. Blake McMahon, and Christopher J. Fariss.“Producing Goods and Projecting Power: How What States Make Influences What They Take” Journal of Conflict Resolution 63(6):1368-1402 (July 2019). Christopher J. Fariss 3 15. Dancy, Geoff and Christopher J. Fariss.“From Hollow Hopes to Human Rights at Work: A Con- stitutive Approach to Human Rights in Global Society” Law & Contemporary Problems 81(4):773-100 (December 2018). 16. Gell-Redman, Micah, Neil Visalvanich, Charles Crabtree, and Christopher J. Fariss.“It’s all about race: How state legislators respond to immigrant constituents” Political Research Quarterly 71(3):517- 531 (September 2018). 17. Eck, Kristine and Christopher J. Fariss.“Ill Treatment and Torture in Sweden: A Critique of Cross- Case Comparisons” Human Rights Quarterly 40(3):591-604 (August 2018). 18. Fariss, Christopher J. and Zachary M. Jones. “Enhancing External Validity in Observational Settings When Replication is Not Possible” Political Science Research and Methods 6(2):365-380 (April 2018). 19. Fariss, Christopher J. “Are Things Really Getting Better?: How To Validate Latent Variable Models of Human Rights” British Journal of Political Science 48(1):275-282 (January 2018). 20. Fariss, Christopher J. “The Changing Standard of Accountability and the Positive Relationship be- tween Human Rights Treaty Ratification and Compliance” British Journal of Political Science 48(1):239- 272 (January 2018). 21. Markowitz, Jonathan N. and Christopher J. Fariss.“Power, Proximity, and Democracy: Geopolitical Competition in the International System” Journal of Peace Research 55(1):78-93 (January 2018). 22. Fariss, Christopher J. and Geoff Dancy. “Measuring the Impact of Human Rights: Conceptual and Methodological Debates” Annual Review of Law and Social Science 13:273-294 (November 2017). 23. Shakya, Holly B., Christopher J. Fariss, Christopher Ojeda, Anita Raj, and Elizabeth Reed. “Social network clustering of sexual violence experienced by adolescent girls” American Journal of Epidemiol- ogy 186(7):796-804 (October 2017). 24. Graham, Benjamin A. T., Erik A. Gartzke, and Christopher J. Fariss.“The Bar Fight Theory of International Conflict: Regime Type, Coalition Size, and Victory” Political Science Research and Methods 5(4):613-639 (October 2017). 25. Bond, Robert M., Jaime E. Settle, Christopher J. Fariss, Jason J. Jones, and James H. Fowler. “So- cial Endorsement Cues and Political Participation in an Experiment Involving 61 Million Facebook Users” Political Communication 43(2):261-281 (May 2017). 26. Dancy, Geoff and Christopher J. Fariss.“Rescuing Human Rights Law from International Legalism and Its Critics” Human Rights Quarterly 39(1):1-36 (February 2017). 27. Gee, Laura K., Jason J. Jones, Christopher J. Fariss, Moira Burke, and James H. Fowler. “The Paradox of Weak Ties in 55 Countries” Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 133:362-372 (January 2017). 28. Wood, Jonathan S., Eric T. Donnell, and Christopher J. Fariss.“A Method to Account for and Esti- mate Underreporting in Crash Frequency Research” Accident Analysis and Prevention 95(Part A):57-66 (October 2016). 29. Settle, Jaime E., Robert M. Bond, Lorenzo Coviello, Christopher J. Fariss, James H. Fowler, and Jason J. Jones. “From Posting to Voting: The Effects of Political Competition on Online Political Engagement” Political Science Research and Methods 4(2):361-378 (March 2016). 30. Brown, Cameron S., Christopher J. Fariss, and R. Blake McMahon. “Recouping after Coup-Proofing: Compromised Military Effectiveness and Strategic Substitution” International Interactions 42(1):1-30 (January 2016). Christopher J. Fariss 4 31. Fariss, Christopher J., Fridolin J. Linder, Zachary M. Jones, Charles Crabtree, Megan A. Biek, Ana- Sophia M. Ross, Taranamol Kaur, and Michael Tsai. “Human Rights Texts: Converting Human Rights Primary Source Documents into Data” PLOS ONE 10(9):e0138935 (September 2015). 32. Crabtree, Charles and Christopher J. Fariss.“Uncovering Patterns Among Latent Variables: Human Rights and De Facto Judicial Independence” Research & Politics 2(3):1-9 (September 2015). 33. Lake David A., and Christopher J. Fariss.“Why International Trusteeship Fails: The Politics of External Authority in Areas of Limited Statehood” Governance 27(4):569-587 (October 2014). 34. Fariss, Christopher J. “Respect for Human Rights has Improved Over Time: Modeling the Changing Standard of Accountability” American Political Science Review 108(2):297-318 (May 2014). 35. Schnakenberg, Keith E. and Christopher J. Fariss.“Dynamic Patterns of Human Rights Practices” Political Science Research and Methods 2(1):1-31 (April 2014). 36. Fariss, Christopher J. and Keith E. Schnakenberg. “Measuring Mutual Dependence Between State Repressive Actions” Journal of Conflict Resolution 58(6):1003-1032 (September 2014). 37. Markowitz, Jonathan N. and Christopher J. Fariss.“Going the Distance: The Price of Projecting Power” International Interactions 39(2):119-143 (April 2013). 38. Jones, Jason J., Robert M. Bond,
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