CURRICULUM VITAE

BROOKE ACKERLY

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT NASHVILLE, TN 37235-1817 615-322-6231 [email protected] http://www.vanderbilt.edu/psci/ackerly

DECEMBER 2010

DEGREES EARNED , Stanford, CA Ph. D. in Political Science June 1997 Dissertation: Listening to the Silent Voices: a Feminist of Social Criticism Chair: Susan Moller Okin WILLIAMS COLLEGE, Williamstown, MA Bachelor of Arts cum laude in French and in Economics with Honors June 1988 Thesis: A Multi-sector Comparative Analysis of Sources of Growth in the Malaysian Economy

APPOINTMENTS Associate Professor, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 2007-present PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT, secondary appointment WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES PROGRAM, Affiliated Faculty VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, TN Assistant Professor, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 2001-2007 PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT, secondary appointment WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES PROGRAM, Affiliated Faculty Post-doctoral Research Fellow, CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles, CA 2000 - 2001 Visiting Assistant Professor, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles, CA 1997 – 2000

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS With Jacqui True. Doing Feminist Research in Political and Social Science. Palgrave Macmillan. 2010

Universal Human Rights in a World of Difference. Cambridge University Press. 2008 (Reviewed in Political Theory, H-Human-Rights, Melbourne Journal of International Law, SIGNS) Honorable mention, David Easton Award, Foundations of Political Theory Political Theory and Feminist Social Criticism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000 (Reviewed in Political Theory, The American Political Science Review, International Feminist Journal of Politics, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, NWSA Journal (National Women's Studies Association), Feminism and Philosophy, Feminist Theory, Politeia, Journal of Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, Journal of Intercultural Studies, The Journal of Asian Studies, Economy and Society, Australian Journal of Political Science, Philosophy in Review).

EDITED BOOKS Feminist Theory and Gender Studies, International Studies Compendium, Editor, 2010 For this project, I have edited 50 essays and will create an edited volume on Feminist International Relations. The Compendium appears in print and online. The Compendium is be updated over time. (http://www.isacompendium.com/public/about_editor) With Maria Stern, and Jacqui True, editors. Feminist Methodologies for International Relations. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006 (Reviewed in Perspectives on Politics, International Studies Review, Gender and Development, Politics and Gender, Cooperation and Conflict.)

ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS “Human rights enjoyment in theory and activism.” Human Rights Review, forthcoming With Miguel Cruz. “Hearing the Voice of the People: Human Rights as if People Mattered.” New Political Science, 33, 1, 2011, forthcoming With Jacqui True. “Back to the Future: Feminist Theory, Activism, and Doing Feminist Research in an Age of Globalization.” Women’s Studies International Forum, 33, 5: 464-472, 2010 With Katy Attanasi. “Global Feminisms: Theory and Ethics for Studying Gendered Injustice.” New Political Science 31, 4: 543-555, 2009 “Feminist Methods in International Relations.” Politics & Gender 5, 03: 409-410, 2009 “Why a Feminist Theorist Studies Methods.” Politics & Gender 5, 03: 431-436, 2009 Michael P. Vandenbergh, Brooke A. Ackerly and Fred E. Forster. “Micro-Offsets and Macro- Transformation: An Inconvenient View of Climate Change Justice.” Harvard Environmental Law Review 33, 2: 303-348, 2009 “Feminist Theory, Global Gender Justice, and the Evaluation of Grant-Making.” Philosophical Topics 37, 2 (Spring): 161-180, 2009 • Translated into Portuguese : Teoria Feminista, Justiça de Gênero Global e Avaliação da Tomada de Concessões. International Relations and Gender Issues. In International Relations collection and globalization. RS: Unijui for dezember 2010. Odete Maria de Oliveria (ed.) With Jacqui True. “Reflexivity in Practice: Power and Ethics in Feminist Research on International Relations.” International Studies Review 10: 693-707, 2008

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• Translated into Portuguese: Reflexividade em Prática: Poder e Ética na Pesquisa Feminista das Relações Internacionais. International Relations and Gender Issues. In International Relations collection and globalization. RS: Unijui for dezember 2010. Odete Maria de Oliveria (ed.) With Michael P. Vandenbergh. “Climate Change Justice: The Challenge for Global Governance.” Georgetown International Environmental Law Journal 20: 553-571, 2008 With Jacqui True. “Intersectional Analysis of International Relations.” Politics and Gender, 4, 1 (March): 156-173, 2008 Michael P. Vandenbergh and Brooke A. Ackerly. “Climate Change: The Equity Problem.” Virginia Environmental Law Journal, Vol. 26, 1: 55-76, 2008 “ ‘How does change happen?’ Deliberation and difficulty.” Hypatia: Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 22, 4 (Fall): 46-64, 2007 “Deliberative Democratic Theory for Building Global Civil Society: Designing a Virtual Community of Activists.” Contemporary Political Theory. 5, 2 (May): 113-141, 2006 “John Rawls: An Introduction,” and editor, “Symposium John Rawls and the Study of Politics: Legacies of Inquiry.” Perspectives on Politics. 4, 1 (March): 75-133, 2006. With other contributions from Simone Chambers, Iris Marion Young, Nancy Rosenblum, Russell Muirhead, Michael Doyle, and Peter Berkowitz “Is Liberalism the Only Way toward Democracy? Confucianism and Democracy.” Political Theory. 3, 4 (August): 547-576, 2005 “Women’s Human Rights Activists as Cross-Cultural Theorists.” International Journal of Feminist Politics. 3, 3: 1-36, 2001 “Testing the Tools of Development: Credit Programs, Loan Involvement, and Women’s Empowerment.” IDS Bulletin. 26, 3 (July): 56-68, 1995

PEER REVIEWED CHAPTERS (CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDITED VOLUMES) “Intelligence and compassion, the tools of feminists” in Feminist International Relations: Conversations about the Past, Present, and Future, J. Ann Tickner and Laura Sjoberg, eds. London and New York: Routledge, 2011 « Teoria Feminista, Justiça de Gênero Global e Avaliação da Tomada de Concessões. » International Relations and Gender Issues. In International Relations collection and globalization. Odete Maria de Oliveria, ed. RS: Unijui for dezember 2010 With Jacqui True, « Reflexividade em Prática: Poder e Ética na Pesquisa Feminista das Relações Internacionais. » International Relations and Gender Issues. In International Relations collection and globalization. Odete Maria de Oliveria, ed. RS: Unijui for dezember 2010 With Laura Sjoberg, “Feminist Theory and Gender Studies” in International Studies Compendium, Robert Denemark, et al., eds. Blackwell, 2010. With Ying Zhang, “Feminist Ethics in International Relations,” in International Studies Compendium, Robert Denemark, et al., eds. Blackwell, 2010. “Women’s organizations and global governance: the need for diversity in global civil society.” In Global Governance / Global Government: Power and Possibility in an Evolving World System. Luis Cabrera, ed. State University of New York Press, 2010. 3

“Human Rights and the Epistemology of Social Contract Theory.” In The Illusion of Consent: Essays after Carole Pateman. Daniel O’Neill, Molly Shanley, Iris Marion Young, editors. Pennsylvania State Press, 2008 “Feminism and Qualitative Methodologies.” Qualitative Methods in International Relations: A Pluralist Guide, Audie Klotz, editor. Palgrave, 2008 “Networking and Collaboration for Women’s Human Rights: Activists, Scholars, and Donors.” In Sustainable Feminisms. Sonita Sarker, ed. Advances in Gender Research Series, Marcia Segal and Vicky Demos, editors. Elsevier/AGR, 2007 With Maria Stern and Jacqui True. “Feminist Methodologies for International Relations.” In Feminist Methodologies for International Relations. Brooke Ackerly, Maria, Stern and Jacqui True, eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1-16, 2006 With Jacqui True. “Studying the Struggles and Wishes of the Age: Feminist theoretical methodology and feminist theoretical methods.” In Feminist Methodologies for International Relations. Brooke Ackerly, Maria Stern, and Jacqui True, eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 241-260, 2006 With Maria Stern and Jacqui True. “Conclusion.” With Jacqui True and Maria Stern. In Feminist Methodologies for International Relations. Brooke Ackerly, Maria Stern, and Jacqui True, eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 261-263, 2006 “Women’s Human Rights Activists as Political Theorists.” Feminist politics, activism and vision: local and global challenges, Luciana Ricciutelli, Angela Miles and Margaret McFadden, eds. London: Zed/Inanna, 285-312, 2004 “Designing Democratic Institutions: Political or Economic?” In Designing Democratic Institutions, Ian Shapiro and Stephen Macedo, eds. NOMOS Vol XLII. New York: New York University Press, 185-295, 2000 “Feminist Theory: Liberal.” In International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences. Paul Baltes, Paula England, Philip Pettit, and Neil Smelser, editors. Elsevier Science Ltd., 5499-5502, 2002 With Susan M. Okin. “Feminist Social Criticism and the International Movement for Women’s Rights as Human Rights.” In Democracy’s Edges, Ian Shapiro and Casiano Hacker-Cordón, eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 134-162, 1999 “What’s in a Design? The effects of NGO choices on women’s empowerment and on family and social institutions in Bangladesh.” In Getting Institutions Right for Women in Development. Anne Marie Goetz, ed. London: Zed Books, 140-158, 1997

BOOK REVIEWS “Two concepts of “concept”: a review of Politics, Gender, and Concepts: Theory and Methodology edited by Gary Goertz and Amy Mazur,” Politics and Gender 2010 “Sarah Song’s Justice, Gender, and the Politics of Multiculturalism and Anne Phillips’s Multiculturalism without Culture” Hypatia 2009 “Interdisciplinarity and Integration: Feminism in Human Rights and Development.” SIGNS: Journal of Women in Cultures and Society. Review essay. 29, 1: 248-254, 2003 Democratic Theorizing from the Margins by Marla Brettschneider. Perspectives on Politics, 1 (June): 379, 2003

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The Other Feminists: Activists in the Liberal Establishment by Susan M. Hartmann. Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations 13, 3 (September): 322-324, 2002

UNPUBLISHED WORKING PAPERS With Bina D’Costa. “Transnational feminism: Political strategies and theoretical resources.” Australian National University, Department of International Relations working paper series 2005/1 With Bina D’Costa. “Transnational Feminism and the Human Rights Framework.” United Nations Research Institute for Social Development. 2004 “Women’s Human Rights as Human Rites.” Columbia International Affairs Online

WORK IN PROGRESS

BOOKS Everyday Injustice: Human Rights, Responsibility and Action, a book of feminist political theory and

ARTICLES “Global injustice: critical not distributive.” Under review. With Jose Miguel Cruz (former graduate student, Political Science). “Hearing the Voice of the People: Human Rights as if People Mattered.” With Jennifer Stuhr (former undergraduate student, Political Science). “Deliberative Democracy and an Environmental Public.” With Lyndi Hewitt (Hofstra University, Sociology) and Sarah VanHooser (Duke University Medical Center). “The Research Questions of Women’s Movements: Participatory Research with Women’s Movements.” With Wei Li. “Confucian Feminism? A Mixed Method Approach to Confucian Feminism.”

INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONS 10th Anniversary of the Master of Laws in Human Rights Programme, Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China, March 13, 2010, Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland, December 7, 2009. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium OAK Foundation, Evaluating the Women’s Funds, Geneva, Switzerland, December 2-5, 2009. Invited Lecture, expenses Feminist Ethics and Research, Social Science Research Council conference on research on gender in crisis and conflict contexts, Franschhoek, South Africa, August 17, 2009. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium Butler Lecturer on Social Responsibility, University of Victoria. April 9, 2009. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium 5

Feminist Research Methods – An International Conference. Stockholm University, Sweden. February 4-6, 2009 declined First European Conference on Politics and Gender. Queen’s University Belfast. Belfast, Northern Ireland, January 21-23, 2009 declined “Dangerous Dissections.” May 30, 2008. University of Oslo, Center for Mind and Nature, Global Gender Justice Conference. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium

INVITED LECTURES AND SEMINARS “Human rights and social change: Theory, action, social change and evaluation.” UNICEF. November 19, 2010. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Intelligence and compassion, the tools of feminists,” University of Southern California, Twenty Years of Feminist International Relations Conference, April 10, 2010. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium The People in Democratic Thought. May 14-16, 2008. Princeton University. Invited Seminar, expenses “Justifying Universal Human Rights.” November 12, 2007. University of Colorado, Morris Lecture. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Global Feminism – What’s that? Scholarship for people’s lives.” Key Note address of week-long series: Celebration of the Arts and Sciences Belmont University. February 19, 2007. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Global Feminist Questions.” Florida International University. October 26, 2006. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “The role of women’s human rights discourses in the successes and challenges of women’s struggles for justice.” Williams College. November 10, 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Universal Human Rights?” Political Theory Seminar, Political Science Department. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. October 6, 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Comments on ‘Civil Society and International Organizations’ by Francesca Bignami.” International Legal Theory Roundtable, Vanderbilt University Law School. September 17, 2005 “Seeking Gender Justice Beyond the Beijing Conference: Reflections, Dialogue, and Strategic Action.” Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs. Syracuse University. September 16, 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Gender and Qualitative Methodologies.” Seminar on Qualitative Political Analysis, Maxwell School, Syracuse University. September 16, 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Feminist Curb Cutting: a methodology for the immanent study of universal human.” Political Science Department, University of Pennsylvania. 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Immanent Universal Human rights: More Legitimate that Reasonable.” Washington University and St. Louis University. Invited conference on Democracy and Global Justice. April 1-2, 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Gender Hierarchy as an Economic Resource.” Comments Inspired by Young’s “The Gendered Cycle of Vulnerability in the Less Developed World.” Toward a Humanist Justice: A Conference

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Honoring and Examining the Work of Susan Moller Okin. Stanford University, February 3-5, 2005. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Culture, Gender and Human Rights: A memorial essay for Susan Okin.” Presented at Gender and Philosophy Seminar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April 22, 2004. Invited Lecture, expenses and honorarium “Learnings from Scholar-Activist Dialogue.” Pacific Institute for Women’s Health, May 24, 2001 “Women’s Rights are Human Rites: Women’s Human Rights Activists as Cross-Cultural Theorists.” Presented at the Center for International Studies, University of Southern California, October 4, 2000 “Human Rights and Human Rites.” Political Theory Seminar. Yale University, January 25, 2000 “Asylum and Universal Human Rights.” School of Public Policy, University of California, Los Angeles, February 8, 2000 “Listening to the Silent Voices: Deliberative Democracy in the Real World.” Thinking Gender, co- sponsored by The UCLA Center for the Study of Women and the USC Center for Feminist Research. March 7, 1997 “Measuring the Impact of Micro-credit Programs on Fertility.” Consultant. Conference hosted by the Population Council. December 15-16, 1997

SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS (NOT REFLECTED IN PUBLISHED PAPERS OR WORKS IN PROGRESS) With Wei Li. “Confucian Feminism? A Mixed Method Approach to Confucian Feminism.” Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association Boston, MA August 29, 2008 “Where are we divided? Theory and methodology in IR.” International Studies Association, March 27, 2008. Diversified We Stand: Feminist, Formal, Quantitative, and Realist Approaches to International Politics Multiple Perspectives on Feminist Security Studies: Where are we divided? International Studies Association, March 27, 2008. Multiple Perspectives on Feminist Security Studies With Sonalini Sapra. “Citizenship and citizenship: theory and activism.” International Studies Association. San Diego, March 21, 2006. Co-authorship in the form of mentoring graduate student “Two Common Assumptions and Their Methodological Implications for Comparative Political Thought about International Global Norms.” Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association Washington, DC, September 1, 2005 “Transnational Feminist human rights activism: local and global.” International Studies Association annual meeting. Honolulu, March 2-6, 2005 “Women’s Human Rights in Perspective: Scholars, Activists, Donors.” World Social Forum. Porto Alegre, Brazil, January 2005 “Curb Cut Analysis: A Feminist Theoretical Method for Studying Culture, Gender and Human Rights.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Chicago, September 2-5, 2004 “Transnational Feminism and the Human Rights Framework.” Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association. Montreal, March 17-20, 2004 “Feminist Curb Cuts and Critical Theory for Democratic and Human Rights Theories.” Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association. Montreal, March 17-20, 2004 7

“Networking for Women’s Human Rights.” World Social Forum, Mumbai, January 18, 2004 “Women’s Human Rights in Perspective: Scholars, Activists, Donors.” Sustainable Feminisms: Enacting Theories, Envisioning Action, A Cross-border Conference. Macalester College, October 3-5, 2003. “Critical Democratic and Human Rights Theories.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Philadelphia, August 28-31, 2003 “Lessons from Deliberative Democratic Theory for Building Global Civil Society.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Philadelphia, August 28-31, 2003 “Networking for Women’s Human Rights.” Interdisciplinary workshop for activists, donors, policy- makers and academics. Biannual Meeting of the Association for Women’s Rights and Development, Guadalajara, Mexico, October 3-6, 2002 “Human rights theory in women's human rights activism: a feminist methodological approach to intra-cultural and cross-cultural universal human rights theory.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Boston, August 28-September 1, 2002 “Transnational Justice: A Feminist Development of Critical International Relations Theory.” With Jacqui True. Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association. New Orleans, March 23, 2002 “Human Rights Practice and Grassroots Theory: Towards a Cross-Cultural Theory of Universal Human Rights.” Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, February 23, 2001 “Learnings from Scholar-Activists’ Dialogue.” Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, February 24, 2001 “Democracy as Social Criticism: Common Ground in Western and Eastern Political Thought.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. August 31 - September 3, 2000 “Our Rights are Human Rites.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. September 2- 5, 1999 Brooke Ackerly and Susan M. Okin. “Feminist Social Criticism and the International Movement for Women’s Rights as Human Rights.” Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting, April 2, 1999 “Democracy Is Not a Western Concept.” Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association. March 25, 1999 “The Middle of the Story: Between the Democratic Social Contract and Deliberative Democracy.” The Sexual Contract: Ten Years Later. Center for the Study of Women, UCLA. January 28, 1998 “Designing Democratic Institutions.” Commentary on “Constitutional Design: An Oxymoron” by Donald Horowitz. Annual Meeting of the American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy. January 5- 6, 1998 “Militarism and National Security: The Role of Gender.” Chair/discussant for “Gender at the National War College” by Judith Stiehm and “National Security: A Gendered Discourse” by J. Ann Tickner. Center for the Study of Women, UCLA. November 12, 1998 “Who’s Listening to the Silent Voices? Deliberative Democratic Theory, Feminist Social Criticism, and Feminist Theory.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. August 28-31, 1997

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“Organizational Choice and Institutional Change: the Empowerment Strategies of Credit Programs in Bangladesh.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. August 28-31, 1997 “Testing the Tools of Development.” Annual Meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Policy, Research and Development in the Third World. November 20, 1995 “Microenterprise Promotion Through Credit-Granting Schemes: Potential Implications for Economic Development in Africa.” Berkeley-Stanford Joint Center for African Studies. May 15, 1993

CONVENED CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS AND LECTURE SERIES Convener, Human Rights without Freedom. Vanderbilt University, October 23, 2008 Convener, Environmental and Gender Justice - Linked Paths to Social Justice, Conference on activism and scholarship for social justice in the areas of gender and environmental justice, Vanderbilt University, 2008 Convener, Conference on activism and scholarship for social justice in the areas of gender justice and reconciliation. Keynote Speaker, Bina D’Costa, Australia National University, “NGO’s and Civil Society: Strategies on Truth and Reconciliation in Asia,” Vanderbilt University, 2007 Convener, Workshop on activism and scholarship for women’s rights and social justice. Keynote Speaker, Joanna Kerr, former Executive Director of the Association for Women’s Rights and Development, “State of Global Feminisms and Women’s Movement,” Vanderbilt University, 2007 Co-convener, Contract and Domination: a public lecture and debate between Carole Pateman author of The Sexual Contract and Charles Mills author of The Racial Contract, Vanderbilt University, 2005 Co-convener, lecture series. “The Legacy of John Rawls.” Vanderbilt University, 2004 Co-convener, workshop. “Feminist Methodologies for International Studies.” International Studies Association Workshop International Studies Association Annual Meeting. Portland, Oregon. February 2003 Co-convener, Warren Center Fellows Conference. “Gender, Sexuality, and Political Action.” Vanderbilt University, 2003 Convener, international meeting. “Working Together: Scholars, Activists, and Donors.” Association for Women's Rights in Development International Forum, Guadalajara, Mexico, October 3-6, 2002 Convener, international conference. “Human Rights Activism and Networking: local, national, regional, international.” Conference for women’s human rights activists, scholars and donors. Principle Investigator. February 5, 2001 Section coordinator, Human rights. “Gender in International Relations: From Seeing Women and Recognizing Gender to Transforming Policy Research.” International Conference on Gender and IR. Craig Murphy and Ann Tickner, PIs. February, 1-4, 2001

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS “Environmental stress and human migration in a low-lying developing nation: A comparison of co- evolving natural and human landscapes in the physically and culturally diverse context of

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Bangladesh,” Office of Naval Research FY2011 MURI TOPIC # 5 Coupled Human-Landscape Interactions in Low-lying Coastal Environments, under review 2010 “Methodologies for Evaluating the Achievements of Women’s Organizations,” The Global Fund for Women 2009 “Ethics and Feminist Methods for Research on Gender and Post-Crisis,” Social Science Research Council, $20,000 2009 “Equity Offset” with Michael Vandenbergh, Center for Nashville Studies, $9000, 1 year 2008 Institutional partnership development grant, Vanderbilt International Office 2008 “Global Feminisms Collaborative,” Center for Ethics, $248,250, 3 years 2006 - 2009 “Ecology and Spirituality,” Center for Religion and Culture, $9,000, 3 years 2005 - 2007 “Research and Representation,” Center for the Americas, $1,000, 1 year 2005 - 2006 “Religion and Economics,” Center for Religion and Culture, $2,000, 3 years 2004 - present “A Universal and Cross-Cultural Human Rights Theory,” Vanderbilt University Research Scholar, 2/3 salary, 1 year 2004 - 2005 “Strategic Actions: Women, Power, and Gender Norms,” Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities Fellowship, $4,000, 1 year 2004 - 2005 United Nations Research Institute for Social Development. Preparation for Beijing plus Ten, $3,000 2003 “Feminist Methodologies for International Studies,” International Studies Association Workshop Grant, $5,000, 1 day conference 2003 “Gender, Sexuality, and Political Culture,” Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities Fellowship, $4,000, 1 year 2002 - 2003 “Democracy, Human Rights, and Human Rites,” Center for International Studies, University of Southern California. Los Angeles, CA, salary and stipend 2000 - 2001

HONORS AND AWARDS Christian Bay Best Paper Award, New Political Science, APSA annual meeting 2010 Barry Prize in Ethics, Philosophy Department, Vanderbilt 2009 David Easton Award, Honorable Mention. The David Easton Award is given for a book that broadens the horizons of contemporary political science by engaging issues of philosophical significance in political life through any of a variety of approaches in the social sciences and humanities. 2009 Margaret Cuninggim Women's Center Mentoring Award 2007 Vanderbilt University Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award 2004 Huntington Library. San Marino, CA, “Victoria Woodhull and Contemporary Feminism” 1998 - 1999 “American Political Thought: The Social Gospel Movement” 1997 - 1998

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MacArthur Consortium on Democracy and Popular Empowerment Affiliation 1996 - 1997 American Association of University Women American Fellowship, salary 1996 - 1997 Stanford University Research Fellowship 1995 - 1996 Stanford University Teaching Assistantship 1993 - 1995 Stanford Center for Conflict and Negotiation Fellowship 1994 J. William Fulbright Research Fellowship. Bangladesh. “Perceptions of Intra-Family Power Relations in Credit Program Design and Implementation” 1993 Jack Larned International Management Prize, Williams College 1988 Erastus C. Benedict First Prize in French, Williams College 1988

CONSULTANCIES FEMINIST ETHICS AND METHODOLOGY Writing the guidelines and operational plan for the ethical review board for the research sponsored by the new Global Center for Crisis Prevention and Recovery, United Nations Development Program, through Social Science Research Council 2009 TRANSNATIONAL FEMINISM United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva 2004 GENDER AND MICROENTERPRISE CONFERENCE CONSULTANT Population Council, New York, NY 1997 INTERNATIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION CONSULTANT Grameen Bank, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1993 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT, Save the Children Federation, Westport, CT 1992 and 1994

TEACHING Introduction to Political Theory. Modern and contemporary political thought. Global feminist theories and methods. Global Feminisms. Human rights. Liberalism and it Critics. Gender in the Historical and Contemporary Social and Political Thought.

DISSERTATION COMMITTEES Stacy Clifford, Political Science Mingyan Li, Political Science Sonalini Sapra, Political Science, Chair 2009 Eleanor Fleming, Political Science, Chair, Vanderbilt University 2006

Sandy Smith, Sociology Damian Williams, Sociology 2010 Lyndi Hewitt, Sociology 2009 Sheila Katz, Sociology 2008 11

Terri Spetalnick, Sociology 2005

Carolyn Cusick, Philosophy Zachary Vanderveen, Philosophy 2009

Katherine Attanasi, Graduate Department of Religion 2009 John Steve Cook, Graduate Department of Religion 2009 San Young Lee, Graduate Department of Religion 2006 Yong Chen, Graduate Department of Religion 2005

Jennifer Hathaway, Department of Teaching and Learning 2009

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY EXTRA-CURRICULAR TEACHING AND MENTORING (ON-GOING) Host for Teaching Visits for Vanderbilt’s junior faculty, Center for Teaching Fall 2010 Arts & Science Mentoring program 2009 – present Global Feminisms Collaborative, Working group of faculty and graduate students using diverse methodologies to study questions of social justices across theoretical perspectives, disciplines, time and geography (and to sponsor associated activities) 2006 – present Earth and Environmental Studies Cap Stone Course which integrates social science, science and engineering approaches to understanding major problems present Faculty Sponsor, Cookies and Conversation – undergraduate student-directed informal conversations with academic guests 2007 – present Faculty Sponsor, Global Feminisms Brown Bag 2007 – present – faculty and graduate students share work in progress – informal mentor to graduate students in Sociology, Education, Philosophy, Religion, VUCEMS Phi Alpha Delta (Pre-Law Society), faculty advisor 2008 – present Project Dialogue, faculty advisor 2008 – present Climate Change Research Network, Vanderbilt, Institution building. Developing and supporting collaborative research and mentoring opportunities for graduate students interested in climate research 2006 – present African Gender Institute, University of Cape Town, Institution building 2006 – 2008 – Collaborating in building bibliography, course material, student exchange, methodology for research, pedagogy

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY EXTRA-CURRICULAR TEACHING AND MENTORING (EVENTS) “Poverty and Responsibility,” Owen School of Business 2010 “The Ethics and Pedagogy of Gender and Sexuality,” Center for Teaching 2009 “Gender and Pedagogy,” convener in collaboration with the Center for Teaching 2008 “Finding and Working with a Graduate Mentor,” Vanderbilt Center for Nashville Studies 2008 12

“Mentoring and Professional Networking,” Transforming Knowledges Conference, Philosophy Department 2008 “Friend, Coach, Taskmaster? Managing Interpersonal Dynamics in Mentoring,” Dean’s meeting on mentoring, College of Arts & Sciences 2008 Ethics and Values, Divinity and Business School, guest lecturer 2007, 2008 Environment and Values, guest lecturer 2007, 2008 Social Problems, guest lecturer on gender, environment and justice 2007, 2008 Mortar Board Raft Debate, College of Arts & Sciences 2007

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY PUBLIC LECTURES “Justice and the Science and Social Science of Water in Bangladesh” 2010 Battle of Seattle. Parents weekend discussion at the Belcourt Theatre 2008 Global Feminism – What’s That? 2006 Feminism and Saved by the Bell 2006 Divinity School Community Breakfast, "Women Changing the World: Hope from Two Disciplines” with Melissa Snarr 2005 Philosophy Department Colloquium 2004 Media Fellows talk: Global Perspectives on Violence against Women 2002 Feminist Dialogue, Warren Center 2001

SERVICE

DEPARTMENT Political Theory Curriculum Review 2009 Political Theory Search Committee 2009 Political Science Department Planning Committee 2008 – 2009 Political Science Department Search Committee 2003 – 2008 Political Science Graduate Committee 2004 – 2009 Political Theory Sub-Field Guide 2001, 2006

COLLEGE A&S Curriculum Committee 2010 A&S Graduate Education Committee 2009 Dean’s Advisory Committee on Academic Reviews 2007-2008 Faculty Council, Secretary 2008 - 2009 Faculty Council 2007- present Women’s and Gender Studies Steering Committee 2006 – 2007

UNIVERSITY University Committee on Religious Life, Chair 2010 University Committee on Religious Life 2004 – present Writing Studio Advisory Board 2007 – present 13

Training Facilitator for Vanderbilt Visions’ faculty-student leadership pairs 2006 Training design team for Vanderbilt Visions’ faculty-student leadership pairs 2006 Center for Ethics, curriculum committee for faculty development seminar: "Teaching the Hard Stuff." 2006 Public Lecture Series: the Legacy of John Rawls 2004 Conference on Gender, Sexuality and Political Culture, Planning Committee 2003 Conference on Interdisciplinary Studies, Planning Committee 2003 Center for Religion and Culture Religion and Economics 2003 – 2007 Ecology and Spirituality in America 2004 – 2007 Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities Diversity 2004 Strategic Actions: Women, Power, and Gender Norms 2002 – present Gender, Sexuality and Political Culture 2002 – 2003

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE APSA Committee on Departmental Services 2010-2013 Foundations, APSA Section, First Book Award Committee 2009-10 Women and Politics, APSA Section, Okin-Young Award Committee 2009-10 SPSA Marian Irish Award Committee 2009 Feminist Theory and Gender Studies, ISA Compendium Project, Editor 2006 - present Human Rights and Human Welfare, Editorial Board 2006 - present International Studies Association, Feminist Theory and Gender Studies, Section Chair 2007-2008 International Studies Association, Feminist Theory and Gender Studies, Program Chair 2006 International Studies Association, Carl Beck Award Committee 2006 – 2008 Politics and Gender (Journal of the APSA, Women and Politics Section) Editorial Board Member through two changes in editors 2003 – present American Political Science Association, Women and Politics, Best paper committee 2002

REVIEWER American Political Science Review, Cambridge University Press, Ethics & Global Politics, Globalizations, International Journal of Feminist Politics, International Studies Perspectives, International Studies Review, International Studies Quarterly, International Theory, Journal of International Women's Studies, Journal of Political Philosophy, Journal of Politics, Melbourne Journal of Politics, National Women’s Studies Association Journal, New York University Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Pennsylvania State Press, Perspectives on Politics, Political Theory, Polity Press, Politics and Gender , Princeton University Press, Public Affairs Quarterly, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, Theoria, UNDP Journal of Human Development, Women in Politics

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ANNUAL MEETING DISCUSSANT OR CHAIR (I generally do one or two of these per conference in addition to presenting my own work) Since American Political Science Association 1997 International Studies Association 2000 Western Political Science Association (I no longer attend this regularly) 1998

OUTSIDE EXAMINER Cathy Hines, Australian National University 2010 Audrey King, University of Colorado 2008 Ladan Rahmani, University of Sydney 2005 Suzette Mitchell, Australian National University 2005 D. Bina D’Costa, Australian National University 2003

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Political Science Association American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy Association for Women’s Rights and Development International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women International Studies Association Western Political Science Association

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