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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Prof. Dr. Daniele Caramani Chair of Comparative Politics Department of Political Science, University of Zurich Office: Affolternstrasse 56, 8050 Zurich, Switzerland. Phone: 0041 (0)44 634 4010 (secretariat: 5835; fax: 4925). Email: [email protected]. Web: www.ipz.uzh.ch. Birth: Milan, 26 June 1968. Nationalities: Italian, Swiss. Status: Married, five children. Languages: Italian, German, French, English. Software familiarity: various statistical packages, QCA, GIS and web-design. Main fields: Comparative politics, historical political sociology, methodology, EU studies. Education 1994–97: Ph.D. in Social and Political Sciences, European University Institute, Florence. 1988–93: B.A. and M.A. in Political Science, University of Geneva. 1983–87: Baccalauréat, Lycée International de St. Germain-en-Laye, Paris. 1974–83: Compulsory schooling, Milan. Appointments Since 2014: Full Professor, University of Zurich. 2006–2014: Full Professor, University of St. Gallen. 2004–06: Reader then promoted Full Professor, University of Birmingham. 2002–04: Research Professor, University of Mannheim. 2000–02: Vincent Wright Fellow in Comparative Politics (“Jean Monnet Fellowship”), Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, Florence. 1998–02: Assistant Professor, University of Florence. 1996–98: Research Fellow, University of Mannheim. 1994–97: Ph.D. with three-year scholarship, European University Institute, Florence. 1991–94: Teaching Assistant, University of Geneva. Fellowships 2013: Part-Time Professor, European University Institute. 2004: Visiting Fellow, Stein Rokkan Centre, University of Bergen. 2002–04: Part-Time Professor, University of Berne. 2001: Jemolo Fellow, Nuffield College, University of Oxford. 1 1998–2000: Swiss National Science Foundation “young research” grant for University of California, San Diego (not taken). 1994: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis. 1992: University of Essex, Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis and Collection. Awards 2014: Nominated for Best Teaching Award, University of St. Gallen. 2012: Lijphart/Przeworski/Verba Dataset Award for the Constituency-Level Data Archive (CLEA), from Comparative Politics section of American Political Science Association. 2006: Vincent Wright Memorial Prize for best article in West European Politics. 2006: Nominated for the PSA Bernard Crick Awards for Outstanding Teaching, University of Birmingham. 2004: Stein Rokkan Prize for Comparative Research in the Social Sciences. 1997: Ph.D. thesis awarded “Distinction” by the European University Institute. Conferences Organised (selected) 2016: Workshop on “Technocracy, Populism and Stealth Democracy”, University of Zurich (Doctoral Programme Democracy Studies). 2015: Workshop on “The Nationalization of Electoral Politics: Frontiers of Research”, University of Zurich (with Ken Kollman). 2013: Workshop on “Political Rights in the Age of Globalization”, Global Democratic Governance research area, University of St. Gallen. 2011: Local Organiser of the ECPR Joint Sessions, St. Gallen, 2011. 2011: Congress of French-Speaking Political Science Associations, Workshop on parliament- tary studies (with Kris Deschower and Jean-Benoît Pilet), Brussels, April 2011. 2010: Council of Europe conference on “Democracy and Decentralisation”, Scientific Coordinator of Workshop on “Referendums at Regional and Municipal Level”, University of St. Gallen. 2009: Local Organiser: Annual Congress, Swiss Political Science Association, St. Gallen. 2009: Symposium in Honour of Peter Flora on the Occasion of His 65th Birthday, “Comparing the Trajectories of European Societies”, WZB Berlin, co-organised with Jens Alber and Stein Kuhnle. 2008: Common congress of German, Austrian and Swiss political science associations (SVPW, DVPW, OGPW): workshop on “Europäisierung nationaler Parteiensysteme, Europäisierung der Europawahlen?” (with Philip Manow and Guido Tiemann). 2008: Director of ECPR Joint Sessions workshop (Rennes) on “The Nationalisation of Central and East European Party Systems” (with Ingrid van Biezen). 2003/04: Organiser of two workshops on “The Heart of Europe: The Alpine Political Culture and its Relationship to European Integration”, European University Institute (with Yves Mény). 2003: Director of ECPR Joint Sessions workshop (Edinburgh) on “Political Culture(s) and European Integration”. 2000: Italian Political Science Association: workshop on “Political Participation in the Italian 2 Transition to the Second Republic” (with Donatella Della Porta). 1999: Italian Political Science Association: workshop on “New Forms of Political Participation in Italy” (with Roberto D’Alimonte). Papers/talks (selected) Talk on “Cross-Territorial Party Politics in Europe: A Historical Perspective” at the “Transnational Partisanship Workshop” at the LSE, May, 2016 Talk on “Populism and Technocracy” at the Ethikzentrum of the University of Zurich, October 2015. Talk on “The Technocratic and Populist Challenge to Party Democracy”, Cambridge University, European Research Seminar, November, 2015. Annual Lecture of the CIS-Colloquium (Center for Comparative International Studies, ETH- UZH) from “Voting Rights in the Age of Globalization”, June 10, 2015. Opening Lecture at the 25th anniversary of the Doctoral Programme at Leuphana University, Lüneburg (Germany), September 14, 2015. Daniele Caramani on "From Nationalization to Europeanization” at the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, April, 2015. Daniele Caramani on "Will vs. Reason: The Populist and Technocratic Challenge to Representative Democracy”, ECPR Joint Sessions, Warsaw, March 30 - April 3, 2015. Round Table on the future of journal publishing, University of Siena, June 13, 2013. Guest Talk, Leuphana University, Lüneburg, November 2012. Lecture at conference for 150th anniversary of Italian unification: Accademia delle Scienze di Torino, sotto l’alto patronato del Presidente della Repubblica, September 2012. Research Seminar, Department of Political Science, St. Gallen, March 2011. Departmental Seminar, Institut für Höhere Studien, Vienna, January 2011. Departmental Seminar, Université Libre de Bruxelles, December 2010. Guest Talk, University of Milan, May 2010. Guest Talk, Bocconi University, Milan, April 2010. Workshop on “The Origins of Institutions in Europe”, Stanford University, January 2010. Guest Talk, Department of Political Science, Stanford University, January 2010. NCCR Workshop on “The Future of Political Representation”, paper on “Discrepant Electorates”, University of Berne, October 2010. IPSA World Congress, panel on “Future Challenges to Comparative Politics”, paper “Of Differences and Similarities: Is the Explanation of Variation a Limitation to (or of) Comparative Analysis?”, Santiago de Chile, July 2009. ESRC seminar series “Democracy After the Nation-State” on “Understanding Regional Democracy”, paper on “An On-Line Constituency Level Data Archive (CLEA)”, EUI Florence, June 2009. Guest Talk, Institut für Höhere Studien, Vienna, November 2008. Brown Bag Seminars, Dept. of Political Science, University of Leiden, November 2008. British Academy Research Workshop, Cardiff University, “Whose Europe? The Politics of Differentiated Integration”, paper on “Alpine Europe”, September 2008. ECPR Joint Sessions, panel on “The Nationalisation Central and East European Party Systems”, Rennes, paper on “The Nationalisation Central and East European Party Systems: Trajectories, Conditions, Outcomes” (with Ingrid van Biezen), 2008. Guest Talk, Department of Political Science, University of Konstanz, January 2008. 3 The Geary Institute, University College Dublin, “Workshop on Attitudes Towards Immigration in EU Member States”, December 2007. Guest Talk, Center for Political Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, November 2007. ECPR Joint Sessions, panel on “Politicizing Socio-Cultural Structures”, Helsinki, paper on “Cleavage Structuring in Western vs. Central and Eastern Europe”, May 2007. IPSA, panel on “Party System Change”, Fukuoka, Japan, paper on “Toward a Multi-Level Party System in the European Union?”, July 2006. Guest Talk, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Jean Monnet Centre for European Studies, “European Research Seminar”, February 2006. Guest Talk, LSE, Government Department, February 2006. University of Edinburgh, conference “Party Strategies and Party Organisation in Federal or Devolved Polities”, October 2005. Social Science History Association, session on “GIS-Assisted Perspectives in Political History: Elections, Regionalism, State-Making”, Portland, Oregon, paper on “From Database to a GIS-Assisted Historical Electoral Atlas of Europe”, November 2005. University of Michigan, European Union Center, conference on “Challenges to Political Parties and Representation”, Ann Arbor, paper on “Electoral Challenge in a Multi-Level Arena”, May 2005. Guest Talk, University of Cambridge, Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, “Research Seminar on European Politics”, April 2005. University of Konstanz, conference on “Nationalisierung im 20. Jahrhundert”, paper on “Die Entstehung nationaler Parteiensysteme in Europa”, January 2005. Awarding lecture: “XIth Stein Rokkan Prize for Comparative Research in the Social Sciences”, ISSC/Chinese Academy of Social Sciences General Assembly, Beijing, “Nationalisation and Democracy”, November 2004. Guest Talk, Stein Rokkan Centre, University of Bergen, “Europeisk Forum”, October 2004. Guest Talk, University of Oslo, “ARENA Research
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