January 2019

I. PERSONAL: Name: Marten Willem Brienen Office Phone: 405 744 1980 Department: School of Global Studies and Partnerships Intl. Disaster Management Certificate WWC 201D Citizenship: The Netherlands and the United States of America Languages: (active) Dutch, English, Spanish, German, French; (receptive) Portuguese, Latin, Classical Greek, Afrikaans

II. HIGHER EDUCATION: Ph.D. in the faculty of Sociology and Political Sciences, University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), December 2011. Dissertation: “The Clamor for Schools: Indigenous Communities, the State, and the Development of Indigenous Education in , 1900- 1952.” This thesis addresses the role of indigenous education in Bolivian nation building efforts. Advisor: Professor Dr. Michiel Baud of the University of Amsterdam. M.A. (Combined B.A./M.A.) in Latin American History, Leiden University (The Netherlands), 1996. Master’s thesis entitled“ The Crisis of Bolivian Liberalism and the Experience of Military Socialism, 1930 – 1939.” Advisor: H. Ph. Vogel, Ph.D., of Leiden University. Third European Masterclass of Latin American History at Florence, Italy, March 1996. Université de Paris I (Sorbonne-Panthéon), January 1993 – July 1993.

III. EXPERIENCE: Lecturer in the School of Global Studies and Partnerships, September 2018 to present Lecturer in Political Science and Fire and Emergency Management Administration, Oklahoma State University, August 2013 to August 2018 Lecturer in Anthropology, University of Miami, July 2011 to August 2013 Lecturer in Africana Studies, University of Miami, August 2007 to August 2013 Lecturer in Latin American Studies, University of Miami, August 2004 to August 2013 Lecturer in Latin American Studies, University of Amsterdam, January 2001-May 2001 Teaching Assistant in Latin American Studies, University of Leiden, August 1998-May 2001 Research Fellow, School for African, Asian, and Amerindian Studies (CNWS), University of Leiden, September 1997 - March 2002

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IV. PUBLICATIONS

Books, Book Chapters and Monographs Published: “The Parasitic State: Corruption in Bolivia.” Corruption in the Americas, forthcoming in 2019.

“Coca, Organized Crime, and (Non-)Violence in Bolivia.” Kassab (ed.), Organized Crime in the Americas, Lanham: Lexington Books, 2019.

“Spectacular (In)Justice: Communal Violence and Impunity in Bolivia.” Rosen (ed.), Violence in the Americas, Lanham: Lexington Books, 2018.

“Cooperación en seguridad en Bolivia y Colombia en el siglo 21.” Bagley and Rosen (eds), Economía y política de Colombia a principios de siglo 21. Cali: Editorial Universidad ICESI, 2017: 293-322.

“The Ungovernable State: Bolivia in the Age of Morales.” In Jonathan Rosen, Fragile States, Lanham, Lexington Books, 2017.

“Our Gas Is Not for Sale: Energy Security in Bolivia.” In Bruce Bagley, Remi Piet, and Marcelo Zorovich, eds., Energy Security and Environmental Policy in the Western Hemisphere. Lexington Books, 2016.

“Security Cooperation in Bolivia and Colombia in the Twenty-First Century.” In Bruce M. Bagley and Jonathan Rosen, Colombia’s Political Economy at the Outset of the Twenty-First Century: From Uribe to Santos and Beyond, Lanham: Lexington Books, 2015, 217-240.

“Morales’s Bolivia and ALBA.” In Bruce M. Bagley and Magdalena DeFort, Decline of U.S. Hegemony? A Challenge of ALBA and a New Latin American Integration of the Twenty-First Century. Lanham: Lexington Books, 2015, 111-128.

Marten Brienen and Jonathan Rosen (eds), Prisons in the Americas: A Human Dumping Ground. Lexington Books, 2015.

“A Special Kind of Hell: The Bolivian Penal System.” In Brienen and Rosen, Prisons in the Americas: A Human Dumping Ground. Lexington Books, 2015, 149-166.

Marten Brienen and Jonathan Rosen (eds), New Approaches to Drug Policies: Organized Crime and the War on Drugs. Palgrave Macmillan. 2015.

“Drug Trafficking Policy in Bolivia under the Morales Administration.” In Bruce Bagley and Jonathan Rosen (eds), Drug Trafficking and Organized Crime in the Americas. University of Press of Florida, 2015, 203-222.

With J.D. Rosen. “The Vicious Cycle: The Resurgence of Drug Production and Drug Trafficking in .” Drug Trafficking and Organized Crime in the Americas. University Press of Florida, 2015, 223-238.

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“La Bolivia de Morales y ALBA.” In Magdalena DeFort and Bruce Bagley (eds), La hegemonía norteamericana en declive? El desafío del ALBA y la nueva integración latinoamericana del siglo XXI. Cali: ICESI, 2014.

“Warisata y la renovación de la educación rural indigenal boliviana, 1932-1948.” In Alicia Civera, Juan Alfonseca, and Carlos Escalante (eds), Campesinos y escolares: la construcción de la escuela en el campo latinoamericano (siglos XIX y XX). Mexico City: El Colegio Mexiquense, 2011.

“Los orígenes del caos educativo: el desarrollo del sistema educativo y el papel de las comunidades indígenas en la construcción del estado-nación boliviano, 1825-1920.” In Marta Irurozqui (ed), La Mirada Esquiva: reflexiones históricas sobre la interacción del estado y la ciudadanía en los Andes (Bolivia, Ecuador y Perú), Siglo XIX, Sevilla: CSIC, 2005.

“Por qué Warisata no es lo que parece: la escuela-ayllu y el establecimiento del control estatal en la educación indígena.” In Nicholas Robbins (ed), Cambio y continuidad en Bolivia: Etnicidad, cultura e identidad, : Plural, 2005, pp. 133-150.

“The Andean Melodrama and How It Reflects on Bolivian Education.” In Annelies Zoomers and Ton Salman (eds.), Imaging the Andes: Shifting Margins of a Marginal World, Amsterdam: Aksant, 2003, pp. 187-207.

Journal Articles: “Latin American Resource Populism in the Early 21st Century.” Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations. Winter 2017.

“A Populism of Indignities: Bolivian Populism under .” Brown Journal of World Affairs XXIII/1 (2017): 77-93.

“Energy Security in the United States: A Glance at the Major Issues,” Global Security Review, vol 1, no 1 (2016).

“Interminable Revolution: Populism and Frustration in 20th-Century Bolivia.” In The SAIS Review XXVII/1 (2007): 21-34.

“The Clamor for Schools: Rural Education and the Development of State-Community Contact in Highland Bolivia, 1932-1952,” Revista de Indias LXII/226 (2002): 615-649.

“Educación, el Estado y las Comunidades: la escuela rural boliviana como campo de batalla en el siglo XX,” Latinoamerikanskiy istoritcheskiy almanakh 3/1 (2002): 77-91.

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“Une présence étrangère dans l’éducation rurale bolivienne.” Histoire et Sociétés de l’Amérique Latine 2/12 (2000): 29-49.

“Bolivian Liberalism towards its End,” in Latinoamerikanskiy istoritcheskiy almanakh, 1/1 (1999): 79-107.

“Discussion on Mariano Melgarejo.” Itinerario: The European Journal for Overseas History 3/20 (1996): 133-144.

Other Works Published: “Review of The Rarified Air of the Modern: Airplanes and Technological Modernity in the Andes, by Willie Lee Hiatt.” European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, (104), 2017.

“Running on Fumes: The Politics of Natural Gas in Bolivia.” Report for the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy: http://gordoninstitute.fiu.edu/academics/annual-hemispheric- security-conference/

Review of Gender and Modernity in Andean Bolivia by Marcia Stephenson. European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies No. 68 (April 2000), pp. 104-106

“Los costos de la Guerra del Chaco.” In La Coordinadora de Historia (ed.), Bolivia en Transición: la Guerra del Chaco II “Episodios de La Guerra,” La Paz: La Razón, 1999.

Review of Stefan Rinke, ‘Der letzte freie Kontinent’: deutsche Lateinamerikapolitik im Zeichen transnationaler Beziehungen, 1918–1933. Itinerario: The European Journal for Overseas History 21/3, November 1997, pp. 154-155.

Works in Progress The Parasitic State: Statehood and Society in in the Twenty-First Century. Monograph

The Clamor for Schools: Indigenous Communities, the State, and the Development of Indigenous , 1900-1952. Monograph.

With J.D. Rosen, The Moral High: U.S. Drug Policies. Monograph.

Ongoing Research Projects Racial and Ethnic Dimensions of Civilian Structure Fire Deaths in the United States Fragile States and Maritime Piracy Violence in the Americas

V. PROFESSIONAL

Research Areas

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Security Studies – Energy Security, Citizen Security, Organized Crime Fragile States – Institutional Weakness, Economic Development, Inequalities Weak State Reponses to Disaster, Refugee Crises, Development in LDC’s

Editorial Responsibilities Reviewer, Journal of Emergency Management, 2015-current Reviewer, Disaster Prevention and Management, 2017-current Member, Editorial Board of the Review of the Bolivian Studies Association, 2001-2002 Member, Editorial Board of the School of African, Asian, and Amerindian Studies, 2000-2001 Editorial Assistant at the European Review for Overseas History (Leiden University), 1996- 2001

Professional Organizations Member, Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Member, Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Member, American Society for Ethnohistory (ASE) Member, European Association of Latin American History (AHILA) Member, Society for Latin American Studies (SLAS) Member, Bolivian Studies Association (BSA)

Grants and Awards Korean Educational Services Agreement – Republic of South Korea: $1.5 million USD 2016 - to present Outstanding Research Award, Department of Political Science, 2018 Outstanding Research Award, Department of Political Science, 2017 University of Miami, Faculty Learning Community grant: spring 2013 University of Miami, Summer Institute: Summer 2012 University of Miami, Postdoctoral Fellowship: August 2004 – August 2006 School for African, Asian, and Amerindian Studies (CNWS) Fellowship (September 1997 - March 2002) CNWS Conference Grant, New Orleans, LA (March 2002) CNWS Conference Grant Washington, DC (September 2001) Dutch National Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) Conference Grant, Moscow (May 2000) Dutch National Organization for Research in the Tropics (WOTRO) Research Grant, Washington, DC. (May – June 1999) WOTRO Research Grant, La Paz, Bolivia (April 1998 – April 1999) CNWS Research Fellowship, Leiden University, September 1997– May 1998 WOTRO Research Grant, La Paz, Bolivia (October 1997) Leiden University Fund (LUF) Travel Grant, Florence, Italy, 1996 LUF Research Grant, La Paz, Bolivia (January – August 1995)

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Erasmus scholarship for study at the Université de Paris I: Sorbonne-Panthéon (January – July 1993)

Papers Presented “El problema del narcotráfico en América Latina.” Invited Lecture, UPAEP, Puebla, Mexico, June 2019.

“El resurgimiento del populismo en el siglo XXI.” Invited Lecture, UPAEP, Puebla, Mexico, June 2019.

“Spectacular Violence: Lynching and Communal (In)Justice in Bolivia”. Paper presented at the 2019 Latin American Studies Association Conference, Boston, MA, May 23-27, 2019.

“Trade in the Americas.” Invited Lecture. UPAEP, Puebla, Mexico, October 23, 2018.

“Spectacular (In)Justice: Impunity and Mob Violence in Bolivia.” Paper presented at the 2018 Latin American Studies Association Conference, Barcelona (Spain), 23 May – 26 May 2018.

“Drug Trafficking and Drug Policy in Bolivia in 2017.” Paper presented at the 2017 Latin American Studies Association Conference, Lima (Peru), 29 April – 1 May 2017.

“Security Challenges for Post-Conflict Colombia.” Paper presented at the 2017 Midwestern Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, April 6-9, 2017. With J. Jaeger.

“When the Earth Shakes: Responding to Earthquakes in Unconventional Places.” Invited Lecture at the InternationalConference on Disaster Prevention and Protection, November 14- 16, 2016, New Taipei City, Taiwan

“Challenges in International Disaster Management.” Invited lecture at the National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan, 22 June 2016.

“A Family Affair: Bolivian Prisons, Institutional Neglect, and theWar on Drugs.” Paper presented at the 2016 Latin American Studies Association Conference, New York City, 27-30 May 2016.

“Running on Fumes: the Politics of Natural Gas in Bolivia.” Paper presented at the 2016 Hemispheric Security Conference: “Emerging Threats.” Florida International University, 30 March 2016.

“From Art to Science: Pushing Emergency Services into the Twenty-First Century.” Paper presented at Conference on Disaster Science and Hazard Governance, Central Police University, Taoyuan City, Taiwan, 18 September 2015. 6

“Challenges to the U.S. Fire Service in the Twenty-First Century.” Paper presented at the 2015 New Taipei City International Disaster Management Conference, New Taipei City, Taiwan, 16 September 2015.

“Drug Trafficking andSecurity Cooperation: the Case of Bolivia,” paper presented at the Latin American Studies Association Conference, San Juan, 26-30 May 2015.

“’Una Merienda de Negros:’ Race and Democracy in Colombia,” paper presented at the Latin American Studies Association Conference, Chicago, 20-23 May 2014.

“Our Gas Is Not for Sale: Bolivian Energy Security,” paper presented at the “Energy Security and Environmental Policy in the Americas” conference, December 11-12, 2012, Miami, Florida.

“Right Before Our Eyes: Occupational Segregation and Inequities Faced by Afro-Latinos in the Workplace,” paper presented at the fall meeting of the American Bar Association's Section of International Law, Miami Beach, Oct. 16-20, 2012.

“Reforms without End: Popular Power, Indigenous Communities, and the State in Bolivia,” paper presented at the Interdisciplinary Conference “Crises and Opportunities in Latin America” at the University of California Riverside, April 23-24, 2010.

“A Precarious Imbalance of Power: Indigenous Communities, Violence, and the Ungovernable Bolivian State,” paper presented at the American Society for Ethnohistory Meeting in Ottawa, Canada, October 13th to October 17th, 2010.

“Violent Beginnings: The Role of Violence in Bolivian Development,” paper presented at the 2007 LASA Conference, Montréal, Canada, September 2007.

“Who Is Master of His Bowels? United States Indian Policy in Bolivian Indigenous Education, 1943-1952,” paper presented at the 2006 LASA Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 2006.

“`Filthy Savages:’ The State, the School, and the Struggle against Filth, Alcoholism, and Carnal Excess in XX Bolivia,” paper presented at the 2005 American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, Santa Fe, NM, November 17-20, 2005.

“Imaginings Of Inter-Ethnic Conflict: The Indigenous School as Battleground of Modernity,” paper presented at the 2005 Bolivian Studies Association Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, March 2005.

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“Challenging the Paradigm of Interethnic Conflict: Indigenous Communities and the State in Andean Bolivia,” paper presented at the 2003 American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, 7 November 2004.

“The Politics of Rebellion in Late Nineteenth Century Bolivia,” paper presented at the 2004 meeting of the Society for Latin American Studies, Leiden, the Netherlands, 2-4 April 2004.

“The Bolivian Indigenous School, 1900 – 1940,” paper presented at the 2003 American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, Riverside, CA, 7 November 2003.

“Why Warisata Is Not What It Seems: Reinterpreting the Famed Escuela-Ayllu,” paper presented at the Conference of the Bolivian Studies Association, New Orleans, LA, March 2002.

“The Clamor for Schools: Indigenous Communities, the State, and Education in Bolivia in the 20th Century,” paper presented in the session “Indigenous Action,” LASA conference, Washington, DC., September 2001.

“Confusion in the Andes,” paper presented at the symposium “Images of the Andes: the Search for lo andino,” CEDLA institute of Latin American Studies at the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, December 2000.

“Educación, el estado y las comunidades,” paper presented at the conference for Latin American History at the Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, May 2000.

“El ‘Socialismo Militar’ y la caída del sistema liberal,” paper presented at the meeting for the II International Conference of Bolivian and Latin American History, Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, La Paz, May 1999.

“In Search of Indigenous Identity,” paper presented at the symposium “Ethnicity in the Andes.” Leiden University, Leiden, May 1998.

“Ethnic Division and Democracy in the Andes,” paper presented at the conference “Democracy in Latin America,” Leiden University, Leiden, May 1997.

Professional Lectures “European Populism and Immigration.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 4, 2019, Stillwater Public Library.

“The Waning of Pax Americana.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. June 18, 2018, Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma City.

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“The Koreas.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. June 12, 2018. Central Center, Tulsa.

“The Waning of Pax Americana.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 5, 2018, Public Library, Stillwater.

“The Waning of Pax Americana.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. February 13, 2018, Central Center, Tulsa.

“Latin America’s Political Pendulum.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 23, 2017, Church of the Madalene, Tulsa

“Latin America’s Political Pendulum.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 14, 2017, Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma City

“Latin America’s Political Pendulum.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 9, 2017, Stillwater Public Library

“The Koreas.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 8th, 2016, Central Center, Tulsa

“Cuba and the United States.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 8, 2016, Stillwater Public Library

“Latin American Politics and Society Survey.” Course taught for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, October 8 – November 12, 2015, Stillwater Public Library

“’s Metamorphosis.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 10, 2015, Stillwater Public Library

“U.S. Policy toward Africa.” Guest Lecture for Great Decisions Program. Osher Life Long Learning Institute. March 3, 2015, Stillwater Public Library

Television Appearances Three appearances on Argentinian columnist, editor, and commentator Andrés Oppenheimer’s television program “Oppenheimer Presenta:” Oppenheimer Presenta # 191: ¿SON BUENAS NUESTRAS UNIVERSIDADES? Oppenheimer Presenta # 179: COMPUTADORAS 100 DÓLARES (ACTUALIZACIÓN) Oppenheimer Presenta # 158: COMPUTADORAS 100 DÓLARES

Other Press Press conference on threatened US tariffs on Mexican imports, Puebla, Mexico, June 2019. 9

Other Affiliated Scholar, Americas Prisons Research Network Affiliated Scholar, Jack Gordon Institute for Public Policy, Florida International University, 2014-current Participant, Energy Security Working Group, University of Miami, August 2012 to 2016 Workshop organizer, Miami Conference, April 2010

VI. TEACHING

Teaching Specializations Security Studies Latin AmericanPolitics and Society African Politics and Society International Disaster Management Poverty, Human Development, and Foreign Aid Race and Racism Drug Trafficking

Selected Courses Taught “Drug Trafficking and the War on Drugs.” Fall, 2014, Fall 2016, Fall 2017, Fall 2018 “Complex Emergencies.” Summer 2014, Summer 2016, Summer 2018 “International Disaster Management.” Fall, 2013, fall 2015, spring 2016, Spring 2018 “Populations at Risk.” Spring 2014, Spring 2016, Spring 2017, Spring 2018 “The Bottom Billion: Poverty in Global Perspective.” Spring 2011, Fall 2012 “African Economic Development.” Spring 2011 “History of Slavery in the Atlantic.” Fall/Spring Semesters 2006-2013 “Research Methods in Latin American Studies.” Fall Semester 2005 “Fragmented Societies.” Fall Semester 2005 “Native American Political Movements,” Fall 2003 “Indigenismo.” University of Amsterdam, Spring Semester 2001

Faculty-Led Study Abroad Co-PI, Korean Educational Services Agreement (Cheonan/Gongju, Korea), July 2018 - present PI, Korean Educational Services Agreement (Cheonan, Korea), Spring 2015 – June 2018 Instructor and organizer, UCusco program, “Andean Civilizations”, Cusco, Perú, Spring 2013 Trip-leader, Galápagos, Summer 2012 Instructor, UGalápagos program, “Poverty and Development”, Puerto Villamil, Galápagos, Ecuador, Fall 2010 Instructor, “Bolivian Culture and Society”, Bolivia, Spring Intercession, 2010 10

VII. SERVICE

University Committees SGSP Representative to the OSU Fire Council, October 2018 – present. FEMP Representative to OSU Fire Council, September 2017 to August 2018. Member, Standing Committee for the Fire and Emergency Management Administration Program, Department of Political Science, Oklahoma State University, September 2013 to August 2018. Member, Standing Committee for Undergraduate Studies, Department of Political Science, Oklahoma State University, September 2013 to August 2014. Member, College of Arts and Sciences College Council, University of Miami, January 2013 to August 2013 Chair, Peoples and Societies Cognates Subcommittee, University of Miami, August 2012- August 2013 Member, College of Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee, University of Miami, August 2012 to August 2013 Member, Center for Latin American Studies College Advisory Board, Fall 2011 to August 2013

Administrative Responsibilities Administration of FEMP Master of Science Program in Korea—hiring faculty, course scheduling, advising, general oversight, graduation from January 2016 to current Chair of Iranian and Gulf Studies endowed chair search committee, SGSP, Spring 2019 Director of International Disaster Management Certificate Program, Oklahoma State University, Fall 2015 to Fall 2018 Director of Latin American Studies Degree Programs, University of Miami, July 2011 toAugust 2013 Student Advisor for LAS programs, July 2011 to August 2013 Internship Coordinator for Latin American Studies, July 2011 to August 2013 Internship Coordinator for Latin American Studies, August 2007 - May 2010

Other Undergraduate Student Mentoring Program, College of Arts and Sciences, Oklahoma State University Graduate Student Mentoring Program, Department of Political Science, Oklahoma State University

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