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STEPHANIE L. MUDGE University of California-Davis, Department of Sociology, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616, USA email: [email protected] website: http://sociology.ucdavis.edu/people/mudge

Professional appointments (post-PhD) 2018-present Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of California, Davis, 2009-2018 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of California, Davis 2013 -2014 Research Fellow, Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute (SPERI), UK 2008-2009 Postdoctoral Fellow, Max Planck Institute (MPIfG), Cologne, Germany 2007-2008 Max Weber Fellow, European University Institute (EUI), Florence, Italy

Visiting affiliations 2018 [Fall] Visiting Scholar, MaxPo/Sciences Po, Paris, France 2018 [July] Visiting Scholar, Max Planck Institute (MPIfG), Cologne, Germany

Education 2007 PhD, Sociology, University of California, Berkeley (Chair: Neil Fligstein) 2001 MA, Sociology, University of California, Berkeley (Chair: Ann Swidler) 1995 BA, Urban Studies and Sociology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

Books Mudge, Stephanie L. 2018. Leftism Reinvented: Western Parties from Socialism to Neoliberalism. Harvard University Press. Awards: • 2019 Barrington Moore Award, Comparative Historical Sociology, American Sociological Association (ASA) • 2019 Distinguished Contribution Book Award, Political Sociology, ASA • 2019 Viviana Zelizer Award, Honorable Mention, Economic Sociology, ASA Reviews: • Amenta, Edwin. May 2019. American Journal of Sociology 124, 6: 1850-1852. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/704023. • Manwaring, Rob. May 2019. British Journal of Sociology 0, 0: 1-2. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/1468-4446.12675. • Hatherley, Owen. April 9, 2019. New Humanist, Spring Edition. https://newhumanist.org.uk/articles/5438/book-review-leftism-reinvented. • Block, Fred. November 9, 2018. Dissent. https://www.dissentmagazine.org/blog/leftism-reinvented-block- review Interviews: • June 2019. “Leftism Reinvented.” Interview with Will Attwood-Charles. Accounts, ASA Economic Sociology Section Newsletter, 18, 2/3 (Spring/Summer): 4-7. https://www.asanet.org/asa- communities/sections/sites/economic-sociology/newsletter • January 10, 2019. “Sociologe Stephanie Mudge over de teloorgang van links: 'Mensen worden niet geboren als socialist'.” Knack.be. https://www.knack.be/nieuws/belgie/sociologe-stephanie-mudg. • Bahara, Hassan. August 31, 2018. “Socioloog Mudge over de sociaal-democratie: ‘De ideologische veren zijn helemaal niet afgeschud’.” De Volksrant. https://www.volkskrant.nl/columns-opinie/socioloog-mudge-over- de-sociaal-democratie-de-ideologische-veren-zijn-helemaal-niet-afgeschud-~b0e573b4/. • Burghgrave, Chase. July 2018. “Neoliberalism from the Left: An Interview with Stephanie Mudge.” Jacobin Magazine. https://jacobinmag.com/2018/08/left-political-party-economists-neoliberalims-keynesianism.

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Conference author-meets-critics sessions: • 2019 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington DC. (August). • 2019 Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Chicago IL (November).

Peer-reviewed journal articles Lawrence, Christopher J & Stephanie L. Mudge. 2019. “Movement to Market, Currency to Property: the Rise and Fall of Bitcoin as an Anti-State Movement.” Socio-Economic Review 0,0: 1-26. https://doi.org/10.1093/ser/mwz023 Mudge, Stephanie L. & Antoine Vauchez. 2018. “Modeling the European Economy: The Necessity of Calculating Europe.” Historical Social Research 43, 3: 248-73. https://dx.doi.org/10.12759/hsr.43.2018.3.248-273 Mudge, Stephanie L. & Antoine Vauchez. 2016. “Fielding Supranationalism: The Hyper-Scientized European Central Bank as a Field Effect.” The Sociological Review Monographs 64, 2: 146–169. https://doi.org/10.1111/2059-7932.12006 Mudge, Stephanie L. 2015. "Explaining Political Tunnel Vision: Politics and Economics in Crisis-ridden Europe, Then and Now." European Journal of Sociology 56, 1: 63-91. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0003975615000041 Mudge, Stephanie L. & Anthony Chen. 2014. “Political Parties and the Sociological Imagination: Past, Present, and Future Directions.” Annual Review of Sociology 40: 305-30. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-soc-071312-145632 Mudge, Stephanie L. & Antoine Vauchez. 2012. “Building Europe on a Weak Field: Law, Economics and Scholarly Avatars in Transnational Politics.” American Journal of Sociology 118, 2: 449-492. https://doi.org/10.1086/666382 Mudge, Stephanie L. 2011. “What's Left of Leftism? Neoliberal Politics in Western Party Systems, 1945- 2004.” Social Science History 35 (Fall): 337-380. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0145553200011573 Mudge, Stephanie L. 2008.“What is Neo-liberalism?” Socio-Economic Review 6, 4: 703-731. https://doi.org/10.1093/ser/mwn016 [Note: this article has been on the SER’s ‘most downloaded’ list for some time, and lists more than 460 citations on Google Scholar (as of 8/2019).]

Book chapters Mudge, Stephanie L. In press. “The Impossible History of Democratic Socialism: An American Tale.” In Michael J. Thompson and Gregory Smulewicz-Zucker, eds., An Inheritance for Our Times: The Principles and Politics of Democratic Socialism. OR Books. ____. In press. “States, Parties and Expertise.” In Janoski, Misra, De Leon and Martin, eds, The New Handbook of Political Sociology. Cambridge University Press. ____. 2017. “Neo-liberalism and the Study of ‘Isms’.” In Outhwaite, ed., SAGE Handbook of Political Sociology. ____. 2016. “Neoliberalism, Accomplished and Ongoing.” In Springer, Birch, & Macleavey, eds., Handbook of Neoliberalism. Routledge.

Published working papers Mudge, Stephanie L. 2018. “Can Progressive Experts Make Progressives?” Pp. 68-75 in Jenny Andersson & Olivier Godechot, Destabilizing Orders: Understanding the Consequences of Neoliberalism. Proceedings of the MaxPo 5th Anniversary Conference, Paris, January 12-13. MaxPo Working Paper. ____. 2014. "The social bases of austerity: European tunnel vision and the curious case of the missing left." SPERI Paper no. 9. http://speri.dept.shef.ac.uk/2014/02/27/speri-paper-social-bases-austerity/ ____. 2008. “Neoliberalism's Three Faces.” EUI Working Paper MWP No. 2008/34. Florence: EUI. http://cadmus.eui.eu/handle/1814/9108

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Book reviews & review essays Mudge, Stephanie L. 2019. “Can Government-by-Market be Democratized?” European Journal of Sociology 59, 3: 486-494. ____. 2018. “For a First-Person Political Economy: A Comment on Michael McCarthy’s Dismantling Solidarity.” Critical Sociology 0,0: 1-5. ____. 2015. Review of The National Origins of Policy Ideas: Knowledge Regimes in the United States, France, Germany, and Denmark, by John L. Campbell and Ove K. Pedersen. Princeton University Press, 2014. Contemporary Sociology 45, 2: 156-158. ____. 2015. Review of Architects of Austerity: International Finance and the Politics of Growth. By Aaron Major. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2014. American Journal of Sociology 120, 6: 1874- 1876. ____. 2014. “Critiquing a Shadow.” Contribution to a roundtable on “The limits of neo-liberalism,” with Bob Jessop, Jonathan Derbyshire, and Will Davies. Renewal: A Journal of Social Democracy. 22, 3-4: 86- 90. ____. 2012. Review: Markets in the Name of Socialism: The Left-Wing Origins of Neoliberalism by Johanna Bockman. Stanford University Press. 2011. Social Forces, doi: 10.1093/sf/sos149l ____. 2009. “Elite Sociologists and the Sociology of Elites.” European Political Science 8: 443-450. ____. 2008. Review: Cultural Overstretch? Differences Between Old and New Member States of the EU and Turkey by Juergen Gerhards. New York: Routledge, 2007. Contemporary Sociology 38, 1: 55-56

Journalism, newsletter segments & online media Mudge, Stephanie L. May 30, 2019. “An Alliance Between Big Business and Democratic Socialists Isn’t as Unlikely as It Sounds.” Fortune.com. http://fortune.com/2019/05/30/capitalism-democratic- socialists/ Pacewicz, Josh and Stephanie L. Mudge. Apr. 4, 2017. “Here’s the real Rust Belt jobs problem — and it’s not offshoring or automation.” The Washington Post. http://wapo.st/2o3OqYh Mudge, Stephanie L. (w/UC-Davis undergraduates from a 2016 honors seminar on debt and inequality). Nov. 8, 2016. “The dualities of debt and the politics of frustration.” speri.comment. (This and all speri.comment pieces can be found here: http://speri.dept.shef.ac.uk/author/stephanie-mudge/) Kus, Basak, Sven Steinmo, Josh Pacewicz, Josh McCabe, Monica Prasad, Richard Lachmann, Fred Block, and Stephanie L. Mudge. March 2016. “Is radical change possible?” Policy Trajectories, Blog of the American Sociological Association’s Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology. http://policytrajectories.asa-comparative-historical.org/2016/03/is-radical-change-possible- elections2016-hillaryclinton-berniesanders-final-comments/ Mudge, Stephanie L. Dec. 8, 2015. “‘Old’ leftism, made new?” speri.comment. ___. Jan. 29, 2015. "Inequality and politics in the neo-gilded age: a view from the United States." speri.comment. ___. Feb. 11, 2014. "Putting the 'political' into political economy. We really should care about how party politics works—or isn't working—in unsettled times." speri.comment. ___. Oct. 17, 2013. "US standoff was fallout from the financial crisis—and it's not over." The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/us-standoff-was-fallout-from-the-financial-crisis-and-its-not-over- 19307 ___. Sept. 19, 2013. "Of 'jobless recoveries' and anti-social science." speri.comment. ___ and Iddo Tavory. Dec. 2012. “Junior Theorist Symposium, 2012.” Perspectives, Newsletter of the ASA Theory Section. http://www.csun.edu/~egodard/asatheory/newsletters/Perspectives-2012- Dec.pdf

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• Misc. commentary about me or my work: Piedad, Jan Ross. August 26, 2018. “Are Americans Changing the Way We Think About Socialism?” http://www.tpr.org/post/are-americans-changing-way-we-think-about-socialism. Texas Public Radio, The Source. Taylor, Matt. August 14, 2018. “It's Capitalism's Fault That Young People Prefer Socialism.” VICE News. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/7xqmea/its-capitalisms-fault-that-young-people-prefer- socialism. Escalona, F. Feb. 19, 2015, “Et si la gauche radicale représentait la revanche des intellectuels?” Slate Magazine (French edition: Slate.fr) (http://m.slate.fr/story/98089/gauche-radicale-revanche-intellectuels) Esquivada, G. May 23, 2014. “Digiriendo a Piketty.” Ámbito Financiero, May 23, 2014 (Buenos Aires - www.ambito.com/742115-digiriendo-a-piketty).

Works under review & in preparation McCourt, David M. and Stephanie L. Mudge. Under review. “Making the Marshall Plan, 1945-1948: How Democratic Intraparty Struggles Internationalized the New Deal.” Mudge, Stephanie L. In preparation. “History, Biography and Relationality: A Refraction Approach to the Sociology of Parties.” ___ & Antoine Vauchez. In preparation. “From Scientific to Governing Principle: How the Transformation of “Independence” Unmasked the ECB’s Embeddedness in European and Financial Governance.” ___ & Johnnie Lotesta. In preparation. “Strategic Expertise and the Postwar Remaking of Democratic Politics.” ___. In preparation. “Of Myths and Model Cases: Transnational Social Democratic Capital in Service of Market Rule.”

Awards, honors, fellowships [book awards: see above] 2016-17 Individual Research Grant, UC-Davis Institute for Social Sciences (ISS) 2013-14 Research Fellowship, Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute (SPERI) 2012-13 France-Berkeley Fund Fellowship (co-PI: A. Vauchez, CNRS/Sorbonne) 2011-14 Hellman Family Foundation Fellowship, University of California 2008-09 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG), Cologne 2007-08 Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellowship, European University Institute, Florence 2005-06 Departmental Dissertation Fellowship, Department of Sociology, UC-Berkeley 2005 Outstanding GSI Award for Excellence in Teaching, UC-Berkeley 2003-04 Fulbright IIE Dissertation Fellowship (affiliated with Katholieke Universiteit-Leuven) 2003-04 Dean's Normative Time Fellowship, Department of Sociology, UC-Berkeley 2003 New Scholars Program, RC-19, International Sociology Association 1998-00 Fellowship/Traineeship, Institute for the Study of Social Change, UC-Berkeley 1995 Mandell Writing Award, Social Sciences Category, University of Pennsylvania 1995 Norman Glickman Award, Best Urban Studies Thesis, University of Pennsylvania 1995 E. Digby Baltzell Award, Best Sociology Honors Thesis, University of Pennsylvania

Invited talks & public lectures* Mudge, Stephanie L. April 16, 2020. “Leftism Reinvented.” Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (CDDRL), Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA. ___. March 2020 [day tbd]. “Leftism Reinvented.” Watson Institute, Brown University, Provide RI. ___. September 24, 2019, “Who’s Afraid of Neoliberalism?” Public lecture hosted by Stadium Generale & the Utrecht Young Academy, University of Utrecht, NL.

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___. August 29, 2019. “Leftism Reinvented.” Lunchtime seminar, Center for Equitable Growth, DC. ___. June 25, 2019. “Experts in (Left) Party Politics: The Problem of Representation.” Summer School in Capitalism, Democratic Solidarity & Institutional Design, June 24-27. McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario. https://www.solidaritydesign2019.com/ ____. March 2019. “Who Speaks for the Economy?” EconCon 2019. Groundwork Collaborative, The Hub Project. Washington, DC. ____.March 2019. “Leftism Reinvented.” Yale CHESS Spring Workshop, New Haven, CT. https://yalechess.yale.edu/workshops ____. December 12, 2018. “What is Neoliberalism and How Did It Shape Left Politics?” Internal Retreat, Groundwork Collaborative, The Hub Project, Washington DC (Zoom/online presentation). ____. December 19, 2018. “Toward a New Economics? A Sociological View.” Event title: What kind of economist do we need in the next decade? Hosted by Rethinking Economics and the Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, NL. ____. December 18, 2018. “Leftism Reinvented.” Hosted by the research group ‘Market Makers’ (http://neoliberalisme.nl/), Utrecht University, NL. ____ & Antoine Vauchez. October 2018. “Toward a Relational Sociology of the ECB.” Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics, Sciences Po, Paris. ____. October 2018. “Leftism Reinvented.” Seminar series titled Sociologie politique de l’économie (SPE), University of Paris – Dauphine, Paris. ____. October 4-5, 2018. “Leftism Reinvented.” Workshop titled Transformations of European Social Democracies Since the 1980s, Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen. ____. October 3, 2018. “Leftism Reinvented.” Sociology Colloquium Series, London School of Economics (LSE), London, UK. ____. September 17, 2018. “Leftism Reinvented.” MaxPo SCOOPS Seminar, MaxPo/Sciences Po, Paris. ____. July 17, 2018. “Keynesian Ethics and the Spirit of Social Democracy.” Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG), Cologne, Germany. ____. May 11, 2018. “Historical social science in the first person.” Keynote speaker, Chicago Area Comparative Historical Social Sciences Conference, Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. ____. July 13-14, 2017. “Retrofitted Social Democracy—or, Reflections on Post-Neoliberal “Progressivism.”” Conference on "Historical Perspectives on Neoliberal Society,” Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG), Cologne, Germany. ____. April 2016. “Biography, history, and huge comparisons: The end of ideology revisited.” Comparative and Historical Social Science workshop, Northwestern University, Evanston, Il. ____ & Tara McGuinness. May 16, 2015. “Alumni Brunch Dialogue: The Theory and Practice of Politics.” Penn Urban Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. ____. Mar 22, 2013. “Neoliberalism, and Neoliberal Politics: Analyzing the Puzzle of the Left.” Political Economy Research Seminar, Department of Politics, University of Sheffield, UK. ____. Apr 26, 2012. “Neoliberalism without Neoliberals.” Sociology Department, UC-San Diego. ____. Mar 2012. “State-building on a Weak Field: Law, Economics and the Scholarly Constitution of “Europe.” Université de Montréal-McGill University EU Centre of Excellence, University of Montréal. ____. Mar 2012. “Truth Systems, Political Authority, and the Problem of Cultural Monopoly: Using Bourdieu (via Durkheim) to Rethink Culture and Politics.” Invited talk at a workshop on Bourdieu and social change, jointly hosted by the University of Montréal and McGill University. ____. Nov 2011. “Neoliberalism without Neoliberals: The Late 20th Century Transformation of the Center—and Especially the Left.” Institute for the Study of Social Issues (ISSI), UC-Berkeley

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Conference presentations Mudge, Stephanie L. & Antoine Vauchez. November 2019. “From Scientific to Governing Principle: How the Transformation of “Independence” Unmasked the ECB’s Embeddedness in European and Financial Governance.” Session title: Rise and Trajectories of Financial Capital, Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Chicago, IL. Mudge, Stephanie L. November 2019. “Political Parties: A Relational Approach.” Session title: Theoretical Perspectives on Political Parties. Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Chicago, IL. ____. October 2019. “Political Parties, States, and Historical Change in the New Populist Era.” Event title: Theorizing Social Change, NYU-Abu Dhabi. ____. September 26, 2019. “Can Democracy Survive Capitalism’s Erosion? A Comment on E.O. Wright.” Event title: How to Be An Anti-Capitalist in the 21st Century, A One-Day Conference in Memory of Erik Olin Wright. Robert L. Heilbroner Center for Capitalism Studies, The New School for Social Research, New York NY. https://capitalismstudies.org/anti-capitalist/ ____. August 2019. “Toward a sociology of party-expert relations.” Session titled Old School/New School: Innovations in Political Sociology. Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, New York NY. ____. August 2019. “History, Biography & Relationality: A Refraction Approach to the Sociology of Parties.” Session titled Old Problems and New Methods: The Resurgence of Political Parties in Political Sociology, Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, New York NY. ____. June 2019. “Of Myths and Model Cases: Social Democracy in Service of Market Rule.” Panel on Neoliberalism in the Nordics, Annual Meetings of the Society for the Advancement of Socio- economics (SASE), New York, NY. ____. April 2018. “Expert saturation and political dispossession in the “post-truth” era.” Roundtable participant, session, Does Truth Matter?, organized by Lisa Stampnitzky. Annual meetings of the International Studies Association, San Francisco. ____. March 2018. “On the Metaphor of the Many Hands.” Panelist comments for author-meets-critics session on Morgan and Orloff, Eds., The Many Hands of the State (Cambridge Univ. Press). Annual meetings of the Council for European Studies, Chicago. ____. November 2017. “For a Political Economy in the First-Person.” Author-meets-critics session on Michael McCarthy’s Dismantling Solidarity (Cornell Univ. Press). Annual meetings of the Social Science History Association, Montreal. ____. August 2017. “Field Theory as a Means to the Analysis of Politics and Culture.” Thematic session: Field-Based Approaches to the Study of Political Discourse. Organized by Bart Bonikowski. Annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Montréal. ____. August 2017. “Steps Forward in the Political Economy of Knowledge Production.” Panelist comments prepared for an author-meets-critics session on John Campbell and Ove Pedersen (2014), The National Origins of Policy Ideas, Princeton University Press. ____. January 6, 2017. “Neoliberalism: The Sociological View.” Invited participant, roundtable: “Whither Neoliberalism? An Interdisciplinary Conversation on Neoliberalism’s Role in the City and Its Place in Historical Scholarship.” Annual Meetings of the American Historical Association. Denver, CO. ____ & Fred Block. August 2016. “Trump and the Transformation of US Politics.” Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association. Seattle, WA. ____ & Johnnie Lotesta. 2016. “Party-Expert Relations and the Postwar Remaking of Democratic Politics.” Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association. Chicago, IL. ____. Nov 2014. “Leftism Unbound.” Panel on “Fragile Rationalities,” organized by Stephanie Mudge & Antoine Vauchez, Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Toronto, CA. ____. Nov 2012. “The Neoliberalization of Leftism: Politics-by-Proxy and the Disorganization of the Field of Leftist Expertise.” Panel on “Neoliberalism: Variable Antinomies,” organized by Loïc Wacquant

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and Jamie Peck as part of series on Steps to a Historical Sociology of Neoliberalism chaired by William H. Sewell, Jr. Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Vancouver, CA. ____. Nov 2012. “Parties, Economics, and the Political Effects of Cultural Monopoly: The Curious Case of Neoliberalized Leftism.” Panel on Economic Expertise and Policy, organized by Elizabeth Popp Berman. Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Vancouver, CA. ____. Nov 2012. Panelist, author-meets-critics book session on Jenny Andersson's The Library and the Workshop: Social Democracy and Capitalism in the Knowledge Age (Stanford University Press). Annual Meetings of the Social Science History Association, Vancouver, CA. ____. Aug 2011. “Durkheimian Political Analysis: The Moral Bases of Political Authority and the Problem of Expert Monopoly.” Junior Theorists Symposium. ASA Theory Section, Las Vegas, NV (also presented at the annual meetings of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE), Madrid, June 2011). ____. Jun 2011. “Whither the Counter-Movement? Hayek, Polanyi, and the Politics of No Alternative.” Presented at the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE), Madrid. ____. Nov 2011. “Durkheimian Political Analysis: The Moral Bases of Political Authority and the Problem of Expert Monopoly.” Session on “Disciplinary Expertise, Politics and Policy,” organized by S. Mudge and E. Berman, Social Science History Association, Boston, MA. ____ and Michael McQuarrie. Aug 2010. “Neoliberalism as Political Charisma: The Problem of the Progressive Left.” Session on “Putting Culture in Its Place in Comparative-Historical Sociology,”organized by J. Goodwin, American Sociological Association in Atlanta, GA. ____. Apr 2010. “Prophets in Politics: Expert authority and political legitimacy in an age of crisis.” Session on "Sociological Perspectives on Financial Regulation: US-Europe Comparisons," organized by Monica Prasad, Council for European Studies, Montreal, CA. ____ and Antoine Vauchez. Apr 2010. “European Integration as a Palace War: Law, Economics, and the Scholarly Constitution of Supranational Politics.” Session on "Expert professionals in European politics," organized by S. Mudge, Council for European Studies, Montreal, CA. (an earlier version was presented by A. Vauchez at ECPR, Lisbon, Apr 2009) ____. Oct 2009. "What's Left of Leftism?" Social Science History Association, Long Beach, CA. ____. Oct 2008. “What's Left of Leftism? Neoliberalism as Politics in Western Party Systems, 1945-2004.” Social Science History Association, Miami, FL. ____. Aug 2008. “What's Left of Leftism? The Redefinition of Political Categories in Europe, 1945-2003.” Section on “Comparative and Historical Sociology/Ideas and Institutions in Neoliberal Politics,” Greta Krippner & Isaac Martin. American Sociological Association, Boston, MA. ____. Oct 2007. “Neo-liberalism – Why did the left turn right?” With Claes Belfrage and Helen Callaghan, organized by Sven Steinmo, European University Institute (EUI), Florence, IT. ____. May 2007. "What is Sociology?" Graduate student speaker, commencement ceremony of the UC- Berkeley Department of Sociology. Zellerbach Hall, UC-Berkeley.

Teaching Graduate UC-Davis: Sociology 295: Knowledge, Power & Politics [Sociology of Knowledge] (2016) Sociology 215: Economy, Polity & Society [Economic Sociology] (2016, 2019) Sociology 295: Special Topics in Political & Economic Sociology: Neoliberalism (2014, 2017) Sociology 293: Proseminar (for first-year graduate students) (2014, 2015, 2017) Sociology 265A: Classical Social Theory (2011-2012 & 2015-2019)

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Elsewhere: Neoliberalism and Its Discontents (2008, 2-day workshop with S. Steinmo & J. Campbell, EUI) Sociology 271C: Quantitative Methods (2004, UC-Berkeley, Graduate Student Instructor [GSI]) Undergraduate UC-Davis: Sociology 138, Economic Sociology (2020) Sociology 3, Honors: Debt & Inequality (2016, 2017, 2019) Sociology 3: Social Problems (2010-2016) Sociology 100: Introduction to Sociological Theory (2010-2012, 2014-2017) Sociology 118: Political Sociology (2012-2013, 2018, 2020) Sociology 124: Sociology of Education (2011-2012)

UC-Berkeley: Sociology 190: What Can We Expect of Schools? (2006, UC-Berkeley, Acting Instructor) Sociology 101A/B: History of Sociological Theory (2002-03, UC-Berkeley, GSI) Sociology 1: Introduction to Sociology (2001, UC-Berkeley, GSI)

Professional memberships & affiliations, past & present • American Sociological Association (ASA) • Social Science History Association (SSHA) • Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) • Council for European Studies (CES) • Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG) • EUI Max Weber Programme • Fulbright Association

Professional service Current: Journal editorial boards: Social Science History (since 2017) Socio-Economic Review (since 2016)

Professional associations: Executive Committee, Social Science History Association (since Fall 2018) Politics Network Co-Chair, Social Science History Association (since Fall 2009) Secretary-Treasurer, Political Sociology Section of the ASA (since Fall 2018)

UC Davis & UC: Chair, Graduate Program Committee, Sociology Department (2019-2020) UC Education Abroad Program (UCEAP), Faculty Advisory Committee on Europe

UC-Davis graduate advising: Dissertation Committee: Sean Arseo, Emily Breuninger, Bridget Clark, Shaun Geer, Charlotte Glennie, Michael Hunter [Philosophy], Karin Root

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Qualifying Exam: Eli Alston-Stepnitz, Tanaya Gupta [chair], Christopher Lawrence Master’s/QP Committee: Ori Tamir, Elyssa Fogleman, Nadia Smiecinska [chair], Alana Stein Major Professor: Eli Alston-Stepnitz, Nadia Smiecinska, Christopher Lawrence, Paola Langer

Fellowship application reviewing: Center for Engaged Scholarship – reviewer (2016-present)

Past: American Sociological Association: Member, ASA Dissertation Award Committee (2018-2019) Member, Editorial Board, Sociological Theory (2014-2017) Council Member, ASA Comparative Historical Sociology (CHS) Section (2015-2018) • Chair, CHS Barrington Moore Book Award Committee, ASA CHS Section (2017) Council Member, ASA Political Sociology Section (2013-2016) • Member, ASA Political Sociology Section Book Award Committee (2016, 2014) • Chair, Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Committee (Article or Book Chapter) Award (2015) • Member, ASA Political Sociology Section Best Graduate Paper Award (2013) Member, ASA Economic Sociology Section Viviana Zelizer Book Award Committee (2012-2013) Co-organizer (with I. Tavory), ASA Junior Theorist Symposium (2011-2012)

UC Davis & UC: UC-Davis Hellman Fellowship review committee (2019) Undergraduate Program Committee, Sociology Department (2018-2019) First Year Portfolio Review Committee, Sociology Department (2018-2019) Departmental Climate Committee, Sociology Department (2017-2018) Preliminary Exam Committee (theory), Sociology Department (2010-12, 2015, 2016) Graduate Student Professional Development Committee, Sociology Department (2014-2015) Recruitment Committee member, Sociology Department (2014-2015) Recruitment Committee external member, Economics (2014-2015) Awards Committee, Sociology Department Sociology (2012-2013) Non-Senate Faculty Review Committee, Sociology Department (2012-2013) Undergraduate Program Committee, Sociology Department (2011-2012) Organizer, Social Inquiry Workshop & Departmental Colloquium, Sociology Department (2011-2012) Graduate Program Committee, Sociology Department (2010-2011) Professional Development Committee, UC-Davis Sociology (2010-2011)

UC-Davis graduate advising: Dissertation Committee (Ezekiel Baker, Phyllis Jeffrey [chair]); Qualifying Exam (Bridget Clark [chair], Sean Arseo [chair], Ezekiel Baker [chair]; Charlotte Glennie, Dustin Mabry, Emily Breuninger, Karin Root, Valerie Feldman, Jabou McCoy, Chris Caldeira, Phyllis Jeffrey, Michael Hunter [Philosophy]); Qualifying Paper Committee (Jennifer Tyree-Hagemann, Ezekiel Baker, Eli Alston-Stepnitz [chair]); Major Professor (Nathalie Miller, Chloe Grossman, Christine Fields)

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Fellowship application reviewer: Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL), MOVE-IN Louvain incoming post-doc Fellowships (2017) Social Science Research Council, Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship Program (DPDF) Student Competition (2014)

Refereeing & reviewing, past & present American Journal of Sociology; American Sociological Review; British Journal of Sociology; Cambridge University Press; Columbia University Press; Comparative European Politics; Comparative Political Studies; Contemporary Sociology; Journal of Common Market Studies; Oxford University Press; New Political Economy; Polity Press; Public Administration; Political Research Quarterly; Rowman & Littlefield; Social Forces; Social Problems; Social Science History; Socio-Economic Review; Sociology Compass; Sociological Theory; West European Politics

Pre-doctoral work experience (selected) Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE), UC-Berkeley (2007) Worked with N. Fligstein on revisions of his book, Euroclash: The EU, European Identity, and the Future of Europe (Oxford University Press, 2008). Survey Research Center (SRC), UC-Berkeley (2000-2002) Worked with M. Hout and C. Fischer on Census data analyses for A Century of Difference: How America Changed in the Last One Hundred Years (Russell Sage Foundation, 2006). Institute for the Study of Social Change (ISSC), UC-Berkeley (1998-2000) Analyzed admissions policies of Yale University for J. Karabel, for The Chosen: The Hidden History of Admission and Exclusion at Harvard, Yale, and Princeton (Houghton Mifflin, 2005). The Urban Institute, Washington D.C. (1996-1998) Assisted in design and execution of education program evaluations, including the DeWitt Wallace- Reader's Digest Fund Pathways to Teaching Careers Program.

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