Christopher S. P. Magee Curriculum Vitae May 2019

Personal

Business Address Department of Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA 17837 (570) 577 – 1752 [email protected]

Home Address 3054 Kratzerville Road Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 374 – 5741 Education

Swarthmore College Economics B.A. 1992 University of Wisconsin (Madison) Economics M.A. 1994 University of Wisconsin (Madison) Economics Ph.D. 1997

Teaching Experience

Visiting Assistant Professor Michigan State University 1997 – 1998 Assistant Professor Bard College 1998 – 2001 Assistant Professor Bucknell University 2001 – 2006 Associate Professor Bucknell University 2006 – 2012 Visiting Associate Professor Texas A&M University 2008 Professor Bucknell University 2012 – present

Classes Taught

International Economics Introduction to Microeconomics Introduction to Macroeconomics Comparative Economic Systems Topics in International Economics Statistical Methods in the Social Sciences American Economic Transition Economies: From Communism to Capitalism Labor Economics European Economic History Economics of Politics and Lobbying Economic Principles and Problems Econometrics Intermediate Macroeconomics Seminar in International Economics International Trade: Theory and Policy The Globalization Debate

Research Fields

International Trade, Public Choice

1 Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications

Massoud, Tansa, John Doces, and Christopher Magee, 2019, “Protests and the Arab Spring: An Empirical Investigation,” forthcoming in Polity.

Magee, Christopher, 2017, “The increasing irrelevance of trade diversion,” Kyklos 70 (2): 278 – 305.

Magee, Christopher, 2016, “Trade creation, trade diversion, and the general equilibrium effects of regional trade agreements: A study of the European Community – Turkey customs union,” Review of World Economics, 152 (2), 383-399.

Doces, John, and Christopher Magee, 2015, “Trade and Democracy: A Factor Based Approach,” International Interactions 41(2): 407 – 425.

Magee, C., and J. Doces, 2015, “Reconsidering Regime Type and Growth: Lies, Dictatorships, and Statistics,” Quarterly 59 (2), 223-237.

Massoud, T. and C. Magee, 2012, “Trade and Political, Economic, and Military Relations” Peace Economics, Peace Science, and Public Policy 18 (1).

Magee, C., 2012, “The Incumbent Spending Puzzle,” Social Science Quarterly 93 (4), 932 – 949.

Gawande, K. and C. Magee, 2012, “Free Riding and Protection for Sale,” International Studies Quarterly 56 (4), 735 – 747.

Magee, C., 2011, “Why are trade barriers so low?” Economic Affairs 31 (3), 12 – 17.

Schroffel, Jesse, and Christopher Magee, 2011, “Own-Race Bias among NBA Coaches,” Journal of Sports Economics, March, http://jse.sagepub.com/content/early/2011/03/10/1527002511402758.

Magee, C. and T. Massoud, 2011, “Openness and Internal Conflict,” Journal of Peace Research 48 (1), 59 – 72.

Magee, C., 2010, “Would NAFTA have been approved by the House of Representatives under President Bush? Presidents, Parties, and Trade Policy,” Review of International Economics, 18 (2), 382 – 395.

Magee, C., 2009, “Do Professors’ Opinions Affect Students?” Forum for Social Economics 38 (2-3), 135 – 151. http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&id=doi:10.1007/s12143-008-9025-6

Magee, C., 2008, “New Measures of Trade Creation and Trade Diversion,” Journal of International Economics 75, 340 – 362. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jinteco.2008.03.006

Magee, C., and S. Magee, 2008, “The United States is a Small Country in World Trade,” Review of International Economics 16 (5), 990 – 1004.

Magee, C., 2007, “Influence, Elections, and the Value of a Vote in the U.S. House of Representatives,” Economics and Politics 19, 289 – 315. (Lead article)

2 Wolaver, A., and C. Magee, 2006, “The Effects of Political Action Committee Contributions on Medical Liability Legislation,” Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy 6 (1), article 21, http://www.bepress.com/bejeap/topics/vol6/iss1/art21/.

Magee, C. and A. Wolaver, 2005, “Policy Divergence in Races for the U.S. House of Representatives,” Social Science Quarterly 86 (3), 565 – 581.

Magee, C., C. Davidson, and S. Matusz, 2005, “Trade, Turnover, and Tithing,” Journal of International Economics, 66 (1), 157 – 176.

Beaulieu, E. and C. Magee, 2004, “Four Simple Tests of Campaign Contributions and Trade Policy Preferences,” Economics and Politics 16 (2): 163 – 187.

Magee, C., 2003, “Endogenous Preferential Trade Agreements: An Empirical Analysis,” Contributions to Economic Analysis & Policy 2 (1), article 15, http://www.bepress.com/bejeap/contributions/vol2/iss1/art15.

Magee, C., 2003, “Third Party Candidates and the 2000 Presidential Election,” Social Science Quarterly 84 (3): 574 – 595.

Magee, C., 2003, “Endogenous Tariffs and Trade Adjustment Assistance,” Journal of International Economics 60 (1): 203 – 222.

Magee, C., 2002, “Declining Industries and Persistent Tariff Protection,” Review of International Economics, 10 (4): 749 – 762.

Magee, C., 2002, “Endogenous Trade Policy and Lobby Formation: An Application to the Free-Rider Problem” Journal of International Economics, 57 (2): 449 – 471.

Magee, C., 2002, “Do political action committees give money to candidates for electoral or influence motives?” Public Choice 112: 373 – 399.

Magee, C., 2001, “Administered Protection for Workers: An Analysis of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program,” Journal of International Economics 53 (1): 105 – 125.

Baldwin, R. and C. Magee, 2000, “Is Trade Policy for Sale? Congressional Voting on Recent Trade Bills,” Public Choice 105: 79 – 101. Winner of the Duncan Black Award for 2000 (best paper of the year in Public Choice)

Pirog-Good, M. and C. Magee, 1997, “High School Completion: The Influence of Schools, Families, and Adolescent Parenting,” Social Science Quarterly 78 (3): 710 – 724.

Edited Volume and Other Publications

Magee, C., 2013, “Book Review: The Oxford Handbook of International Commercial Policy,” World Trade Review, volume 12, issue 1, 117-120.

Magee, C. and S. Magee, 2010, “Endogenous Trade Protection: A Survey,” The Oxford Handbook of Business and Government, David Coen, Wyn Grant, and Graham Wilson, eds. (Oxford University Press: Oxford) 703 – 729.

3 Magee, C. and S. Magee, 2004, “The Madison Paradox and the Low Cost of Reducing Special Interest Legislation,” in Douglas Nelson, ed., The Political Economy of Policy Reform: Essays in Honor of J. Michael Finger, (Elsevier Press: Amsterdam), pp. 131 – 154.

Magee, C., 2004, “Industry and Factor Linkages between Lobby Groups,” in D. Mitra and A. Panagariya, eds., The Political Economy of Trade, Aid and Foreign Investment Policies, Elsevier Press, 2004, pp. 159 – 175.

Magee, C., C. Davidson, and S. Matusz, 2003, “Trade, Turnover, and Tithing,” Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy Research Paper 2003/38.

Magee, S. and C. Magee, 2003, “The Effects of Rent Seeking on Economic Development: An Increasing Divergence between Rich and Poor Countries?” S. Ramaswamy and J. Cason, eds., Development and Democracy (University Press of New England; Hanover, NH), pp. 123 – 145.

Magee, S. and C. Magee, 2002, “Rent Seeking and Development,” in Albert Tavidze, ed., Progress in Economic Research, Vol. II (Nova Science Publishers: New York).

Magee, C., 2001, “Campaign Contributions, Policy Decisions, and Election Outcomes: A Study of the Effects of Campaign Finance Reform,” Jerome Levy Economics Institute Public Policy Brief 64.

Baldwin, R. and C. Magee, 2000, Congressional Trade Votes: From NAFTA Approval to Fast-Track Defeat (Institute for International Economics: Washington D.C.).

Magee, C., et al., 2000, “Transition Economies: Policies and Prospects,” Bard Journal of Social Science 7 (5-6), 17 – 33, with students in Economics 214.

Magee, C., 1999, “Why Do Political Action Committees Give Money to Candidates? Campaign Contributions, Policy Choices, and Election Outcomes,” Jerome Levy Institute Working Paper #292.

Baldwin, R. and C. Magee, 1998, “Is Trade Policy for Sale? Congressional Voting on Recent Trade Bills,” NBER Working Paper # 6376.

Submissions

Working Papers

Magee, Christopher, 2019, “Regional trade agreement formation: Do trade creation and trade diversion affect partner choice?”

Magee, Christopher, Tansa Massoud, and John Doces, 2019, “Diffusion in Arab Spring Protests.”

Doces, John, Danielle Lupton, Christopher Magee, and Chanda Singoyi, 2019, “Authoritarianism, ‘Big Man’ Leadership, and Economic Development: Economic Favoritism and Personalistic Policies in Africa.”

Magee, Christopher, “Do Students Sort Themselves Based on Economic Ideology?”

4 Presentations

Magee, C., “Teaching Econometrics,” Eastern Economic Association meetings, February 2011.

Schroffel, J., and C. Magee, “Own-Race Bias among NBA Coaches,” Center for the Study of Race Ethnicity and Gender Colloquium, November 2009.

Magee, C., “The Incumbent Spending Puzzle,” Bucknell University Faculty Colloquium, March 2009

Magee, C., “The Incumbent Spending Puzzle,” Lafayette seminar series, October 2008

Gawande, K. and C. Magee, “Free Riding on Protection for Sale” International Political Economy Society Meetings, Philadelphia, PA, November 2008

Gawande, K. and C. Magee, “Free Riding on Protection for Sale” Southern Economic Association Meetings, Washington DC, November 2008

Magee, C. and T. Massoud “Trade Openness and Internal Conflict,” presented at the International Studies Association Meetings in March 2008 in San Francisco and SMU economics seminar, May 2008.

Magee, C., and S. Magee, 2008, “The United States is a Small Country in World Trade,” presented at the Baylor University Seminar in February, 2008.

Massoud, T. and C. Magee, “Trade and Political, Economic, and Military Cooperation,” presented at the September 2006 American Political Science Association Meetings in Philadelphia.

Magee, C., “Robert Peel, Bill Clinton, and the George Bushes,” paper presented at Conference in Honor of Jagdish Bhagwati’s 70th birthday, Columbia University, August 5, 2005.

Magee, C., “The Choice of Preferential Trading Partners and the Trade Effects of Regionalism,” presented at the Summer Econometrics Society Meetings, Brown University, June 2004, and at the Southern Economics Association meetings, November 2004.

Refereeing Work

American Economic Review International Studies Quarterly American Economic Journal: Economic Policy Journal of Applied Econometrics American Political Science Review Journal of Common Market Studies B.E. Journals of Economic Analysis & Policy Journal of Development Economics British Journal of Political Science Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization Bulletin of Economic Research Journal of Economic Education Canadian Journal of Economics Journal of Economics Canadian Public Policy Journal of and Regional Planning China Economic Review Journal of International Economics Conflict Management and Peace Science Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization Congress & the Presidency Journal of Peace Research Contemporary Economic Policy Journal of Public Economics Eastern Economic Journal Journal of Regulatory Economics Economic Inquiry Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences Economic Modelling Political Behavior Economic Record Public Choice

5 Economic Theory Review of Economics and Statistics Economics & Politics Review of International Economics Economics of Governance Review of International Organizations Economics Letters Review of International Political Economy Emerging Markets Finance and Trade Review of World Economics Empirical Economics Social Networking European Economic Review Social Sciences European Journal of Political Economy Social Science Quarterly International Economic Review Social Science Research International Interactions Southern Economic Journal Int’l Journal of Economics & Management The World Economy International Journal of Sport Finance NSF grant proposal International Organization Mercatus Center Working Paper International Review of Economic Thomson/South-western econometrics textbook review International Review of Economics & Finance John Wiley & Sons international trade textbook review

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