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ANDREA STRIMLING YODSAMPA, PHD
RESEARCH FELLOW INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PROGRAM HARVARD KENNEDY SCHOOL 79 JOHN F. KENNEDY STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138 USA (617) 460-2923 ⋅ [email protected]
EDUCATION
TUFTS UNIVERSITY, FLETCHER SCHOOL OF LAW AND DIPLOMACY PHD, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (2011) Dissertation: “No One in Charge: A New Theory of Coordination and Analysis of US Civil-Military Coordination in Afghanistan 2001-2009” Dissertation Committee: Peter Uvin; Eileen Babbitt; Antonia Handler Chayes Fields: Human Security; International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution; International Organizations
HARVARD KENNEDY SCHOOL MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY (1993) Fields: Energy and Environmental Policy; Negotiation
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE BACHELOR OF ARTS, cum laude (1988) Major: History
FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS, AND AWARDS
HARVARD KENNEDY SCHOOL POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PROGRAM (2011-present) PRE-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PROGRAM (2008-2011)
SMITH RICHARDSON FOUNDATION WORLD POLITICS AND STATECRAFT FELLOWSHIP (2010-2011) Awarded fellowship to support dissertation research
THE PROGRAM ON NEGOTIATION AT HARVARD LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP (2007-2008) Awarded one of two graduate research fellowships
FULBRIGHT PROGRAM SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP (2001) Awarded Fulbright senior scholarship to teach and conduct research in South Africa
RESEARCH
TUFTS UNIVERSITY, FLETCHER SCHOOL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (2011-present) RESEARCHER (2011-present) Serve as lead researcher for “innovative research” projects sponsored by the US Department of Defense; research focuses on civil-military planning and assessment for complex contingencies
INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR, LEAD SCHOLAR (2007-present) Serve as principal investigator and lead scholar on “innovative research projects” sponsored by the US Department of Defense on civil-military planning and assessment for post-conflict peacebuilding and stabilization and reconstruction (in addition to the research at Tufts University) ANDREA STRIMLING YODSAMPA
RESEARCH (CONT.)
HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (1994-1996) Conducted research in US and abroad on international business, corporate social responsibility, public- private partnerships; co-authored case studies; co-produced documentary
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS RESEARCH ASSISTANT (1993-1994) Assisted with development of automated system to provide early warning of violent inter-group conflict; co-authored paper presented at International Studies Association convention
DEREK BOK, PRESIDENT E MERITUS, HARVARD UNIVERSITY RESEARCH ASSISTANT (1992) Served as research assistant for independent book project
ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS
“Negotiation as Meaning Making: A Third Paradigm.” Presented at International Studies Association Annual Convention (2009), Strimling, A.
“Coordination in Conflict Prevention, Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding: Perspectives from Scholars and Practitioners Involved with the Alliance for Peacebuilding.” Special Edition Co- Editor. International Negotiation 11, no. 1. (2006). Eds. Strimling, A.; Allen Nan, S.
“Coordination in Conflict Prevention, Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding.” Introduction to Special Issue. International Negotiation 11, no. 1. (2006). Allen Nan, S. and Strimling, A.
“Stepping out of the Tracks: Coordination between Official Diplomats and Private Facilitators.” International Negotiation 11, no. 1. (2006). Strimling, A.
“Track One – Track Two Cooperation.” Intractable Conflicts Knowledge Base Project. (2003) Allen Nan, S. and Strimling, A. (www.beyondintractability.org.)
“Building Capacity for JustPeace: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Training Programs.” In Second Track/Citizens’ Diplomacy: Concepts and Techniques for Conflict Transformation, Eds. Davies, J.; Kaufman, E. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. (2002). Strimling, A.
“The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service: A Partner in International Conflict Prevention.” Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal 2, no. 3. (2002). Strimling, A.
“Leadership in Action: The Cleveland Turnaround.” Harvard Business School Publishing. Boston, MA. (1996) Austin, J. and Strimling, A.
TEACHING
CLARK UNIVERSITY ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, INT’L DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT (2007) Designed and taught graduate seminar on international negotiation and peacebuilding
FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION SERVICE (FMCS) COMMISSIONER (1996 - 2007) Taught negotiation and conflict resolution to over 1,000 government officials, military officers, and civil society leaders in the US, Asia, Central and South America, and Eastern Europe
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TEACHING (CONT.)
RAND AFRIKAANS UNIVERSITY, SOUTH AFRICA VISITING PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL STUDIES (2001) Designed and taught department’s first course on international negotiation, conflict management, and peacebuilding as Fulbright Senior Scholar; recognized for exceptional student feedback
HARVARD KENNEDY SCHOOL TEACHING ASSISTANT, ADVANCED APPLIED MICROECONOMICS (1992) Taught review sessions; tutored graduate students
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, RASSIAS LANGUAGE PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR (1988) Taught daily intensive French language course to undergraduate students
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
US MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST POINT (USMA) SENIOR EXPERT (2004) Served on panel of experts from government and civil society convened to advise USMA on the development of their “Winning the Peace” course (representing FMCS)
US NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY NEGOTIATION CURRICULUM (2002-2003) Advised on development of negotiation curriculum (representing FMCS)
US INSTITUTE FOR PEACE EXPERT ADVISOR, COURSE DEVELOPMENT (2008) Advised on development of leadership course, with focus on applications of negotiation theory to team building and coordination
WALDEN UNIVERSITY, LAUREATE EDUCATION EXPERT ADVISOR, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT (2008) Advised on development of new course on negotiation and conflict management
SELECTED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS USA-Pakistan Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness Workshop: Civil-Military Coordination in Post- Conflict Peacebuilding; keynote speech (2011) International Studies Association: Meaning Making in Negotiation: A Third Paradigm (2009) Harvard Kennedy School: Achieving Coordination: Structure and Process in Peacebuilding (2008) University of Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Achieving Coordination (2008) Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School: Achieving Coordination (2008) US Marine Corps University: Negotiation Theory and Practice (2006, 2005) US Military Academy, West Point: Negotiating Civil-Military Coordination (2006, 2004) US Institute of Peace: Negotiating Civil-Military Relations (2005) US Foreign Service Institute: Third-Party Intervention (2005, 2003, 2002) National Defense University: Negotiating Inter-Agency Coordination (2005) Syracuse University: Impact Evaluation in International Conflict Resolution (2003) University of Maryland: Mediation and Third-Party Intervention (2002)
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SELECTED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS (CONT.) US Special Forces, Fort Bragg: Negotiation Theory and Practice (2000) Harvard Kennedy School: Interest-Based Mediation. Executive Education Program (2000) Peace Corps: Conflict Resolution in Cross-Cultural Context (1999) Johns Hopkins University: Mediation and Interest-Based Negotiation (1997)
US GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE
FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION SERVICE (FMCS) DIRECTOR, INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL COOPERATION PROGRAM (2003-2007) COMMISSIONER, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM (1998-2007) COMMISSIONER, WASHINGTON, DC FIELD OFFICE (1996-1998) Led international conflict resolution projects; established and directed FMCS’ Inter- Organizational Cooperation Program, working with the US Departments of Defense and State, and USAID on interagency, civil-military, and multinational cooperation; awarded six Special Act Awards for “exceptional contributions to the Service” • Led agency’s involvement in multi-year effort to prevent and resolve violent inter-communal conflicts in Indonesia; consulted with ministers of defense, human rights, environment, reconstruction, and decentralization; worked closely with former Minister of Environment, senior Indonesian scholars, and human rights and environmental leaders • Facilitated meeting of senior policy makers from the US Departments of Defense and State and USAID on the joint State-USAID Strategic Planning Process • Served as lead facilitator for multinational conferences at National Defense University with over 300 leaders from US Departments of Defense and State, NATO, UN, and NGOs • Convened and led consultation on behalf of US Joint Forces Command involving senior scholars and NGO leaders • Designed and taught negotiation seminar at National Defense University to over one hundred government officials, military officers, UN and NATO officials, and NGO leaders • Designed and led symposium on Track One - Track Two cooperation, with participation of senior international diplomats, scholars, and civil society leaders • Served with US diplomats on five-member US delegation to Stockholm Forum on Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation • Facilitated contentious public meetings, including environmental hearings and consultation in New York following collapse of World Trade Center • Initiated fellowship program in collaboration with the Fletcher School at Tufts University and the US National Defense University; hired and supervised fellows
CIVIL SOCIETY EXPERIENCE
ALLIANCE FOR PEACEBUILDING CHAIR, BOARD OF DIRECTORS (2005-2007) MEMBER, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD (2002-2008) Served for two years as Chair of the Board and for another four years as a member of the executive committee of the Board of the Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP), a Washington, DC - based NGO; served on leadership team that secured $1.5 million start-up grant
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CIVIL SOCIETY EXPERIENCE (CONT.)
WOMEN WORLD LEADERS GLOBAL SECURITY SUMMIT EXPERT FACILITATOR (2007) Served as expert facilitator for three-day global security summit; led session on preventing terrorism, with participation of a sitting head of state, a former head of state, a Middle East minister of human rights, and international experts on security and terrorism
UPPER VALLEY BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTAL ALLIANCE CO-FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR (1990-91) Co-founded and co-directed regional association of business leaders dedicated to sustainable development, working with local political and environmental leaders; co-edited newsletter distributed to 1000 business leaders
ADDITIONAL SERVICE
SHESOURCE EXPERT, Women’s Media Center (www.shesource.org) (2008-present)
PEER REVIEWER, International Negotiation Journal, International Security (2006, 2008, 2009)
GRANT REVIEW PANELIST, US Institute of Peace (dates confidential)
PEER REVIEW COMMITTEE MEMBER, Fulbright Senior Specialists Program (2003-2004)
TRUSTEE AND MEMBER, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Chaordic Commons (2001-2003)
AFFILIATIONS
FELLOW, INTER-UNIVERSITY SEMINAR ON ARMED FORCES & SOCIETY (2009-present)
MEMBER, American Political Science Association (2007-present)
MEMBER, International Studies Association (2007-present)
MEMBER, Women in International Security (2008-present)
MEMBER, International Association for Conflict Management (1998-2003)
MEMBER, Association for Conflict Resolution (1997-2002)
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