Danielle F. Jung
Contact Information Department of Political Science 327 Tarbutton Hall Phone: 404-727-0507 1555 Dickey Drive Email: [email protected] Emory University Website: daniellejung.com Atlanta, GA 30322
Academic Emory University Apppointments Associate Professor of Political Science, 2019- Assistant Professor of Political Science, 2013-2019
Princeton University Post-Doctoral Research Fellow 2012-2013 Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Empirical Studies of Conflict Project
Education University of California, San Diego PhD in Political Science, 2012
Rice University BA in Political Science and Policy Studies, 2004
Books Lynching and Local Justice (with Dara Kay Cohen) Under contract Cambridge Uni- versity Press, Cambridge Elements: Political Economy Series, ed. David Stasavage
Inside the Islamic State of Iraq: Management, Money, and Terror in Iraq, 2005-2010 2016. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation (with Patrick B. Johnston, Jacob N. Shapiro, Howard J. Shatz, Ben Bahney, Jon Wallace, Patrick Ryan)
Articles “Electoral ink and turnout in a partial democracy’’ 2018. The British Journal of Political Science. 1-17; doi:10.1017/S0007123418000121 (with Karen E. Ferree, Robert Dowd, and Clark Gibson)
“Competing for Constituents: Trends in Terrorist Service Provision” Forthcoming at Terrorism and Political Violence DOI: 0.1080/09546553.2017.1368494 (with William A. Wagstaff)
“The double-edged sword of mobilizing citizens via mobile phone in developing coun- tries” 2018. Development Engineering Vol. 3:34-46 (with Aaron Erlich, James Long, Craig McIntosh)
“Negotiating with Rebels: The Effect of Rebel Service Provision on Conflict Negotia- tions” 2017. Journal of Conflict Resolution 61(6):1203-1229 (with Lindsay Heger)
“Linking Non-State Governance and Violence” 2017. Journal of Global Security Studies 2(3):220-236 (with Wendy Wong and Lindsay Heger)
1 “Improving Electoral Integrity with Information and Communications Technology” 2016. Journal of Experimental Political Science 3(1):4-17 (with Michael Callen, Clark Gibson, and James D. Long)
“Insurgent Compensation: Evidence from Iraq” 2013. American Economic Review: Papers & Proceedings 103(3):518-522 (with Ben Bahney, Radha Iyengar, Patrick John- ston, Howard Shatz and Jake Shapiro)
“Organizing for Success: How Group Structure Impacts the Character of Violence” 2012. Terrorism and Political Violence 24(5): 743-768 (with Lindsay Heger and Wendy Wong)
“Markets, Hierarchies, and Networks: An Agent-Based Organizational Ecology” 2011. American Journal of Political Science Volume 55(4): 972-990 (with David A. Lake)
Working “Covering the Campaign: News, Elections, and the Information Environment in Emerg- Papers/Under ing Democracies” (with Aaron Erlich and James Long) Review “After the Quake: Gender and the Political and Social Consequences of the 2010 Haitian Earthquake” (with Dara Kay Cohen and Danielle Villa)
“Determinants of rebel organizational structure and the effects of counter-insurgency: Population Dynamics and Organizational Ecology in Rebellion”
“Who Supports War and Why? Status Concerns as a Source of the Gender Gap” (with Dara Kay Cohen)
“Social Sanctioning, Trust, and Voter Turnout in Emerging Democracies: Evidence from Afghanistan” (with James D. Long)
“Does membership matter? How Armed Group Composition Influences Public Sup- port” (with Dara Kay Cohen)
“What terrorist groups are vulnerable to leadership decapitation? Assessing the role of organizational consolidation” (with William A. Wagstaff)
“How Technology Shapes the Crowd: Participation in the 2014 South African Election” (with James D. Long, Craig McIntosh, Clark Gibson, Karen Ferree) CEGA working paper series No. 67.
“The welfare non-state: Non-state service provision” (with Wendy Wong, Jane Lawrence Sumner, and Amanda Murdie)
“Correlates of Electoral Fraud: When and where do anti-fraud interventions work best” (with Laura Maxwell, Grant Buckles, and James Long)
“Organizations and the Evolution of Cooperation” (with David A. Lake)
Other “Terrorist and Insurgent Organization Social Services (TIOS) Dataset V2” 2018. One Publications Earth Future Foundation Report (with Lindsay L. Heger and William A. Wagstaff) DOI: 10.18289/OEF.2018.026
2 “David A. Lake: Master Builder” 2016. PS: Political Science & Politics Vol. 49, Issue 4, 899-904. (with Wendy H. Wong)
“The terrorist bureaucracy: Inside the files of the Islamic State in Iraq” The Boston Globe December 14, 2014 (with Jacob N. Shapiro)
“Managing a Transnational Insurgency: The Islamic State of Iraq’s ‘Paper Trail,’ 2005- 2010” December 2014 The Combating Terrorism Center at West Point (with Jacob N. Shapiro, Pat Ryan, and Jon Wallace)
“A Common Framework for Understanding Non-State Organizations” May 2014 One Earth Future Foundation Report (with Lindsay Heger, Sarah Stroup, Wendy Wong)
Selected Work in “Competition and Fraud: Evidence from an RCT in Kenya” (with James D. Long) Progress Technology and Political Participation (with James Long and Aaron Erlich)
Grants USAID Development Innovation Ventures (AID-OAA-A-14-00004): $1,387,559 (co-PI) 2013-2016
University Research Council-Halle Institute for Global Research and Learning $29,606, 2018-2020
Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada “The Welfare Non-state: Understanding Legitimate Governance by a Variety of Actors” CAD 23,400 2018-2020
Carr Center for Human Rights Policy (co-PI): $10,000 2016-2017
Folke Bernadotte Academy (DNR 16-00442)(co-PI): SEK 322,199 2016-2017
David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (co-PI): $19,400 2016-2017
Folke Bernadotte Academy (DNR 17-00414): SEK 200,000 (co-PI) 2018-2019
Weatherhead Institute (co-PI): $5,000 2016-2017
Data Terrorist and Insurgent Organization Social Services (with Lindsay Heger)
Fatalities and Lethal Violence in Port-au-Prince (2002-2017) (with Dara Kay Cohen)
Longitudinal Indicators of Service Provision by Terrorist and Insurgent Organizations (TIOS 2.0) (with Lindsay Heger and William A. Wagstaff)
Professional Associate Editor Conflict Management and Peace Science (2019-) Service
Editorial Board Conflict Management and Peace Science (2019-)
3 Reviewer American Journal of Political Science, American Political Science Review, Comparative Political Studies, Conflict Management and Peace Science, Environment and Urbanization, Government & Opposition, International Interactions, International Organization, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Peace Research, Journal of Politics, National Science Foundation, Oxford University Press, Politics & Gender, Political Research Quarterly, The Review of International Organizations, Rowman & Littlefield, Terrorism and Political Violence
Department Graduate Committee 2013-2016 Service Graduate Admissions 2013-15 Graduate Policy and Evaluation Subcommittee 2015-2016 International Studies Major Committee 2013- Faculty Search Committee (joint with IQTM) 2014 Target of Opportunity Faculty Search Committee 2016-2017 Faculty Search Committee 2018
University Institute for Quantitative Theory and Methods, Advisory Board 2014-2016 Service University Research Committee, Social Science sub-committee 2015-2017 Laney Graduate School Jones Program in Ethics, Advisory Committee 2015- Grievance Committee, College 2019-2022 Carnegie Fellowship, reader and interviewer 2014, 2016
Teaching Courses Taught (Emory): The Linear Model, Graduate (Spring 2014, Spring 2015) Conflict, Graduate (Spring 2015, Spring 2017) Dissertation Colloquium, Graduate (AY 2016-2017) Intermediate International Politics, Undergraduate (Spring 2016, Spring 2017) Nations and Nationalism, Undergraduate (Fall 2013, Spring 2016) Illicit Organizations, Undergraduate (Fall 2013, Fall 2014, Fall 2015)
Directed Readings: Repression, Graduate Illicit Organizations, Graduate Nations and Nationalism, Undergraduate Conflict, Undergraduate
PhD Advising Placements
Grant Buckles, Gallup World Poll (PhD 2017, Committee Member)
Laura Huber, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Cornell University (PhD 2019, Committee Member)
Sabrina Karim, Assistant Professor of Government Cornell University (PhD 2016, Com- mittee Member)
4 Richard Morgan, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Varieties of Democracy, University of Gothenburg (PhD 2018, Committee Member)
William A. Wagstaff, Assistant Professor of International Security, Blue Horizons Pro- gram, Center for Strategy and Technology, Air War College (PhD 2017, Committee Member)
Candidates
Daniel Arnon (PhD in progress, Committee Member) Travis Curtice (PhD in progress, Committee Member) Rachel Harmon (PhD in progress, Committee Member) Danielle Villa (PhD in progress, Committee Member)
MA Advising Nate Edwards (MA 2014, Committee Member)
BA Advising Olivia Czufin (Honors Thesis Committee Member, 2016) Brian Delgado (Honors Thesis Committee Member, 2016) Alex Gazmararian (Honors Thesis Committee Member, 2019) Min-Young Park (Honors Thesis Committee Member, 2017) Matthew Ribel (Honors Thesis Committee Chair, 2019) Bradyn Schiffman (Honors Thesis Committee Member, 2018)
Talks Yale University, Joint meeting of the Comparative Seminar Series and the International Relations Seminar Series (January 2019) Ostrom Workshop Colloquium, Indiana University (October 2018) NYU Abu Dhabi, Political Science Seminar Series ( September 2018) Columbia University, International Politics Seminar (CUIPS) (April 2018) Emory, Political Institutions and Methodology (2018) SUNY-Binghamton, The Dynamics of Citizen Support for Political Violence Speaker Series, (March 2018) Global Innovation Week, USAID, (2017, Invited Innovator) Emory Brown Bag (2015) USAID, Pretoria, South Africa (2015) USAID, Washington (2014) Harvard Government Department (2012) Harvard Kennedy School (2012) Clemson University (2011) University of Toronto (2011)
Selected SoWEPS, October 2019, co-organizer, Emory University Talks/Conference Participation “Welfare non-state: governance and non-state service provision,” October 2019, co- organizer, University of Toronto
Rebel Governance, Ostrom Workshop, May 2019
International Studies Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, March 2019
5 Pre-conference workshop on Haiti (co-organizer) Peace Science Society, Annual Meeting 2018, Austin, Texas November 2018
Folke Bernadotte Academy, Research Working Group Meeting on “Elections in Emerg- ing Democracies,” Stockholm, Sweden, June 2018
“Welfare non-state: governance and non-state service provision,” June 2018, co-organizer
The Organization of Rebellion: Understanding Rebel Group Governance and Legiti- macy, CIDCM at the University of Maryland, College Park, 2018
Folke Bernadotte Academy, Research Working Group Meeting, PRIO, Oslo, Norway 2018
Formal Models of Internal Violence workshop, Arizona State University, November 2017
Formal Models and Comparative Politics Conference, September 8-9 2017, Discussant
“Covering the campaign: Political Attention in the 2014 South African Election” Amer- ican Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, August 30-September 3, 2017
Roots and Resolution of Conflict 2017 International Forum on Peace Science, School of Political Science and Public Administration, East China University of Political Science and Law, June 10-11, 2017
“Social Sanctioning, Trust, and Turnout” Center for the Study of Law, Politics, and Economics, Emory University, February 2017
“Covering the campaign: Political Attention in the 2014 South African Election” In- ternational Studies Association, Annual meeting, February 2017, Baltimore, MD
“Covering the campaign: Political Attention in the 2014 South African Election” Amer- ican Economic Association, Annual meeting, January 2017, Chicago, IL
Organizational Ecology, December 2016, Princeton, NJ
“Covering the campaign: Extracting Election Events in the 2014 South African Elec- tion” Peace Science Society, October 2016, Southbend, IN
“New data on service provision by violent organizations: trends and effects” Interna- tional Studies Association 2016
“Improving Electoral Performance Through Citizen Engagement in South Africa” In- ternational Studies Association 2016
Institutions and Lawmaking 6th Annual conference, Center for the Study of Law, Politics, and Economics February 2016
Toward Common Indicators for Democratic Elections, Workshop, November 2015, The Carter Center and the Institute for Developing Nations
“Correlates of Fraud: When and where do anti-fraud interventions work best” (with Laura Maxwell) and “Improving Electoral Performance Through Citizen Engagement
6 in South Africa” (with James D. Long, Craig McIntosh, Clark Gibson, Karen Ferree), APSA, September 2015, San Francisco, CA
ESOC-USIP Annual Meeting, May 2015, Washington, DC
“Terrorist Service Provision: Competition on the Constituent Market” (with Drew Wagstaff) Midwest Political Science Association, April 2015
Toward Common Indicators for Democratic Elections, Workshop, March 2015 The Carter Center
“What drives voter turnout in Afghanistan?” Emory Brown Bag Series, March 2015
“Detecting and Deterring Election Fraud in Emerging Democracies” International Studies Association, February 2015
“Improving Electoral Performance Through Citizen Engagement in South Africa” (with James Long) US Agency for International Development, Pretoria, South Africa, De- cember 2014
“Improving Electoral Performance Through Citizen Engagement in South Africa” (with James Long and Clark Gibson) presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, August 2014
“Improving Electoral Performance Through Citizen Engagement in South Africa” Pre- sentation to USAID Development Innovation Ventures, Washington, DC, August 2014
Organizer “The Organization of Non-state Actors: Varieties of Linkages between Struc- tures and Agents” Workshop. March 24-5, 2014, Toronto. Sponsored by the Munk School, One Earth Future.
“Illicit Governance: Data on Terrorist Service Provision” Peace Science Society, Knoxville, TN October 2013
“Managing Insurgency: Evidence from Iraq” (with Patrick Johnston, Jacob Shapiro, Howard Shatz) presented at the joint meeting of the International Security Studies Section and the International Security and Arms Control Sections, Washington, DC, October 2013
“Negotiating with Rebel Governments: the Effect of Service Provision on Conflict Out- comes” (with Lindsay Heger) presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, April 2013
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