Dr. Erin Hannah Research Interests: International Political Economy; Trade Politics; Associate Professor and Chair Department of Political Science Sustainable Development, Poverty and Inequality; Gender; Global King’s University College at the Governance; Global Civil Society; European Union Politics University of Western Ontario Email: [email protected] Twitter: @ErinHannah2 Education 2008 PhD Political Science University of Toronto, Canada Areas of Concentration: International Relations and International Political Economy 2001 MA Political Science York University, Canada Areas of Concentration: International Relations and International Political Economy 2001 HBA Political Science and International Development Studies University of Toronto, Canada Employment and Appointments 2017 - present Senior Fellow Canadian International Council (CIC) 2016 - present Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Political Science King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario 2015 - present Balsillie Fellow Balsillie School of International Affairs, University of Waterloo 2013-2016 Associate Professor, Department of Political Science King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario 2008-2013 Assistant Professor and Chair, Department of Political Science King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario List of Publications Monographs • Hannah, Erin (2016) NGOs and Global Trade: Non-State Voices in EU Trade Policymaking. Abingdon: Routledge, Global Institutions Series. Edited Volumes • Hannah, Erin James Scott and Silke Trommer (eds) (2015) Expert Knowledge in Global Trade. Abingdon: Routledge, Global Institutions Series. Journal Articles • Hannah, Erin, James Scott and Rorden Wilkinson (2018) “The WTO in Buenos Aires: The Outcome and Significance for the Future of the Multilateral Trading System,” World Economy 41(early view). • Hannah, Erin, Amy Janzwood, James Scott and Rorden Wilkinson (2018) “What Kind of Civil Society? The Changing Complexion of Public Engagement at the WTO,” Journal of World Trade 52(1): 113-141. • Hannah, Erin, Holly Ryan, and James Scott (2017) “Power, Knowledge and Resistance: The Revolutionary Potential of IGOs in Global Trade Governance?,” Review of International Political Economy 24(5): 741-775. • Hannah, Erin, James Scott and Rorden Wilkinson (2017) “Reforming WTO-Civil Society Engagement,” World Trade Review 16(3): 427-448. • Wilkinson, Rorden, Erin Hannah and James Scott (2016) “The WTO in Nairobi: The Demise of the Doha Development Agenda and the Future of the Multilateral Trading System,” Global Policy 7(2): 247- 255 • Hannah, Erin and Rorden Wilkinson (2016) “Zombies and IR: A Critical Reading,” Politics 36 (1): 5-18. • Wilkinson, Rorden, Erin Hannah and James Scott (2014) “The WTO in Bali: What MC9 Means for the Doha Development Agenda and Why it Matters,” Third World Quarterly 35(6): 1032-1050. • Hannah, Erin (2014) “The Quest for Inclusive and Accountable Governance: Embedded NGOs and Demand Driven Advocacy in the International Trade Regime,” Journal of World Trade 48 (3): 457-479. 1 • Hannah, Erin (2011) “NGOs and the European Union: Examining the Power of Epistemes in the EC’s TRIPS and Access to Medicines Negotiations,” Journal of Civil Society 7(2): 179-206. • Hannah, Erin and Steven Bernstein (2008) “Non-State Global Standard Setting and the WTO: Legitimacy and the Need for Regulatory Space,” Journal of International Economic Law 11(3): 575-608. Book Chapters • Hannah, Erin and James Scott (2018) “NGOs and Global Trade,” in Thomas Davies (ed.), Routledge Handbook of NGOs and International Relations. London: Routledge. • Hannah, Erin and James Scott (2017) “From Palais de Nations to Centre William Rappard: Prebisch and UNCTAD as Sources of Ideas in the GATT/WTO,” in Matias Margulis (ed.), The Global Political Economy of Raúl Prebisch. London: Routledge, Review of International Political Economy Series. • Hannah, Erin, James Scott and Silke Trommer (2015) “Introduction”, in Erin Hannah, James Scott and Silke Trommer (eds.), Expert Knowledge in Global Trade. Abingdon: Routledge, Global Institutions Series. • Hannah, Erin (2015) “Ratcheting up Accountability? Embedded NGOs in the Multilateral Trade System,” in Erin Hannah, James Scott and Silke Trommer (eds.), Expert Knowledge in Global Trade. Abingdon: Routledge, Global Institutions Series, 2015. • Bernstein, Steven and Erin Hannah (2012) “The WTO and Institutional (In)Coherence in Global Economic Governance,” in Amrita Narlikar, Martin Daunton, Robert Stern (eds.), Oxford Handbook on the World Trade Organization. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Blogs • Hannah, Erin and Amy Wood (2018) “Getting Socially Progressive Trade Right: How Canada Ought to Approach Trade and Gender with the Pacifica Alliance,” Signal Board, Canadian International Council, 8 March https://thecic.org/getting-socially-progressive-trade-right/ • Hannah, Erin and Silke Trommer (2017) “What Does Gender Mean at the WTO and Who Benefits?,” Signal Board, Canadian International Council, 18 October https://thecic.org/wto-gender/ • Hannah, Erin (2016) “Expert Knowledge in Global Trade: Giving Voice to the Voice to the Voiceless,” Global Policy blog series, 4 February http://www.globalpolicyjournal.com/blog/04/02/2016/expert- knowledge-global-trade-giving-voice-voiceless • Hannah, Erin (2016) “Expert Knowledge in Global Trade,” Global Policy blog series, 28 January http://www.globalpolicyjournal.com/blog/28/01/2016/expert-knowledge-global-trade • Hannah, Erin and Rorden Wilkinson (2015) “When the Virus Strikes…..International Relations and Zombies,” Politics blog series, 2 September http://politicsblog.ac.uk/2015/09/02/i-r-and-zombies/ Workshop Presentations and Public Outreach • SheTrades Global, International Trade Centre Partner and Mentor, International Business Festival, Liverpool 26-28 June 2018. • House of Commons Standing Committee on International Trade (CIIT), Expert testimony on the Canada- Pacific Alliance Free Trade Agreement (FTA), Ottawa, 6 February 2018. • NGO Representative for Academics Stand Against Poverty. World Trade Organization 11th Ministerial Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 10-13 December 2017. • “Behind the Headlines: What is the Relevance of the WTO in a ‘Post-Doha’ Era,” roundtable organized at the World Trade Organization Public Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, 26-28 September 2017. • NGO Representative for Academics Stand Against Poverty. World Trade Organization 10th Ministerial Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, 15-18 December 2015. • “Looking Backwards and Forwards: The Changing Dynamics of WTO-Civil Society Relations”, roundtable organized at the World Trade Organization Public Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, 30 September-2 October 2015. • Invited participant in the World Trade Organization – Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Joint Regional Outreach Workshop for Media and Civil Society, Nairobi, Kenya, 13-15 November 2014. 2 • “Experiential Learning in the International Relations Classroom”. Invited presentation, Innovations in Pedagogy Retreat, Department of International Development Studies, University of Helsinki, 19-20 May 2014. • NGO Representative for Academics Stand Against Poverty. World Trade Organization 9th Ministerial Conference in Bali, Indonesia, 3-7 December 2013. • Invited Participant in the Johan Skytte Manuscript Workshop for the book, “What's wrong with the WTO and How to Fix It” in Lund, Sweden, 15-16 November 2013. • “The Future of the Multilateral Trade System”. Invited participant in the Commission on the Future of the Multilateral Trade System organized by the Brooks World Poverty Institute, University of Manchester and the Department of Trade and Industry, South Africa in Cape Town 3-5 December 2012. • “The WTO, Institutional (In)Coherence and Macroeconomic Policymaking: Challenges and Opportunities”. Invited presentation at the workshop, “Can the ‘East’ save Europe? New Forms of Regional Governance after the Global Financial Crisis”, University of Manchester, 19-20 June 2012. • “Examining the Impact of the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement on Canadian Agriculture”. Invited participant in the seminar organized by the European Union Centre for Excellence at York University and the European Union Chamber of Commerce in Toronto, 29 February 2012. • “Civil Society and Accountability”. Invited participant in the workshop organized by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) at the World Trade Organization (WTO) Secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland, 9 May 2011. Conference Presentations • Hannah, Erin, Holly Ryan and James Scott, “Resistencia: Latin American IGOs as Agents and Structures of Change in Global Trade Governance,” paper presented at the International Studies Association Global South Caucus Workshop in Havana, Cuba, 6-8 July 2017. • Hannah, Erin and James Scott, “Rethinking NGOs in Global Economic Governance,” paper presented at the International Studies Association Global South Caucus Workshop in Havana, Cuba, 6-8 July 2017. • Hannah, Erin, James Scott and Rorden Wilkinson, “Reforming WTO-Civil Society Engagement,” paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Convention in Baltimore, 22-25 February 2017. • Hannah, Erin, Amy Janzwood, James Scott and Rorden Wilkinson, “Debating Global Trade: The Changing Character of the WTO Public Forum”, paper presented at the International Studies Association Annual Convention in Baltimore, 22-25 February 2017. • Hannah, Erin, Andrea Lawlor and James Scott, “Tweeting Trade: An Analysis of Contemporary