Curriculum Vita Summer, 2014 R. Bruce Anderson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science & Prelaw Advisor Florida Southern College 111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive Lakeland, FL 33801 Contact information: Office: 863.680.4311 Cell (home phone): 785.727.3309 [email protected] EDUCATION: Ph.D., 1997, Political Science, Rice University, Houston, Texas M.A., 1996, Political Science, Rice University, Houston Texas Prospectus and Model Defense passed in 1996. B.A., 1988, Political Science with a minor in American History/European History, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio PROFESSIONAL MILESTONES: Artinian Award, SPSA, 2005 Granted Tenure: February 2007 – Baker University, College of Arts and Sciences, Baldwin City, Kansas Kopke Grant Scholar, Baker University, 2008 Kopke Grant: “The Machinery of the Racial State – Nazi Germany’s KZ System in the 1930s” Faculty Volunteer of the Year: 2011-2012, Florida Southern College Designated “Miller Distinguished Professor” of Florida Southern College, May, 2012 Granted Tenure: May, 2014 -- Florida Southern College ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: Pre-Law Adviser and Associate Professor of Political Science, Florida Southern College. Spring, 2011 Associate Professor of Political Science, Florida Southern College, Fall 2010 – present Associate Professor of Political Science, Baker University, Fall 2004 – Spring 2010 Associate Visiting Professor of Political Science, The University of the South, Fall 2003 – Summer 2004 Assistant Professor of Political Science, Santa Fe Community College and Nova Southeastern University, Fall 2002 – Summer 2003 Chair and Director of Departmental Internships, Department of Political Science, Hastings College, Fall 1998 – Summer 2002 Assistant Professor of Political Science, Auburn University, Fall 1997 – June 1998 DISSERTATION: “Electoral Competition and the Structure of State Legislatures: Organizational Complexity and Party Building” This study is concerned with the linkages between electoral competition and party organizational change in 15 transforming and formerly one-party chambers. The general thesis is that as competition increases in the electoral realm, changes result in the pattern of committee appointments and the organization of party caucuses. These changes, in turn, affect the formal organizational and institutional strategies of both political parties in the chamber. As these transformations unfold, patterns of roll call voting also change as a result. EXAMINATION TOPICS: American Politics/Policy (Major Field) State and Local Politics (Area of Specialization) Comparative European Politics (Complementary Field) RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS: State and Local Politics, Legislative Politics, Electoral Politics and Campaigns, Public Policy and Policy Analysis, Political Parties in the American Setting, Southern Politics TEACHING and COURSES TAUGHT: American Politics: Introduction to American Politics/Government; State and Local Government and Politics; American National Political Institutions; Legislative Process; US Congress; Seminar in State Legislative Process and Policy; American Electoral Politics; Campaigns and Elections; Southern Politics; American Presidency; Political Parties and Interest Groups; Constitutional Law and Supreme Court; Graduate Quantitative Methodology; Undergraduate Methods (three different courses/approaches); Political Economy; National and International Political Economy; Senior Seminar in Political Behavior; Senior Capstone Course (three different courses/approaches). Comparative Politics: Introduction to Comparative Politics; Europe 191-1945: The Politics of Totalitarianism; Comparative Public Policy. Interdisciplinary Courses: Modern Europe; Cold War; History of Post-War Europe (History and Political Science); Political Economy (Economics and Political Science); International Political Economy; Macroeconomics in International Perspective; Introduction to International Relations; European Politics; Science, Technology and Human Values (universal senior capstone at Baker University). Inter-term (January Term) classes: Hitler and Nazi Germany; The Racial State: Mechanisms of the Holocaust; The History, Politics and Culture of the American South; A History of Hell. Honors courses: The Racial State: Political and Administrative Predicates of NSDAP Germany; Political Speech: Contrasting Inspiration and “Hate” Rhetoric; Spies: The Development of an Intelligence “Community”; The West Ascendant? US, USSR, Germany and the Cold War; 2 Immigration, Crime and the US. Learning Communities: Politics and Law (Living/Learning FSC: 2012-2015); Game Theory (Learning Community, Political Science and Mathematics, FSC, 2011-2013); Media and Politics (Learning Community, Political Science and Communications, FSC, 2014). Study Abroad: Germany: the Racial State. Taught in place in Germany several times, most recently in Ravensbrueck KZ, Furstenburg-Havel, Brandenburg; summer 2015 (the last two years have been inclusive of Berlin, Brandenburg; Erfurt and Weimar, Thuringia; and Quedlinburg, Saxon-Anhalt). CURRENT ACADEMIC YEAR PROJECTS: Books Anderson, Bruce, Zachary Baumann and Carl Pinkele. Southern Politics Is No Longer “Southern”: A Questionable Past and an Uncertain Future. (Ongoing) Articles Sage Reference on Economics and Society: Various (with FSC Students); Summer, 2014. Sage Reference on Alcohol and Society: Various (with FSC Students); Summer, 2014. PUBLICATIONS: Most recent: “Florida: Border State, “South” or Wild Frontier?”. With Zachary Baumann. Analysis Chapter. The New Politics of the Old South . Fifth Edition. Charles Bullock III, Mark J. Rozell, Eds. Rowman and Litttlefield. (published December, 2013). Refereed Journal Publications Anderson, Bruce. “The Stealthy Creep of Democracy: Is There a Role for the Citizen?” The Civic Arts Review (Spring 2005). Anderson, Bruce. “All is Not Fair…: The Effects of Changing Committee Representation on Partisan Conflict in Transforming Legislatures.” The American Politics Quarterly (July 2000: 328- 354). Anderson, Bruce, Keith Hamm, and Nancy Martorano. “A Transforming South: Exploring Patterns of State House Seat Contestation.” The American Review of Politics (Spring 2000: 201-224). Anderson, Bruce. “Party Caucus Development and the Insurgent Minority Party in Formerly One-Party State Legislatures.” The American Review of Politics (Fall 1998: 191-216). Anderson, Bruce, Keith Hamm, and Andrew Weber. “Impact of Lobbying Laws and Their Enforcement.” Social Science Quarterly (June 1994: 378-381). Books, Book Chapters, Reviews (*Indicates undergraduate student collaboration) Book Chapter: “Florida: Border State, “South” or Wild Frontier?”. With Zachary Baumann. Analysis Chapter. The New Politics of the Old South . Fifth Edition. Charles Bullock III, Mark J. Rozell, Eds. Rowman and Litttlefield. (2013) Book Chapters/Entries/Sidebars: Sage Reference on Criminal Justice Ethics, Joseph 3 Golson, Editor. 2012. Chapter case analysis: Daubert vs. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals (1993) (with Kristoph Marczinkowski*) Chapter: DREAM Act (with Laura Hackett*). Chapter legal analysis: Entrapment (with Kira Ramirez*). Sidebar: Police Robots (with Matthew Geras*) Full Chapter: Politics (with Rhonda Wrzenski, Indiana University, Southeast) Full Chapter: Victims’ Bill of Rights (and assistance programs)(with Kassandra Galvez*) Book Chapters/Entries/Sidebars: Sage Reference Encyclopedia of Social Media and Politics. Lisbeth Rogers, Managing Editor. 2012. Entry: National Freedom of Information Coalition (with Matthew Geras*) Chapter: Take the Pledge(with Gage Nicholas*) Entry: World Can't Wait (with MacKenzie Gailey*) Entry: RightOnline.com (with Matthew Geras*) Entry: Social Issues & Augmented Reality (with Hannah Gifford*) Entry: Fundly Chapter: Take the Pledge (with Gage Nicholas*) Entry: Carnivore (FBI) (with Jon Klos*) Chapter: Voter Privacy (with Gage Nicholas*) Chapter: Digital Media Law Project Entry: World without Borders (with Jon Klos*) Book Chapters/Entries/Sidebars: Sage Reference on White Collar Crime, Susan Moskowitz, Editor. Forthcoming, 2013. Book Sidebar: Whitewater Scandal (with Carlene Fogle- Miller*) Book Chapter: William Clinton (with Carlene Fogle- Miller*) Book Sidebar: Anheuser-Busch Book Chapter: Karl Rove Book Chapter: Tom DeLay Book Sidebar: Jack Anderson Book Chapter: Richard Nixon (with Christina Cota-Robles*) Book Sidebar: Sen. John Edwards (with Christina Cota- Robles*) Book Chapter: Legal Malpractice (with Stephen Senn) Book Chapter: George W. Bush (with Charlotte Garraway*) Major Book Project, 2007/2008 Encyclopedia of Campaigns, Elections, and Electoral Behavior. Ed. Kenneth F. Warren. Thousand Oaks, CA. Sage Publications. Book Chapter: State Campaigns (with Andrew McGregor*, Baker University) Book Chapter: Campaign Strategies Book Chapter: The Democratic National Committee (with Jaci Kettler*, Baker University) Book Chapter: Louisiana Elections (with Jaci Kettler*, Baker University) Book Chapter: Republican State Party Organizations 4 Book Chapter: The Southern Democratic Party Major Book Project, 2005/2006 Postwar America: An Encyclopedia of Social, Political, Cultural, and Economic History. Ed. James Ciment. New York: M.E. Sharpe. Book Chapter: Liberalism in American Politics (with Carl Pinkele, Ohio Wesleyan University) Book Chapter: The Democratic Party Since 1945 (with Carl Pinkele, Ohio Wesleyan University) Book Chapter: Civil Rights Legislation Since 1945 (with Kevin Alonso*, Sewanee: The University of the South) Book Chapter: Political Action Committees (with Kevin