(For period since Spring 1998 tenure)
Books
FÁS and Active Labour
Market Policy 1985-2004 (Studies in Public Policy, The Policy Institute,
Crafting
Change: Labor Market Policy under Mrs Thatcher (University Press of the South,
In progress: “State Capacity and the Irish Labor
Market Model 1985-2005” (publishing agreement with IPA Publications,
Other publications
“Neo-liberalism
and Labor Market Policy in
“How We Study Work-Family and Work-Life Interactions (Diane Halpern, Robert Drago and
Nigel Boyle) Chapter 2 in D. Halpern and S. Murphy (eds.) From Work-Life
Balance to Work-Family Interaction. (
“Imitation, Flattery and the Lisbon Agenda: the
Irish model and labor market and social policy” in Yiannis Stivachtis (ed.) Current
Issues in European Integration (Athens ATINER 2004).
“Governance in a Globalized Political Economy: Irish
Labor Market Policy 1987-99” in T. Ilgen Reconfigured Sovereignty: Multi-Layered Governance in the Global Age (Ashgate, 2003)
“National Politics and
Globalization: Varieties of Neo-liberal Youth Labour Market Policy Under
Thatcher and Blair” (with Ravi Roy) in M. Griffin Cohen and S. McBride (eds.) Global
Turbulence: Social Activists’ and State Responses to Globalization
(Ashgate, 2003)
Various articles on soccer nationalism (including “Why do the Chinese
not chant Tai Haningo!”) published in Beijing Youth Daily June/July 2002.
“Immigration
Citizenship and Nationalism” in R. Burwick and H. Rindisbacher Languages
Across the Curriculum: CD_ROM (
Conference and Working Papers Delivered
“Neo-liberalism
and Labor Market Policy in
“Governance and
the Celtic Tiger: the Partially Enhanced Institutional Capacity of the
“Governance and
the Celtic Tiger: the Partially Enhanced Institutional Capacity of the
“Neo-liberalism
and Labor Market Policy in
“FÁS and Active Labour Market Policy
1987-2004”. Policy Institute Working
Paper October 2004 Policy Institute,
“Consensus
and Institutional Capacity in Irish Policymaking: the ‘Irish Model’ and active
labor market policy 1987-2004”. Paper
presented at 2nd Pan-European Conference on EU Politics June 24-26
2004,
“Imitation, Flattery and the Lisbon Agenda: the Irish model and labor
market and social policy” presented at 2nd
ATINER International Conference on European Political Economy, May 27-29 2004,
“Neo-liberal
Policy Options and the Advocacy Coalition Approach: labor market policy under
Thatcher and Blair”. Ravi Roy and Nigel
Boyle (June 2003 draft paper).
“Governance of the Irish Labor Market 1987-2000: FÁS, the EU and the
“Multi-tiered governance of the Irish Labor Market 1987-2000: FÁS, the EU and the
“Employment Programs in
“Feeding the Tiger:
National, Subnational and supra national governance of the Irish labor market
1987-99” . Keynote Address. Presented at American Conference for Irish
Studies Conference,
“Policy convergence in
“Blair, Thatcher and youth
labor market policy: policy change and advocacy coalitions” (with Ravi Roy)
(presented at SOCCIS conference at UCLA March 2001)
Research-Related Invited Talks/Public Lectures
“FÁS and Active
Labour Market Policy 1985-2004”.
Presentation to launch book being published by The Policy
Institute.
“The Irish Economic Miracle: A Crock of What?” Presented to the International Relations
Colloquium,
“The Celtic Tiger and the
Swiss Army Knife: An Foras Áiseanna Saothair and the Irish Model”. Presented at Department of Political Science,
“The Celtic Tiger and the
Swiss Army Knife: An Foras Áiseanna Saothair and the Irish Model” Presented to the Marching and Chowder
Society,
“The Celtic Tiger and the
Swiss Army Knife.”
“
“Problem-Induced Policy Development: FÁS
and Active Labour Market Policy 1987-2004”.
Presented as a Policy Institute Seminar,
“The Three Worlds
of Childcare”. Presented at a Leadership in Work/Family Balance conference (Kravis-deRoulet
Leadership Conference CMC) on February 22 2003.
“National,
Sub-National and Supra-National Governance in the Celtic Tiger: FÁS 1987-99.” Keynote address at the American Conference for
“National,
Sub-National and Supra-National Governance in a Globalized Political
Economy.” Presented at the “Reconfigured
Sovereignty Workshop”
“The Euro.” Presented to Conference for Economics
Teachers, The Federal Reserve Bank,
“Mrs Thatcher and
British Politics”. Presented at Department
of Political Science,
“Has Tony Blair
Transformed British Politics” given to the World Affairs Forum at
Other Invited/Public Lectures/Talks
“Healthcare Politics:
a comparative perspective on single-payer systems”. Presentation to the League of Women Voters,
“Healthcare
Politics: a comparative perspective”.
Presentation to the Jerry Voorhis Claremont Democratic Club June 27,
2005.
“Is Atlanticism
Dead? EU-US relations in the second Bush
Term” Presentation to be made to begin
the Institute “Is Atlanticism Dead?”
Institute, March 4, 2005.
“EU and the
“Avery
Presentation:
“Teaching the EU
through Technology” Presented at Center
for Active Learning in International Studies conference, USC November 2002
“
“The Euro and the
Wizard of Oz” Presented to Pitzer Alumni Association at Federal Reserve Bank,
“Xenophobic
Nationalism and the Owl of Minerva” Presented at Claremont International
Studies Education Project Institute July 26, 2002.
“Jihad Versus
McWorld: Globalization and its Discontents.” Presented at Claremont International Studies
Education Project Institute July 22, 2002
“The Changing
Face of
“Multiculturalism
in
“Multiculturalism
in
“
“Regions in
Transition:
“The Changing
Face of Europe: Multiculturalism and Beyond” Presented at
“
“The New Face of
Europe” Presented to the Inland Empire Consortium for International Studies
Institute,
“Kurds, Turks,
Nationalism and Terror” given as part of the “Truth Lies and Democracy” series
at
Director of the European
Union
Director of Claremont
International Studies Education Project (CISEP) 2000-2003 (professional
development program for social studies teachers funded by the state of
Deputy Director of the European Union Center of California
1998-2001 (co-organizer of April 2000 conference “In Migration: immigration,
racism and policy in Europe and
Elected Member of
Courses Taught
Spring 2005
PS 30 Comparative Politics, PS 115 Rival Models of
Capitalism, PS 196 Senior Seminar: Nationalism
Fall 2004
FYS
6 Social Justice in Contemporary Europe, PS 188 International Studies Colloquium.
Spring 2003
PS 30 Comparative Politics
(co-taught with Prof Part Magadla, U. Botswana), PS 115 EU Seminar: Rival Models of Capitalism
Fall 2002
PS 10 Introduction to Political Studies , PS 188 International Studies Colloquium , PS 196 Senior Seminar: Nationalism
Spring
2002
PS 30 Introduction to Comparative Politics (co-taught with Prof Part Magadla, U. Botswana), PS
115 Rival Models of Capitalism in the EU
Fall 2001
PS 10 Introduction to Political Studies , PS 188 International Studies Colloquium
Spring 2001
PS 30 Comparative Politics
, PS 113 Immigrants, Citizenship and Nationalism in Europe (French, German and Italian language sections
attached) , PS 115 (Politics 195) EU Seminar: Rival Models of Capitalism in Europe
Fall 2000
PS 183 Welfare State in Comparative Perspective. , PS 195 Senior Seminar: Public Policy and Policy Change
Spring 2000
PS 30 Comparative Politics , PS 115 European Union Scholars Seminar: Multicultural Europe
Fall 1999
PS 10 Introduction to Political Studies, PS 119 (Politics 195) European Union Scholars Seminar
Spring 1999
PS 30 Comparative Politics , PS 113 Immigrants, Citizenship and Nationalism in Europe (French and German language sections attached) , IIS
100 External Studies Colloquium
Fall 1998
POST 10 Introduction to Political Studies, POST 112 Labor and Politics: an internship-based
course
Research Associate, The Policy Institute,
Visiting Research Fellow at The Policy Institute,
European Commission Grants “Teaching the EU in
Avery Foundation Fellow 2002 (6 weeks in
Elected Student Marshall by Graduating Seniors of
Born
Married (to Vanessa Ashworth, Plant Biologist, U.C. Irvine).
3 children: Molly (12-1-94), Anežka
(12-3-97), Jimmy (11-15-03)
Peter Lange,
Provost,
David
Finegold, Associate Professor, Keck Graduate Institute,
Thomas Ilgen,
Jones Professor,
Geoffrey
Garrett, Vice Provost UCLA,
Gerry Boucher
Lecturer in Sociology,
Frances Ruane,
Professor of Economics,