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1 JULIA M. MACDONALD 278 Harvard Street, Apt. 4 Cambridge Phone: (952) MA, jmm214@gwmail.gwu.edu ACADEMIC POSITIONS HARVARD UNIVERSITY, KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT Managing the Atom/International Security Program Pre-doctoral Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Stanton Nuclear Security Pre-doctoral Fellow, Security Studies Program, THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Ph.D. Candidate-in-Residence, Institute for Security and Conflict Studies at the Elliott School for International Affairs, EDUCATION THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Ph.D., Political Science (expected 2016); M.A. (2012) Dissertation: Credibility in Crises: The Role of Leadership Beliefs in State Threat Assessments. Committee: Professor Charles Glaser (Chair), Professor James Lebovic, Professor Alex Downes Fields: International Relations; Comparative Politics THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO M.A., with Honors, International Relations, 2006 Advisor: Professor Michael Geyer THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND B.A., with First Class Honors, International Relations, 2003 Advisor: Professor Campbell Craig THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND B.A., History and Philosophy, 2002 PUBLICATIONS Peer-Reviewed Articles: Presidential Risk Orientation and Force Employment Decisions: The Case of Unmanned Weaponry (with Jacquelyn Journal of Conflict Resolution. Early View. DOI: / Innovation Inhibitors in War: Obstacles in the Pursuit of Military Effectiveness (with Adam Jungdahl). Journal of Strategic Studies, Vol. 38 (4): Eisenhower s Scientists: Policy Entrepreneurs and the Test-Ban Debate Foreign Policy Analysis, Vol. 11 (1): Explaining the Variation in Gender Composition of Personnel Contributions to UN Peacekeeping Operations (with Kerry Crawford and James Lebovic). Armed Forces and Society, Vol. 41 (2):

2 JULIA M. MACDONALD 2 Book Chapters: North Korea, in Karl DeRouen and Paul Bellamy (eds) International Security and the United States (Connecticut: Praeger Security International). Non Peer-Reviewed Articles: Establishing a Marketplace of Women in Peacekeeping: An Analysis of Gender Mainstreaming and its Viability in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations (with Kerry Crawford). Air and Space Power Journal, Vol. 4 (1): Policy Publications: Sensible Sanctions: Using Financial Penalties the Right Way (with Eric Lorber). Foreign Affairs, May 28, Next Generation Perspectives on the Future of Asian Security: Australia and New Zealand. The German Marshall Fund Policy Brief Series. Forthcoming An Anglo-French Pivot : The Future Drivers of Europe-Asia Cooperation (with Anna di Mattia). The German Marshall Fund Policy Brief Series, September 4, Halting the ISIS Advance: The Case for Manned versus Unmanned Aircraft (with Jacquelyn International Relations and Security Network, June 27, Are Manned or Unmanned Aircraft Better on the Battlefield? (with Jacquelyn Cicero Magazine, June 16, Other Commentaries: 2015 Getting Involved in Policy: An Overworked Grad Student s Guide (with Lena Andrews, Rebecca Friedman Lissner, Jacquelyn Schneider, and Rachel Whitlark). War on the Rocks, May 6, A View from the Trenches of IR Training (with Lena Andrews and Rebecca Friedman Lissner). War on the Rocks, February 12, WORKING PAPERS Leadership Beliefs and State Threat Assessment: Saddam Hussein and the Iraq War 2003 The Military Effectiveness of Security Force Assistance (with Stephen Biddle and Ryan Baker). The Role of Risk in Battlefield Force Employment Decisions: An Analysis of Tactical Decisions to Use Unmanned versus Manned Weaponry (with Jacquelyn Picturing War: How Communication Mediums Impact Force Employment Decisions (with James Kajdasz and Jacquelyn FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS & AWARDS Fellowships Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs Pre-doctoral Fellowship MIT Stanton Nuclear Security Pre-doctoral Fellowship CFR Stanton Nuclear Security Pre-doctoral Fellowship (declined) George Washington University Graduate Student Fellowship Gordon Watson Scholarship for New Zealand Graduate Students 2009 New Zealand Defense Force Post-Graduate Scholarship 2005 University of Chicago Tuition Scholarship

3 JULIA M. MACDONALD New Zealand Defense Force Post-Graduate Scholarship 2005 New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women Post-Graduate Fellowship 2005 University of Chicago International House Residential Fellowship New Zealand Freemasons National University Scholarship Research Grants 2015 Center for a New American Security Research Grant ($10,000) 2014 George Washington University Political Science Research Grant ($1,500) 2014 George Washington University Summer Dissertation Grant ($3,000) ISA and APSA Travel Grant Awards ($1,000 in total) 2013 New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women Sadie Balkind Research Grant ($2,000) Academic & Professional Awards 2015 Center for a New American Security Next Generation National Security Leader 2013 George Washington University Excellence in Teaching Award 2006 University of Chicago Honors Award 2003 University of Canterbury Top Scholar Award (International Relations) 2002 University of Otago Top Scholar Award in Arts CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Credibility in Crises: The Role of Leadership Beliefs in State Threat Assessments Accepted for presentation at the TISS New Faces Conference, Chapel Hill, October Accepted for presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, San Francisco, September Picturing War: How Communication Mediums Impact Force Employment Decisions (with James Kaidasz and Jacquelyn Accepted for presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, San Francisco, September Leadership Beliefs and State Threat Assessment: Saddam Hussein and the Iraq War 2003 Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, New Orleans, February Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, New Orleans, February The Role of Risk in Battlefield Force Employment Decisions: An Analysis of Tactical Decisions to Use Manned versus Unmanned Weaponry (with Jacquelyn Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., September International Studies Association ISSS-ISAC Conference, Austin TX, November Drones and Risk Perceptions: How Risk Affects the Utilization of Manned versus Unmanned Weaponry (with Jacquelyn International Studies Association ISSS-ISAC Conference, Washington D.C., October Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association, Toronto, March Back to the Barracks and Out of Business: Military Enterprise in the Shadow of Authoritarian Rule (with Alanna Van Antwerp). George Washington University Comparative Politics Workshop Series, Washington D.C., October 2013.

4 JULIA M. MACDONALD 4 Disrupting Innovations in War: Obstacles in the Pursuit of Military Effectiveness (with Adam Jungdahl). Annual meeting of the International Studies Association, San Francisco, April Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Chicago, September Explaining the Variation in Gender Composition of UN Peacekeeping Forces (with James Lebovic and Kerry Crawford). Annual meeting of the International Studies Association, San Francisco, April Cultures in Crises? Exploring the Role of Political Culture in Perceptions of Resolve. Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, New Orleans, September 2012 (conference canceled). Eisenhower, Policy Entrepreneurs, and the Test-Ban Debate: Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Seattle, September Gender Mainstreaming and its Viability in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations (with Kerry Crawford). Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Seattle, September WORKSHOPS AND INVITED TALKS Selected Participant. Clements Center Summer Seminar in History and Statecraft. Beaver Creek, CO, July Invited Participant. Carnegie International Policy Scholars Consortium and Network. Syracuse, New York, June Selected Participant. Nuclear Studies Research Initiative Annual Workshop. Airlie, VA, May Invited Participant. RMIT-NSRI Symposium Reassessing the Global Nuclear Order Past, Present, Future. Melbourne, Australia, January Invited Speaker. The Evolving Asian Landscape: YSF Paper Series Launch. German Marshall Fund, Washington D.C., December 16, Invited Participant. Carnegie Corporation/Smith Richardson Foundation Workshop Towards a New Approach to the Advanced Study of Security and International Affairs. Syracuse, New York, November Selected Participant. The German Marshall Fund s Young Strategists Forum Tokyo, Japan, January and December Selected Participant. Summer Institute for Qualitative and Multi-Method Research (IQMR). Syracuse University, June Selected Participant. Columbia University s Summer Workshop of Military Operations and Strategy (SWAMOS). Ithaca, July Selected Participant. Bridging the Gap New Era Foreign Policy Conference. Washington D.C., March Selected Participant. George Washington University s Summer Institute on Conducting Archival Research (SICAR). Washington D.C., May TEACHING EXPERIENCE Fall 2012 M.A. Cornerstone in International Affairs, GWU, Teaching Assistant Introduction to International Relations, GWU, Teaching Assistant Introduction to International Relations, GWU, Guest Lecturer

5 JULIA M. MACDONALD The American Revolutions, University of Canterbury, Teaching Assistant 2004 Medieval History, University of Canterbury, Teaching Assistant RESEARCH AND POLICY EXPERIENCE Fall 2015 Adjunct Researcher, RAND Corporation, Washington, D.C. Summer 2015 Summer Associate, RAND Corporation, Washington, D.C Research Assistant for Professor Stephen Biddle, GWU Summer 2013 Research Assistant for Professor Elizabeth Saunders, GWU Summer 2012 Research Assistant for Professor Alexander Downes, GWU Research Assistant for the Institute for Security and Conflict Studies, GWU Policy Analyst, International Defense Relations, New Zealand Ministry of Defense PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Elected Representative. Governing Council for the International Security Studies Section (ISSS) of the International Studies Associations (ISA), Conference Organizer. New Era Foreign Policy Conference, American University Conference Facilitator. ISSS Conference, George Washington University. October Reviewer. Armed Forces and Society Member. American Political Science Association (APSA); International Studies Association (ISA); Women in Political Science (WIPS); Bridging the Gap Young Scholars Initiative; German Marshall Fund Young Strategists Forum; CNAS Next Generation National Security Leaders. LANGUAGE ABILITIES Spanish (Intermediate Proficiency); French (Basic Proficiency). REFERENCES Professor Charles Glaser (Chair) Professor Alexander Downes 1957 E Street 1957 E Street Suite 605 Suite 605 Washington, D.C Washington, D.C cglaser@gwu.edu downes@gwu.edu (202) (202) Professor James Lebovic Professor Stephen Biddle Department of Political Science Monroe Hall, E Street 2115 G Street Suite 605 Washington, D.C Washington, D.C lebovic@gwu.edu sbiddle@gwu.edu (202) (202)

China s Urban Champions and the Politics of Spatial Development (under review)

China s Urban Champions and the Politics of Spatial Development (under review) Kyle A. Jaros University of Oxford China Centre Dickson Poon Building Canterbury Road, Oxford OX2 6LU kyle.jaros@area.ox.ac.uk kyle.jaros@lmh.ox.ac.uk +44 (0)1865613855 ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS University