CAITLIN T. AINSLEY - Emory University

CAITLIN T. AINSLEY
CONTACT 327 Tarbutton Hall
INFORMATION Department of Political Science Phone: (813) 382.4174
1555 Dickey Drive E-Mail: caitlin.ainsley@emory.edu
Emory University http://userwww.emory.edu/~cainsle
Atlanta, GA 30322
EDUCATION Ph.D., Political Science, 2010-present
Emory University, Atlanta, GA
B.A., Economics, Emory University, 2010
B.A., Political Science, Emory University, 2010
General Course, London School of Economics, 2009-2010
RESEARCH International Institutions, International Political Economy, Economic Integration, Game
INTERESTS Theory, Quantitative Methods
RESEARCH “Of Courts and Commerce” (under review) with Matthew Gabel, Cliff Carrubba and
EXPERIENCE Donald Beaudette
Political Economy of International Organizations Conference, 2010
- Discussant, IMF & Domestic Politics Panel
Research Assistant, Emory University, 2010-2011
- Responsible for auditing dataset on ECJ cases, defining coding rules and gathering case studies.
- Supervised by Cliff Carrubba
Research Assistant, Emory University, 2009-2010
- Designed dataset and collected data on the trade policy position of the ECJ in preliminary ruling
cases from 1960-2000.
- Supervised by Cliff Carrubba
Research Assistant, Harvard University, 2008
- Data collection and management for projects relating to sustainability and global warming
- Supervised by the Center for Health and the Global Environment
METHODS Emory University, Department of Political Science
TRAINING - POLS 507: Research Design
- POLS 509: The Linear Model
- POLS 570: Limited Dependent Variable Models (MLE)
- POLS 585: Bayesian Statistical Modeling
- POLS 513: Introduction to Game Theory
- POLS 514: Advanced Game Theory
Emory University, Department of Economics and Mathematics
- ECON 420: Advanced Econometrics
- MATH 361: Advanced Statistics I
- MATH 411: Real Analysis I
Software Fluencies: R, Stata, WinBUGS, Access

HONORS, AWARDS
AND FELLOWSHIPS Woodruff Fellowship, Emory University (2010-2015)
Elliot Levitas Award, Emory University (2010)
- Awarded annually to the top graduating political science major
Undergraduate Research Fellowship, Center for the Study of Law, Politics and
Economics, Emory University (2010)
- Advisor: Cliff Carrubba
Omicron Delta Epsilon (member), National Economics Honor Society (2009-2010)
Pi Sigma Alpha (member), National Political Science Honor Society (2009-2010)