Anna Marie Smith - Department of Government at Cornell University

Curriculum VitaeAnna Marie SmithDepartment of Government, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14850tel. 607-255-2708; fax 607-255-4530; e-mail ams3@cornell.eduweb page: http://falcon.arts.cornell.edu/Govt/faculty/Smith.htmlAcademic AppointmentsProfessor, Department of Government, Cornell University, 2007-presentFaculty Fellow, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, 2013-14Member, School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study, 2009-2010Mellon Foundation New Directions Fellow/Senior Visiting Scholar, ColumbiaLaw School, 2008-09Associate Professor, Department of Government, Cornell University, 1999-2007Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Cornell University, 1993-99Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Cornell University,spring, 1993Post-Doctoral Fellow, The Society for the Humanities, Cornell University/SocialSciences Research Council of Canada, 1991-93Publications-BooksWelfare Reform and Sexual Regulation. New York: Cambridge University Press.2007.•Winner of the 2008 Victoria Schuck Book Award, APSA Women and PoliticsSection.Laclau and Mouffe: The Radical Democratic Imaginary, London, Routledge,1998.•Translated into Chinese, 2009.New Right Discourse on Race and Sexuality: Britain, 1968-1990, Cambridge,Cambridge University Press, 1994.Publications-Edited WorksGuest Editor (with Kristin Bumiller and Mary L. Shanley), Thematic Issue onReproductive and Genetic Technology, Signs: Journal of Women and Culture 34:4 (summer, 2009).

Co-editor (with Kate Nash and Alan Scott), New Critical Writings in PoliticalSociology, Vols. I-III. Surrey, Ashgate, 2009.Guest Editor, Special Issue on Feminist Theory and Welfare Reform, FeministTheory 9:2 (2008).Works in ProgressBook manuscript.“Charles Hamilton Houston and the Insurgent Campaign for Racial Equity inPublic Education.”Articles.“Integration and Educational Equity: Is There a Radical Egalitarian FutureHidden Within Elizabeth Anderson‘s Imperative?”“The Democratic Legacy of Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye: Jury Reform and theInterpretation of New York State’s Constitutional Right to Education.”"Du Bois and Statist Leadership: From Bismarck to 'Close Ranks.'"Publications-Articles in Scholarly Journals"Deadly Force and Public Reason," theory and event. Special issue, Trayvon Martinand State v. Zimmerman. Ed. Neil Roberts. 15: 3 (2012).“Neo-eugenics: A Feminist Critique of Agamben,” Occasions 1:2 (2011).http://arcade.stanford.edu/journals/occasion/.“The Paradoxes of Popular Constitutionalism: Proposition 8 and Strauss v.Horton,” University of San Francisco Law Review, 6:2 (Fall 2010): 517-96.“Should Liberal Feminists Support “Paternafare” and Welfare Reform? ACapabilities-Oriented Analysis,” Politics and Gender, 6: 2 (2010): 247-69.“Sex Scandals, ‘Responsible Fatherhood’ and the 2008 Election Campaign: When‘Sex Talk’ Trumps Race and Class,” The Scholar and the Feminist Online, 7:3(summer 2009), www.barnard.edu/sfonline.2

"Reproductive Technology, Family Law, and the Post-welfare State: TheCalifornia Same-Sex Parents' Rights ‘Victories’ of 2005,” Signs: Journal of Womenand Culture 34:4 (summer, 2009): 827-50.“Neoliberalism, Welfare Policy, and Feminist Theories of Social Justice,” FeministTheory, 9:2 (2008):131-44."The Sexual Regulation Dimension of Contemporary Welfare Reform: A FiftyState Overview," Michigan Journal of Gender and Law, vol. 8, no. 2 (2002): 121-218."The Politicization of Marriage in Contemporary American Public Policy: TheDefence of Marriage Act and the Personal Responsibility Act," Citizenship Studies5:3 (2001): 303-20."Words that Matter: Butler's Excitable Speech," Constellations 8:3 (September, 2001)390-99."Missing Post-structuralism, Missing Foucault: Butler and Fraser on Capitalismand the Regulation of Sexuality," Social Text 67 (summer 2001) 103-25."Feminist Activism and Presidential Politics: Theorizing the Costs of the InsiderStrategy", Radical Philosophy, no. 83 (May/June 1997) 25-35."The Imaginary Inclusion of the `Good Homosexual': The British New Right'sRepresentation of Sexuality and Race", Diacritics, special issue, Critical Crossings,Biddy Martin and Judith Butler, guest editors, vol. 24, nos. 2-3, summer/fall1994, 58-70."`What is Pornography?' The Rhetoric of a Campaign", Feminist Review, no. 43,spring, 1993, 71-87."A Symptomology of an Authoritarian Discourse: The Parliamentary Debates onthe Prohibition of Homosexuality", New Formations, no.10, summer, 1990, 41-65.Publications- Chapters in Scholarly Anthologies“Reading Thurgood Marshall as a Democratic Theorist: Race, School Finance,and the Courts”, in Education, Justice, and Democracy, ed. Danielle Allen and RobReich, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2012 (forthcoming).“The Ideology of Paternafare”, reprint of excerpt from Welfare Reform and SexualRegulation, in Issues on Trial: Welfare, Gage Cengage Learning, 2010.3

"From Paternafare to Marriage Promotion: Sexual Regulation and WelfareReform," in Feminist and Queer Legal Theory: Intimate Encounters, UncomfortableConversations, ed. Martha Fineman, Jack Jackson, and Adam Romero, Surrey:Ashgate, 2009, 329-48."Globalisation and Contemporary Challenges to the Nation-State," Introduction,New Critical Writings in Political Sociology, vol. 3, ed. Anna Marie Smith, AlanScott, and Kate Nash, Surrey: Ashgate, 2009, xi-xl."The Continuing Triumph of Neo-Conservatism in American ConstitutionalLaw," in Harry Hirsch, ed., The Future of Gay Rights in America, New York,Routledge, 2005, 185-204."Democratic Theory for a New Century," in Alan Finlayson, ed., ContemporaryPolitical Philosophy: A Reader and Guide, Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press,2003, 559-70."Missing Post-structuralism, Missing Foucault: Butler and Fraser on Capitalismand the Regulation of Sexuality," in Terrell Carver and Samuel A. Chambers,eds., Judith Butler's Precarious Politics: Critical Encounters (London: Routledge,2008), 79-91 (reprint of article originally published in Social Text, 2001)."Sexual Risk Management in the Clinton White House," in Lauren Berlant andLisa Duggan, eds., Our Monica, Ourselves, New York, New York University Press,2001, 315-35."Sexual Risk Management in the Clinton White House," in Paul Apostolidis andJuliet Williams, eds., Public Affairs, Duke University Press, 2003, 185-212 (reprintof essay that originally appeared in Berlant and Duggan, 2001)."Resisting the De-Politicizing Effects of Liberal Democratic Pluralism: TakingLesbian and Gay Rights Beyond the Single-Issue Politics Model" (translated intoGerman) in Nico Beger et. al., eds., Queering Demokratie: Sexuelle Politiken, Berlin,Erste Auflage/Zweite Auflage, 2000, 45-62."Why Did Armey Apologize? Hegemony, Homophobia and the Religious Right",in Amy Ansell, ed., Unravelling the Right: The New Conservatism in AmericanThought and Politics, New York, Westview Press, 1998, 148-172."The Hegemonic Regulation of Butch Performance: Regina v. Saunders", in SallyMunt, ed., Butch/Femme: Theorizing Lesbian Gender, London, Cassell, 1997, 177-190.4

"The Good Homosexual and the Dangerous Queer: Resisting the 'NewHomophobia'", in Lynne Segal, ed., New Sexual Agendas: Medical, Social andPolitical, London, Macmillan, 1997, 214-31."The Centering of Right-wing Extremism Through the Construction of an'Inclusionary' Homophobia and Racism" in Shane Phelan, ed., Playing With Fire:Queer Politics, Queer Theories, New York, Routledge, 1997, 113-138 (reprint, withsome revisions, of "The Imaginary Inclusion of the `Good Homosexual'”,originally published in Diacritics, 1994)."A Symptomology of an Authoritarian Discourse: The Parliamentary Debates onthe Prohibition of Homosexuality", in James Donald, Judith Squires and EricaCarter, eds., Cultural Remix, London, Lawrence and Wishart, 1995, 299-330(reprint of article originally published in New Formations, 1990)."`By Women, For Women and About Women' Rules O.K.?: The Impossibility ofVisual Soliloquy", Paul Burston and Colin Richardson, eds., A Queer Romance,London, Routledge, 1995, 199-215."The Regulation of Lesbian Sexuality Through Erasure: The Case of JenniferSaunders", in Karla Jay, ed., Lesbian Erotics, New York, New York UniversityPress, 1995, 164-182."The Regulation of Lesbian Sexuality Through Erasure: The Case of JenniferSaunders", in Jodi Dean, ed., Resiting the Political: Feminism and the NewDemocracy, London, Sage Press, 1997, 181-197 (reprint, with some revisions, ofessay that originally appeared in Jay, 1995)."Hegemony Trouble: The Political Theories of Ernesto Laclau, Chantal Mouffeand Judith Butler", in Jeffrey Weeks, ed., The Lesser Evil and the Greater Good: TheTheory and Politics of Social Diversity, London, Rivers Oram Press, 1994, 235-252."Hegemony Trouble: The Political Theories of Ernesto Laclau, Chantal Mouffeand Judith Butler", in Oliver Marchant, ed., Das Undarstellbare der Politik: ZurHegemonietheorie Ernesto Laclaus, Weinberggasse, Turia und Kant, 1998, 225-237(reprint of article originally published in English in Weeks, 1994; translated intoGerman)."Rastafari as Resistance and the Ambiguities of Essentialism in the `New SocialMovements'", in Ernesto Laclau, ed., Identities and Identification, London, Verso,1994, 171-204.5

"Outlaws as Legislators: Feminist Anti-Censorship Politics and Queer Activism",in Victoria Harwood et. al., eds., Pleasure Principles: Politics, Sexuality and Ethics,London, Lawrence and Wishart, 1993, 20-40."Resisting the Erasure of Lesbian Sexuality: A Challenge for Queer Activism", inKen Plummer, ed., Modern Homosexualities: Fragments of Lesbian and GayExperiences, London, Routledge, 1992, 200-13."`Which One's the Pretender?' Section 28 and Lesbian Representation" in TessaBoffin and Jean Fraser, eds., Stolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs, London,Pandora, 1991, 128-39.Scholarly Publications - Other"Abortion" and "Welfare State," in Encyclopedia of Political Theory, ed. Mark Bevir,New York: Sage, 2010. [The Encyclopedia received the “Outstanding ReferenceSource” award from the American Library Association, 2011.]"Heteronormativity," "Homophobia," and "Sexism." Encyclopedia entries inGwendolyn Mink and Alice O'Connor, eds., Poverty and Social Welfare in America:An Encyclopedia, Santa Barbara, ABC-CLIO, 2004, 373-5, 362-4, 657-9."Homosexuality as the Subversive Supplement: Invader, Seducer, Monster,Pretender," in Mark Smith, ed., Social Science in Question, London, SagePublications, 1998, 274-5; reprint of an excerpt from New Right Discourse on Raceand Sexuality: Britain, 1968-1990."The Speeches of Enoch Powell: A Contribution to the Genealogy ofThatcherism", Essex Papers in Politics and Government, Department ofGovernment, University of Essex, no.66, October, 1989.Reviews of My WorkWelfare Reform and Sexual Regulation.• American Journal of Sociology,115:2 (Sept., 2009): 582-4. Kirsten Campbell.• Politics and Gender, 4:4 (Dec. 2008): 661-3. Karen Zivi.• Perspectives on Politics, 6:4 (Dec.2008): 811-3, Kathleen Arnold; 815-16, Reply toKathleen Arnold. “Critical Dialogue” review.• Women’s Review of Books, Nov./Dec. (2008): 9-10. Jean Hardisty.6

Papers Presented To Academic Meetings: 2007 to present“Deadly Force and Public Reason," Western Political Science Associationconference, West Hollywood, 28 March 2013, paper presenter and panelorganizer."Du Bois: The Racialized Politics of Labor, Leadership, and PossessiveIndividualism," Western Political Science Association conference, WestHollywood, 28 March 2013, paper presenter and panel organizer."Gender and Social Criticism: Feminist Incitement," Department of GenderStudies, UCLA, 11 February 2013. Invited talk.“The Death Penalty and Human Rights,” Cornell Amnesty International, 3 April2012.“Justice and School Finance: Is There a Radical Egalitarian Future Hidden WithinElizabeth Anderson‘s Imperative?”* Philosophy and the Social Sciences Colloquium, Prague, 13 May 2012.* Faculty Colloquium, Department of Government, Cornell University, 3February 2012.* Law and Humanities Colloquium, Cornell Law School, 5 March 2012.“'Citizens, Not Wards': Charles Hamilton Houston’s Political Construction of theRight to Education” APSA Annual Meeting, Seattle, Aug. 31, 2011, chair, panelorganizer, and paper presenter.“The Paradoxes of Popular Constitutionalism,” Political Theory Colloquium,Cornell University, Nov. 19, 2010.“The Right to Education in the State Courts,” Social Justice and the Right toEducation in Hard Times, APSA Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., Sept. 5,2010, chair, panel organizer, and paper presenter.“The State School-Funding Lawsuits: Normative Dilemmas,” School of SocialScience, Member Lecture, Institute of Advanced Study, 29 April 2010.“The Paradoxes of Popular Constitutionalism: Proposition 8 and Strauss v.Horton.”* Western Political Science Association conference, San Francisco, 2 April2010, paper presenter and panel organizer.8

* American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, 3September, 2009.“Judicial Review and Socio-economic Rights,” The Judiciary and the Right toHealth, An International Conference, Center for Health and Wellbeing and theLaw and Public Affairs Program, Princeton University, 26 March 2010.“From Sweatt and Brown to Freeman: The Deconstitutionalization of EducationalEquity,” Constitutional Law Workshop, Law and Public Affairs Program,Princeton University, 4 December 2009.“Campaign for Fiscal Equity and the Federal Doctrine,” The Dewey Seminar onEducation, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, 18 November 2009.“Nussbaum’s Capabilities Approach, Distributive Justice, and Welfare Reform:Does the Paternafare Rule Constitute an Undue Burden?”• Colloquium on Critical Theory, Prague, 16 May 2009.• Research Center for Law, Gender, and Sexuality, Kent Law School, 18May 2009.• Institute for Social Research, Birkbeck College, University of London, 20May 2009.• Center for Women’s Studies, University of York, 26 May 2009.Respondent, "Constitutionalism and Constitutional Interpretation,” WesternPolitical Science Association Annual Meeting, Vancouver, 21 March 2009."Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Obama Campaign,” Western Political ScienceAssociation Annual Meeting, Vancouver, 20 March 2009, roundtable participant."Author Meets Critics: Edwina Barvosa-Carter’s Wealth of Selves,” WesternPolitical Science Association Annual Meeting, Vancouver, 21 March 2009,roundtable participant.“Poverty Policy and Women’s Rights: Which Way Forward for the ObamaAdministration?” Lewis and Clark College, keynote address. 12 March 2009."Reproductive Technology, Family Law, and the Post-welfare State: Elisa B.”* Center for Gender and Sexuality and the Law Colloquium, ColumbiaLaw School. Invited paper. 26 January 2009.9

*Department of Political Science, Rutgers University. Invited paper. 24February 2009.“Obama’s Fatherhood Proposal and Contemporary Marriage Politics,” UCLACenter for the Study of Women, 24 October 2008. Invited talk.“Strange Bedfellows: Sex Scandals in the Bush Era,” American Political ScienceAssociation Annual Meeting, Boston, 29 August 2008. Roundtable participant.“Fatherhood, Poverty Programs, and Neoliberalism: Reading Obama through theFraser and Honneth Debate,” American Political Science Association AnnualMeeting, Boston, 29 August 2008. Paper presenter and panel organizer.Respondent, "Individualism, Race, and Nationalism in America," WesternPolitical Science Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, 20 March 2008.Co-presenter, The Legal Tender of Gender: International Perspectives onWelfare Law, State Policies and the Regulation of Women’s Poverty, Workshop, ,June 7-8, 2007, invited paper.Invited Talks and Conferences outside of APSA, pre-2008The International Institute of the Sociology of Law, University of Ońati, Spain.Keynote, Feminist Studies Conference, Lewis and Clark, 2009.University of Chicago. (twice)Amherst College.New School for Social Research. (twice)University of California, Berkeley.University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.Berkshire Conference on the History of Women. (twice)Smith College.Keele University.City University of New York – Graduate Center, 8 November 2001.Keynote, "Democracy-Sexuality-Citizenship" Conference, sponsored by theHeinrich Boell Foundation, Berlin, 1998.York University.Concordia University.Keynote, "Speaking in Political Tongues: Identity Politics and the Politics ofIdentity" Conference, Gender Studies Program, University of Notre Dame, 1997.Socialist Scholars Conference, New York.Keynote: Torn Halves: Theory and Politics in Contemporary Feminism, RadicalPhilosophy Conference, University of London, 1996.10

Middlesex University, 15 July 1995, invited paper.Hobart and William Smith Colleges.InQueery, The Sixth North American Conference on Lesbian, Gay and BisexualStudies, Iowa City, 1994.Modern Language Association Annual Conference.Edited TranscriptsRegina v Saunders: A Collection of the Court Documents. Self-published boundtext consists of my own introductory essay, the complete District Courttranscripts, and the Appeals Court decision relating to a 1991 British caseinvolving lesbian sexual practices, cross-gender passing, alleged sexual assaultand alleged gender deception. (Members of the public must pay for completetranscripts of District Court trials in the U.K. and are therefore rarely accessible.)Copies deposited in the library collections of Oxford University, CambridgeUniversity, the London School of Economics and Social Sciences, and CornellUniversity.Book Review Essays"Sexual Families and the State: Welfare Policy and Same-Sex Marriage in ShameCulture" (review of The Will to Empower: Democratic Citizens and Other Subjects byBarbara Cruikshank; Reproducing the State, by Jacqueline Stevens; Queer FamilyValues: Debunking the Myth of the Nuclear Family by Valerie Lehr; The Trouble withNormal: Sex, Politics, and the Ethics of Queer Life by Michael Warner; and TheNeutered Mother, the Sexual Family, and Other Twentieth Century Tragedies byMartha Fineman), Theory and Event 5.2 (2001).Book Reviews-review of Identity Before Identity Politics, by Linda Nicholson, in Constellations17:2 (June 2010): 369-72.-review of America’s New Working Class: Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in a BiopoliticalAge, by Kathleen Arnold, in Perspectives on Politics, 6:4 (Dec. 2008): 813-5.-review of Sexual Strangers: Gays, Lesbians, and the Dilemmas of Citizenship, byShane Phelan and Sexual Identities, Queer Politics, edited by Mark Blasius, inAmerican Political Science Review 96: 1 (2002) 172-4.-review of Post-Marxism: A Reader, edited by Stuart Sein in Contemporary Politics,7:2 (2001) 176-8.11

-"Sexual Justice: Democratic Citizenship and the Politics of Desire," review ofSexual Justice, by Morris Kaplan in Political Theory, 27:6 (December 1999) 873-80.-review of Cartographies of Diaspora, by Avtar Brah in Ethnic and Racial Studies , 22:1 (January 1999) 175-6.-review of Critical Dialogues in Cultural Studies, by David Morley and Kuan-HsingChen, editors, in Ethnic and Racial Studies 22:1 (January 1999) 206-8.-review of Racism and Anti-racism in World Perspective, edited by Benjamin P.Bowser, in Ethnic and Racial Studies 22: 1 (January 1999) 176-8.-review of The Velvet Glove: Paternalism and Conflict in Gender, Class and RaceRelations, by Mary Jackman, in Ethnic and Racial Studies, 21: 4 (July 1998) 774-6.-review of Outlaw Culture: Resisting Representations, by bell hooks in Ethnic andRacial Studies, 19: 4 (October 1996) 937-938.-review of Essentially Speaking: Feminism, Nature and Difference, by Diana Fuss inFeminist Review, 38 (summer 1991) 109-112.Interviews, Translations, Book Reviews in Non-Academic Publications, OfficialReports and JournalismCornell Daily Sun, Video interview, Fisher v. University of Texas, 26 October 2012.WBAI, “Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report.” Commentatoron poverty policy and the 2008 Presidential election campaign. Summer, 2008."Poverty Today," Z Magazine, July-Aug. 2004, 43-8.(with Gwendolyn Mink) "Gay or Straight, Marriage May Not Be Bliss," Women'senews, March 31, 2004.(with Gwendolyn Mink and Martha Fineman) "No Promotion of Marriage inTANF!", position paper, Social Justice, 30:4 (2003): 126-34.radio interview, Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, Dublin Public Radio, 17 September,1998"Homoeconomics," Z Magazine, July-Aug 1998, 25-7.12

"Lesbians and Gays as the 'Foreigners Within': MacDonald's 'Ballot Measure 9'",in Richard Herskowitz, ed., U.S. and Them: A Look Back at the 1995 Virginia FilmFestival, Charlottesville, Virginia Film Festival/University of Virginia, 1998, 63-7."Behind the Rhetoric" [on Cornell's Program Housing], The Cornell Daily Sun, 9October 1997, 5."The Gender Gap Election," op-ed commentary, The Independent, London, 15November 1996, 19.translation (French to English) of "Questions sur la citoyenneté", by Jean Leca, inChantal Mouffe, ed., Dimensions of Radical Democracy: Pluralism and Citizenship,London, Verso, 1992, 17- 32."The End of the Rainbow: The `New Social Movements' and `the Left'", MarxismToday, February, 1991, 24-5.(with Peter Dews and Robin Blackburn) "Theory, Democracy and Socialism",interview with Ernesto Laclau, in E. Laclau, Reflections on the Revolution of OurTime, London, Verso, 1990, 197-245.(with Sharon Barkley) The Availability of English as a Second Language for TorontoImmigrants: A Needs-Based Survey and a Report of Findings, Chairman's Office,Toronto Board of Education, summer, 1982.Courses TaughtCornell University, 1993-presentGraduate courses:*Topics in Social and Political Philosophy**Jurisprudence and Normative TheoryCritical Race TheoryTheories of Justice and EqualityPolitical Theories of PowerContemporary Democratic TheoryPolitical Theories of IdeologyTheories of GovernmentalityUndergraduate courses:Human Rights and Global JusticeEducation, Social Justice, and the Law13

Sexuality and the LawGovernment Honors Thesis SeminarInterpreting Race and Racism: Du BoisFeminist Theory/State TheoryFeminist Theory/Law and Society*Co-taught with Richard Miller, Department of Philosophy.**Cornell Law School, JD and LLM programs; cross-listed by the Department ofGovernment.Professional Service: Cornell UniversityCornell University Faculty Affiliations:Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies ProgramAmerican Studies ProgramCenter for the Study of Inequality2011-2016 Dean of Faculty's Sexual Harassment Co-Investigator Panel, member.2011-2012 Chair, Political Theory Search Committee, Government, Cornell.2011 Co-Organizer, Prof. Catharine MacKinnon's visit to Cornell Universityunder the auspices of the University Lectureship program.2010-2011 Member, Comparative Politics search committee, Government,Cornell.2010-2011 Member, Graduate Program Committee, Government, Cornell.2010-2011 Faculty Chair, Political Theory Colloquium.2009-2010 Organizer, Nancy Fraser’s Messenger Lectureship, Cornell.2005-2008 Associate Chair, Department of Government.2007-2008 Chair, Political Theory Colloquium, Department of Government.2007-2008 Organizer, Nancy Fraser’s University Lectureship, Cornell.2004-2009 Member, Dean of Faculty’s University Appeals Panel.2001-2004 Director, Undergraduate Studies Program, Department ofGovernment.2001-2004 Director, Honors Program, Department of Government.2003-2004 Chair, Government/Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies JointSearch Committee.2001-2003 Member, Feminism and Legal Theory Project, Cornell University LawSchool.spring, 2003 Member, Study Abroad Program Review Committee, College ofArts and Science.2001-2002 Co-Director, Law and Society Program.2002 Member, Women’s Studies Undergraduate Affairs Committee.fall, 2001 Organizer, Messenger Lecture Series, Prof. Janet Halley, guest speaker.14

1999-2000 Chair, Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Studies Steering Committee.1999-2000 Member, Steering Group Committee, Women's Studies Program.2000, Organizer, "Foucault Today -- A Political Theory Workshop".1995-99 Faculty Advisor, College Scholar Program.1992-present Reader, Society for the Humanities External FellowshipApplications.1997-99 Undergraduate Program Committee, Government.1999 Reader, Luigi Einaudi Fellowship Competition, Institute for EuropeanStudies.1998-99 member, Latino Studies Search Committee, Government.1996-98 Academic Freedom and Professional Status Committee.1996-98 Departmental Representative, University Senate.1997-98 Truman Scholarship Selection Committee.1996-97 Member, Government-Latino Studies Joint Search Committee.1996-97 Faculty Advisor, The Feminist Action League, Cornell University.1992-96 Member, Women's Studies Executive Board.1994-95 Departmental Representative, University Faculty Council ofRepresentatives.summer, 1995 Faculty Advisor, Leadership Alliance Summer Research Program(for non-Cornell minority junior undergraduates).1995 Reader, Institute for European Studies, Ph.D. research grants.1994-95 Graduate Program Committee, Government.1993-94 Comparative Politics Search Committee, Government.Professional Service: OtherMember, Editorial Board, Polity.Member, Editorial Board, Feminist Theory.Member, APSA Victoria Schuck Book Award Committee, 2011-12.Chair, Foundations of Political Theory, Best Paper Award Committee, Spring,2010.External Reviewer. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.Multi-year faculty research grant competition. Fall, 2009.Chair, Women's Caucus for Political Science, APSA, Mentoring AwardsCommittee, 2008.External Reviewer, Israeli Social Science Foundation, May 2007.15

Section Chair, Politics and Gender, Western Political Science Association, 2006-2007.Member, Women's Caucus for Political Science, APSA, Mentoring AwardsCommittee, 2006-07.Member, Women and Politics Award Committee, Western Political ScienceAssociation, 2005-2006.Member, National Advisory Board. Reproductive Justice Conference, 2005. Cosponsoredby Smith College and the National Office of Planned Parenthood ofAmerica.External Examiner, Honors Thesis, Department of Political Science, Hobart andWilliam Smith Colleges, April 2004.Fall, 2003. Faculty reviewer. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council ofCanada. Multi-year faculty fellowship application.2002-2003 Member, Executive Council of the Women and Politics Section,American Political Science Association.1995-00 Member, Lesbian and Gay Studies Caucus, American Political ScienceAssociation.1998-00 Member, Standing Committee on the Status of Lesbians and Gays in theProfession, American Political Science Association.External Examiner, Honors Thesis, Department of Political Science, BatesCollege, April 2000.External Reviewer, Faculty Research Award Program, Women's StudiesProgram, City University of New York, 1998-99.Manuscript Review: American Political Science Review; Du Bois Review; Ethnic andRacial Studies; Feminist Theory; Journal of Political Philosophy; Law and Social Inquiry;Mosaic; Political Theory; Sexualities; Signs; Theory and Event; Women, Politics andPolicy. Blackwell, Cornell University Press, Duke University Press, Routledge,and the University of Minnesota Press.EducationPh.D., 1992, University of Essex, Department of GovernmentM.A., 1986, University of Toronto, Department of Political Science16

B.A., 1984, University of Toronto, College of Arts and SciencesAudited Law School CoursesConstitutional Law, Cornell University, spring, 2008. Prof. Trevor MorrisonFamily Law, Columbia Law School, fall, 2008. Prof. Robin LenhardtHuman Rights Law, Columbia Law School, fall, 2008. Prof. Sarah ClevelandJurisprudence and Constitutional Theory, Columbia Law School, spring, 2009.Prof. Matthew Adler.Advanced Constitutional Law: Equal Protection and the FourteenthAmendment, Columbia Law School, spring, 2009. Prof. Ted Shaw.Law and Educational Institutions: Equity Issues, Columbia Law School, spring,2009. Prof. Michael Rebell.Academic Awards, Honors, Grants, and FellowshipsSpencer Foundation Research Grant, 2013-14Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N.J., Rosanna and Charles Jaffin,Founders’ Circle Membership, School of Social Science, 2009-10Member, Dewey Seminar on Education, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton,NJ, 2009-10Member, Education, Democracy and Justice Multistage Workshop, SpencerFoundation/ Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, 2009-10Institute for Social Sciences and the President’s Council of Cornell Women,Cornell University, Small Grant Award, 2010Victoria Schuck Book Award, APSA Women and Politics Section, 2008 (forWelfare Reform and Sexual Regulation)Mellon Foundation New Directions Fellowship, 2008-09Institute for Social Sciences, Cornell University, Small Grant Award, 2007-08LaFeber Research Award, Government, Cornell University: Co-Investigator andFaculty Supervisor, 2006J.S. Knight Sophomore Seminar Instructor, Cornell University, spring, 2006,spring, 2007Gender, Sexuality, Family and International Human Rights Faculty ExchangeScholar, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Canada, fall 2001Cornell Humanities Council Collaborative Research Grant, 2000Cornell Humanities Council Non-Tenured Faculty Grant, 1993, 94, 95, 98Faculty Fellowship, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, fall, 1995SSHRCC (Government of Canada) Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 1991-3I.O.D.E. War Memorial Doctoral Scholarship, 1990-91Canadian Centennial Doctoral Award, 1991Honorable Mention: H.F.Guggenheim Dissertation Award, 1990U. K. Commonwealth Doctoral Scholarship, 1988-9, 1989-9017

SSHRCC (Government of Canada) Doctoral Scholarship, 1987-8(Province of Ontario) Graduate Scholarship, 1986-7University of Toronto Open Scholarship, 1985-6University of Toronto, 1984: B.A. Awarded with High DistinctionTrinity College Dixon Prize for Academic Achievement, 1984Alumni Award, University of Toronto, 1981University of Toronto Admissions Scholarship, 1980-81, 1981-2Other AwardsInternational Women’s Day Honoree, 8 March 2006, Cornell University.Faculty Recognition, Teaching Excellence, Interfraternity and Panhellenic Tri-Council and Order of Omega Honor Society, 1 November 2012, CornellUniversity.Research InterestsFeminist theory and feminist legal studies; critical race theory; the rhetoric ofmodern State power and citizenship; equal protection jurisprudence andnormative political theory; distributive justice and socioeconomic rights; publicpolicy: education, poverty assistance.Updated: 1 January 2013.18