Department of Political Science Phone: Gowen Hall Website: kirstinetaylor.weebly.com Seattle, Washington

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1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kirstine Taylor, PhD Department of Political Science Phone: Gowen Hall Website: kirstinetaylor.weebly.com Seattle, Washington SPECIALIZATIONS African American political thought; the politics of race in American democratic thought; American political development ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Postdoctoral Lecturer, , Department of Political Science EDUCATION Ph.D., Political Science, 2015 Dissertation: Racial Violence and the Politics of Innocence: From the Postwar South to Post-Racial America Committee: Michael McCann (co-chair), Jack Turner III (co-chair), Naomi Murakawa, Megan Ming Francis Fields: Political Theory, Race and Ethnicity Politics, Public Law M.A., Political Science, 2010 Master s Thesis: Untimely Subjects: White Trash and the Politics of Modernization, Committee: Naomi Murakawa (chair), Michael McCann, Jack Turner III Scripps College B.A., Politics and International Relations, 2006 PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH Peer-Reviewed Articles Kirstine Taylor, Untimely Subjects: White Trash and the Making of Racial Innocence in the Postwar South, American Quarterly (March 2015): Michael McCann, George Lovell, and Kirstine Taylor, Covering Legal Mobilization: A Bottom- Up Analysis of Wards Cove v. Atonio, Law & Social Inquiry (Summer 2015) Under Review 1

2 The Way of the New South: Race, Class, and the Birth of Law-and-Order Politics in the Postwar South Book in Progress The Alchemy of Racial Innocence: From the Postwar South to Post-Racial America Articles In Progress James Baldwin, the Dilemma of Consciousness, and the Alchemy of Racial Innocence Racial Innocence in American Political Development, with Daniel Martinez HoSang A Paean of Hopeful Strife: Race and Despair in American Democratic Imagination A Test of Law, A Test of Order: White Violence, Black Protest, and the Policing of Capital in the Democratizing South FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS & AWARDS Postdoctoral Prize Fellowship, Washington Institute for the Study of Inequality & Race, Graduate School Presidential Dissertation Fellowship, 2014 Nominee, Pi Sigma Alpha Award, Western Political Science Association Camden Hall Research Grant, 2012 Stuart Scheingold Paper Award, Camden Hall Research Grant, 2011 Departmental Distinction in Qualifying Exams: Political Theory, Race and Ethnic Politics, Public Law Commendation in Teaching, 2010 Master s Essay Awarded with Distinction, J. Allen Smith Fellowship, 2006 Best Honors Thesis Award, Politics and International Relations, Scripps College SELECTED CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION James Baldwin, The Dilemma of Consciousness, and the Alchemy of Racial Innocence, American Political Science Association, San Francisco, September James Baldwin, Racial Innocence, and the Politics of Risk, Western Political Science Association, Las Vegas, April The Way of the New South : Brown v. Board and the Emergence of Law-and-Order in Postwar North Carolina, Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium, November Between Violence and Disorder: Brown v. Board and the Birth of Law-and-Order, Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago, April From Brown v. Board to Law and Order: The Politics of Racial Innocence in North Carolina, , Western Political Science Association, Seattle, April Law and Racial Innocence, Southern Political Science Association, New Orleans, January

3 Racial Violence and the Contested Nature of Law and Order in the Postwar South, Western Political Science Association, Los Angeles, March 2013 Policing Violence: Race and Law and Order in the Making of the New South, , Western Political Science Association, Portland, March Southern Exceptionalism or New South? Western Political Science Association, San Antonio, April Untimely Subjects: White Trash and the Politics of Modernization, , Association for the Study of Law, Culture & Humanities, Las Vegas, March Foucault Goes Local: Self-Care and Regimen in Alternative Food Movements, Western Political Science Association, San Francisco, April ARCHIVAL RESEARCH Chapel Hill and Raleigh, North Carolina (2013) Oxford and Jackson, Mississippi (2012) Atlanta and Athens, Georgia (2011 & 2012) TEACHING AREAS & SPECIALIZATIONS Political Theory WESTERN CANON: Introduction to Political Theory; Modern Political Thought; Postmodern and Critical Thought; Contemporary Political Theory; Feminist Thought; Democratic Theory AMERICAN THOUGHT: American Political Thought; African American Political Thought; Critical Race Theory; Race, Violence, and the Law OTHER SPECIALIZATIONS: The Concept of Power; Race and Capitalism; The Politics of Punishment; Critical Race Theory Race and Ethnicity Politics Race & Ethnicity in American Politics; Race and American Political Development; Contemporary Black Politics & Thought American Politics and Law Introduction to American Politics; Introduction to American Political Institutions; American Political Development; Constitutional Law; Law in Society; The Politics of Rights TEACHING HISTORY Post-Doctoral Lecturer,, Fall 2015 Introduction to Political Theory Fall 2015 Special Topics in Political Theory: Race, Violence, and the Law Winter 2016 The Concept of Power Winter 2016 Modern Political Thought Spring 2016 Introduction to Political Theory Spring 2016 Race & Ethnicity in American Politics 3

4 Instructor, Summer 2015 Race & Ethnicity in American Politics Spring 2015 Race & Ethnicity in American Politics Summer 2014 The Concept of Power Summer 2013 The Concept of Power Graduate Student Instructor/Teaching Assistant, Winter 2015 Race & Ethnicity in American Politics (Megan Ming Francis) Spring 2014 Law in Society (Michael McCann) Spring 2013 Ancient Political Thought (Sooenn Park) Spring 2012 American Political Thought II (Jack Turner III) Spring 2011 Introduction to American Politics (Naomi Murakawa) Winter 2011 Western Tradition of Political Thought: Modern (Greg Miller) Fall 2010 Introduction to Political Theory (Greg Miller) Spring 2010 Media, Society, and Political Identity (Lance Bennett) Winter 2010 Western Tradition of Political Thought: Modern (Christine DiStefano) Fall 2009 Introduction to Political Theory (Jack Turner III) Guest Lecturer, Spring 2014 The Death Penalty and the Killing State, Law in Society (Michael McCann) Spring 2012 James Baldwin and American Prophecy, American Political Thought II (Jack Turner III) Spring 2012 David Roediger s Wages of Whiteness, Graduate Seminar in Critical Race Theory (Jack Turner III) Other, Winter 2013 Reader, Literature and American Political Culture (Rachel Sanders) Fall 2012 Reader, Race and the Law (Heather Pool) Fall 2012 Reader, Ancient Political Thought (Heather Pool) Spring 2012 Reader, Early Modern Political Thought (Heather Pool) RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS 2014 Naomi Murakawa, Princeton University Michael McCann and George Lovell, Thomas P. Kim, Scripps College PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2015 Discussant, Race and Memory in American Political Thought, American Political Science Association Conference, San Francisco Steering Committee and founding member, Equality Initiative in Political Science, 2014 Co-Chair, Gender and Career Development in Political Science professionalization workshop, 2014 Co-Chair, Teaching Beyond Graduate School professionalization workshop, Graduate Student President, Political Science, 4

5 Graduate Student Representative, Executive Committee, Political Science, Faculty Search Committee, Inequality and Social Justice position in Political Science, Graduate student mentor, Political Science, Graduate Admissions Committee, Political Science, University of Washington PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Political Science Association Western Political Science Association Midwestern Political Science Association Institute for the Study of Ethnicity, Race, and Sexuality (WISER) Comparative Law and Society Studies Center (CLASS) REFERENCES Michael McCann Jack Turner III Department of Political Science Department of Political Science Box Gowen Hall Seattle, Washington Seattle, Washington Phone: Phone: Megan Ming Francis Naomi Murakawa Assistant Professor Center for African American Studies Princeton University 37 Gowen Hall 206 Stanhope Hall Seattle, Washington Princeton, New Jersey Phone: Phone: Christine DiStefano Andrew Dilts Associate Chair, Political Science Loyola University Assistant Professor 133 Gowen Hall University Hall 4134 Seattle, Washington Los Angeles, CA Phone: (206) Phone: George Lovell Chair, Department of Political Science 106 Gowen Hall Seattle, Washington Phone: