ANDREW M. BELL 2115 G Street, N.W., Monroe Hall 440, Washington, D.C andrew.bell (at) duke.edu

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1 ANDREW M. BELL 2115 G Street, N.W., Monroe Hall 440, Washington, D.C andrew.bell (at) duke.edu EDUCATION Ph.D. in Political Science, 2015 M.A. in Political Science, 2012 Major field: Security, Peace, and Conflict Studies; Minor field: Institutions Coursework concentration in International Relations and Comparative Politics Duke Divinity School M.T.S. (Master of Theological Studies), summa cum laude, 2008 Coursework concentration in ethics and just war theory studies Durham, NC Durham, NC University of Virginia School of Law and Graduate School Charlottesville, VA J.D., M.A. in Foreign Affairs, 2001 Coursework concentration in international law, national security law, and international humanitarian law A.B., Public Policy Studies and History, magna cum laude, 1998 Graduation with Distinction; minor in Russian Studies Durham, NC ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Assistant Professor, School of Global and International Studies (2016-present; on leave ) Indiana University-Bloomington, Bloomington, IN Postdoctoral Research Fellow (non-resident), Department of Law and Policy International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva, Switzerland Research Fellow (resident), Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD Visiting Scholar, Institute for Security and Conflict Studies Elliott School of International Affairs, The George Washington University, Washington, DC Predoctoral Research Fellow, Institute for Security and Conflict Studies Elliott School of International Affairs, The George Washington University, Washington, DC PUBLICATIONS Andrew M. Bell, "Military Culture and Restraint toward Civilians in War: Examining the Ugandan Civil Wars." Security Studies 25, no. 3 (2016): Andrew M. Bell, Leashing the Dogs of War : Examining the Effects of LOAC Training at the U.S. Military Academy and in Army ROTC, in New Voices in International Law: Empirical Perspectives on International Law, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting-American Society of International Law, no. 108 (2014): Andrew M. Bell, "Using Force against the Weapons of the Weak: Examining a Chemical-Biological Weapons Usage Criterion for Unilateral Humanitarian Intervention under the Responsibility to Protect." Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law. 22 (2013):

2 UNDER REVIEW The Impact of Military Training on Combatant Battlefield Preferences: Comparing the Effects of Ethics and Law of War Training at the U.S. Military Academy and Army ROTC (revise and resubmit). WORK IN PROGRESS Leashing the Dogs of War : Law of War, Military Culture, and Restraint toward Civilians in War (book manuscript). Ethics Training and Small-Unit Conduct Toward Civilians: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of War Crimes Prosecutions in Iraq and Afghanistan. Norms, Law, and the Effects of Military Training on Combatant Preferences: Tracing Combatant Socialization through Panel Survey Data Adoption of Law of War Norms by Civilians and Combatants: The Impact of Demographics and Institutional Setting. Torture, Military Culture, and the U.S. Army Experience in Iraq and Afghanistan Targeting and the Future of Robotic Warfare: How Drones Shape Military Organizations ACADEMIC AWARDS AND FUNDING Roots of Restraint in War Study (co-pi), International Committee of the Red Cross, Bradley Foundation Fellow, E. Bayard Halsted Fellow, (full tuition and stipend), Democracy, Institutions, and Political Economy Program Award, 2011, 2012 Dissertation Travel Research Award, 2012 Graduate School Summer Research Fellowship, 2012 Foreign Language and Area Studies Summer Fellowship, Russian, 2010 Graduate Fellowship (full tuition and stipend), Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Russian, Dean s List,,

3 TEACHING Instructor: International Security Politics, George Washington University, Spring 2016 Graduate-level course at Elliott School of International Affairs International Law, George Washington University Law School, Summer 2014 Teaching Assistant: Military Force and Statecraft,, Dr. Kristen Harkness, Fall 2011 International Security,, Dr. Alexander Downes, Spring 2011 Training: Fundamentals of College Teaching,, Fall 2012 CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS Presenter, Law of War Training and Military Compliance with International Law: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of U.S. Military Prosecutions in Iraq and Afghanistan, American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting 2016, Baltimore, MD, September 2016 Presenter, Law of War Training and Combatant Preferences Toward Civilians: Initial Evidence, The Roots of Behaviour in War Update Study Conference, International Committee of the Red Cross Humanitarium, Geneva, Switzerland, April Participant, The Costs and Consequences of Torture in Tactical Unit Settings, U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York, April 2016 Presenter (poster), Law of War Training and Military Compliance with International Law: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of U.S. Military Prosecutions in Iraq and Afghanistan, American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting 2015, San Francisco, CA, August 2015 Presenter, Law of War Training and Military Compliance with International Law: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of U.S. Military Prosecutions in Iraq and Afghanistan, Midwest Political Science Association, Annual Meeting 2015, Chicago, IL, April Examining U.S. Military Academy and ROTC Training, American Society of International Law-Southeast Interest Group Junior-Senior Scholar Workshop 2014, Charlottesville, VA, May 2014 Examining U.S. Military Academy and ROTC Training, American Society of International Law, Annual Meeting 2014, New Voices: Empirical Methods in Law Panel, April 2014 Examining U.S. Military Academy and ROTC Training, Midwest Political Science Association, Annual Meeting 2014, Chicago, IL, April 2014 Examining U.S. Military Academy and ROTC Training, Institute for Security and Conflict Studies, Elliott School of International Affairs, the George Washington University, Washington, DC, April 2014 a U.S. Military Academy Case Study, ISSS-ISAC Annual Conference, Washington, DC, October

4 a U.S. Military Academy Case Study, American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, August 2013 a U.S. Military Academy Case Study, International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2013 Presenter, Does Military Culture Matter in War? Measuring the Impact of Military Cultures of Civilian Respect on Civilian Victimization in Counterinsurgency, International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2013 Presenter, Military Culture of Civilian Respect and its Impact on Counterinsurgency Behavior, Young Turks and Ottoman Sultans: A Civil-Military Scholar Workshop, Chapel Hill, NC, October 2012 Presenter, The Role of Military Culture in Civilian Victimization during Counterinsurgency: Examining the Ugandan Civil Wars, ISSS-ISAC Annual Conference, Chapel Hill, NC, October 2012 Presenter, The Role of Military Culture in Civilian Victimization during Counterinsurgency: Evidence from Uganda and the United States, American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, August 2012 Presenter, The Role of Military Culture in Civilian Victimization during Counterinsurgency: Examining the Ugandan Civil Wars, International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, April 2012 Presenter, The Role of Military Culture in Civilian Victimization during Counterinsurgency: Examining the Ugandan Civil Wars, Security, Peace and Conflict Preliminary Exam Conference,, Durham, NC, December 2011 Presenter, Military Culture, Civilian Victimization, and Uganda, International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, Elon University, Elon, NC, October 2011 Presenter, Military Culture and Civilian Victimization: A Comparative Case Study of the Ugandan Civil Wars, International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada, March 2011 Participant, New Era in Foreign Policy Conference, Washington, DC, March 2010 Discussant, Global Governance and Democracy Conference,, Durham, NC, October 2009 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING International Policy Summer Institute (IPSI), Bridging the Gap Program, American University, Washington, DC, June 2016 Institute of Qualitative and Multi-Method Research (IQMR), Syracuse University, NY, June 2011 Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), Mixed-Methods Research, Chapel Hill, NC, July

5 FIELD RESEARCH AND LANGUAGE TRAINING Philippines (field research), August 2016 U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY (field research), Uganda (field research), Summer 2010, Summer 2012 Malawi (exploratory field research), Summer 2008 Russia (language and culture training), Summer 2010, Summer 2004 INVITED TALKS Globalization, Governance, and Humanitarian Intervention, Harvard Summer School, Cambridge, MA, June The Roots of Behaviour in War Revisited, International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC Humanitarium, Geneva, Switzerland, April Syria and a Chemical-Biological Weapons Usage Criterion for Humanitarian Intervention, The George Washington University Law School, Washington, DC, September 2013 Moderator, Healing the Trauma of War, Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC, November 2011 Ethics and the Impact of the Afghanistan War, Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC, October 2011 Ethics and Narrating the Impact of War, Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC, April 2011 MEDIA ForeignPolicy.com, The Best Defense (Tom Ricks), We need to understand what we mean when we talk about command climate, May 30, 2013 (with Maj. Kurt Sanger, USMC) BBC World Have Your Say, Interview regarding Military Ethics Training and African Militaries, January 25, 2013 SERVICE Reviewer: Oxford Research Encyclopedia, Journal of Peace Research, International Studies Quarterly, Ethics and International Affairs PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND MEMBERSHIPS Skills: Qualitative Research Methods, NVivo, Qualtrics Quantitative Research Methods, Stata, R Intermediate Russian, Basic French Memberships: Virginia State Bar American Society of International Law (ASIL) American Political Science Association (APSA) International Studies Association (ISA) International Society of Military Ethics (ISME) Lieber Society on the Law of Armed Conflict 5

6 REFERENCES Alexander Downes The George Washington University 1957 E Street, N.W. #605B Washington, DC (202) downes@gwu.edu Laia Balcells Box Durham, NC (919) laia.balcells@duke.edu Martha Finnemore The George Washington University Monroe Hall G Street, NW Washington, DC (202) finnemor@gwu.edu Peter Feaver Box Durham, NC (919) pfeaver@duke.edu Jack Knight School of Law and Department of Political Science Box Durham, NC (919) knight@law.duke.edu Sean Murphy The George Washington University Law School 2000 H Street, N.W, Washington, DC (202) smurphy@law.gwu.edu 6