CURRICULUM VITAE L i s a L e c h n e r

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE L i s a L e c h n e r Personal Details Address Rudolfskai 42, A-5020 Salzburg lisa.lechner@sbg.ac.at Phone Nationality Austrian Birth 3 October 1988 in Zell am See Research Interests - International Relations - Political Economy - Issue Linkage - International Organizations - Quantitative Methods - Network Analysis - (Automated-) Text Analysis Education since Oct PhD Political Science Department of Political Science and Sociology International Politics University of Salzburg, Austria Supervisor: Prof. Andreas Dür Sept Dez Graduate Research Fellow Centre for International Peace and Security Studies McGill University, Montreal, Canada Supervisor: Prof. Leonardo Baccini Oct Nov Diploma 1 in International Economics University of Innsbruck, Austria including one year at Audencia Nantes, Ėcole de Management Grande Ėcole, Nantes, France March June 2013 Bachelor in Political Science University of Innsbruck, Austria 1 MA-equivalent 1

2 2008 A-Level Exam Higher Vocational School for Service Industries Management (HBLA), Saalfelden, Austria including one term at Western Springs College, Auckland, New-Zealand Professional Experience since Oct Research Assistant for International Politics inter alia working on the Design of Trade Agreements Project (DESTA) University of Salzburg, Austria Summer 2011 & 2012 Assistant at Forum Alpbach an interdisciplinary platform for science, politics, business & culture Vienna-Alpbach, Austria Awards & Distinctions Sept. - Dez Promotion grant by University of Salzburg for research stay abroad June 2014 Nomination for the Graf-Chotek Price, Innsbruck Diploma Thesis on Effects of European Integration on FDI: The Central and Eastern European Countries Additional Academic Training Winter 2016 Inferential Network Analysis ECPR Winter School on Methods in Bamberg, Germany by Philip Leifeld March Febr University didactic Winter 2015 Automated Web Data collection with R ECPR Winter School on Methods in Bamberg, Germany by Peter Meissner Winter 2014 Panel Data Analysis ECPR Winter School on Methods in Vienna, Austria by Henrik Lohmann 2

3 Teaching Experience Summer 2016 & 2017 Quantitative Methods Seminar for Bachelor Students Winter & Summer 2017 International Relations Introduction II Seminar for Bachelor Students April 2017 Quantitative Methods with R as Staff Training Summer 2015 R-Tutorials for Master Students Winter 2015 Simulation Games for Secondary School Students Summer 2014 Introduction to STATA as Staff Training Invited Talks & Conference Participations Annual Meeting & Exhibition at the Convention Center in Philadephia, Pennsylvania, US 6th EPSA Annual General Conference at the Square Conference Centre, Brussels, Belgium Workshop - Text Analysis and the Study of International Institutions at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 2015 Tag der Politikwissenschaft International Symposium on Free Trade & Investment Agreements: TTIP, TPP and the rise of Mega-regionals Consequences for the world trading system Talk: Key Trends in Preferential Trade Agreements at Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Berlin, Germany 45th UACES Annual Coference at University of Bilbao, Spain 3

4 2nd GIFTA Workshop: Europoean Union FTAs at London School of Econonomics, United-Kingdom 5th EPSA Annual General Conference at the Schloss Schoenbrunn Conference Venue, Vienna, Austria th UACES Annual Conference at University College Cork, Ireland ECPR Graduate Conference at University of Innsbruck, Austria Conference Organization 2015 Tag der Politikwissenschaft Language and Computer Skills Languages - German (native speaker) - English (fluent) - French (good) Statistical Programs R, Python, STATA, Matlab, SPSS, DNA, MAXqda Publications The domestic battle over the design of non-trade issues in preferential trade agreements, in Review of International Political Economy (2016). Business Interests and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, in The Politics of Transatlantic Trade Negotiations: TTIP in a Globalized World. Eds. Jean-Frédéric Morin, Novotna Tereza, Ponjaert Frederik and Mario Telo (2015). London: Ashgate, p (with Andreas Dür). 4

5 Working Papers Seal the Deal: Regime Type and Adjusmtent Costs in Preferential Trade Negotiations, under review (2016, with Simon Wüthrich). International Negotiations and the Limits of Diffusion: Evidence from Non-Trade Issues in Preferential Trade Agreements (presented at EPSA and APSA 2016). Humans versus computer: manual and computational estimates of latent traits in preferential trade agreements (with Andreas Dür) (presented in Berlin, January 2016). Mapping the trade and environment nexus: Insights from a new dataset (with Andreas Dür and Jean-Frédéric- Morin) (presented at EPSA 2016). Domestic Demand for Political Conditionality (with Allison Carnegie and Joon Yang). Economic Externalities of Non-Trade Issues in Preferential Trade Agreements. Where Linkage Matters: Compliance with Non-Trade Issues in Preferential Trade Agreements. 5