VITA. David B. Goetze office phone: (435) Political Science Department cell phone: (435) Utah State University fax: (435)

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1 VITA David B. Goetze office phone: (435) Political Science Department cell phone: (435) Utah State University fax: (435) Logan, UT, USA I. Education B.A., University of Kansas, History, l973 M.A., University of Kansas, Political Science, l974 Ph.D., Indiana University, Political Science, l980 II. Professional Appointments, Affiliations, and Service Utah State University Associate Professor of Political Science, 1987-present Assistant Professor of Political Science, Director of Graduate Studies, Director, Center for the Study of War and Peace, Director, Natural Resource and Environmental Policy Program, Director, Center for International Studies, 2012-present International Studies Advisor, 2011-present United States Executive Director, Association for Politics and the Life Sciences, Associate Editor, Western Political Quarterly, Fellow, Resources for the Future, l Associate, Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University, l978-present Associate, Center for the Study of Decision Behavior, Oregon University, International Co-Editor (with Nedzad Basic) of Research Papers, journal of the Human Rights Conflict Prevention Centre, University in Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Associate Professor of Security Studies, Faculty of Law, University in Bihac, 2003-present Member, Science Council, University in Bihac, 1999-present Fulbright Professor, various universities in Hungary, 1991 Official Observer of Costa Rican National Elections, Costa Rican Supreme Electoral Tribunal, February, 1990 III. Specializations: Cooperation and Conflict, Biology and Social Behavior, Ethnic Conflict and War, Civilization and the Environment 1

2 IV. Publication and Grant Activity Books: Evolutionary Theory and Ethnic Conflict. (Editor with Patrick. James) Westport, Conn.: Praeger Publishers, Journal Issues: The Failure of Political Islam (editor with Peter Mentzel), Journal of Human Rights and Conflict Prevention, University of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Vol. IV, no. 1-2, Articles: Communicating Biopolitical Knowledge. (with Albert Somit and Robert H. Sprinkle) in Albert Somit and Steven A. Peterson (eds.) Biology and Politics: Where It Has Been and Where It Is Going. Emerald Press, forthcoming. "Options for APLS: Identity Challenges Facing the Association for Politics and the Life Sciences." Politics and the Life Sciences, 30, 1: Public Goods, Sharing Genes, and the Formation of Large Groups. Politics and the Life Sciences, Vol. 26, No. 2, 7-25, Introduction: Evolution, Public Goods, and the State. Politics and the Life Sciences, Vol. 26, No. 2, 2-6, "Evolutionary Psychology and Ethnic Phenomena" (with Patrick James). Evolutionary Psychology, 2: , "Islam and Terrorism" (with Peter Mentzel) Research Papers, (journal of the Human Rights and Conflict Prevention Center, University of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina) Vol. IV, no. 1-2: , "Secession Crises, Human Welfare and Conflict Resolution" (with Nedzad Basic and Charles Anthony Smith). Conflict, Security & Development, Vol. 3, No. 2: , "Remedies for Injustice in an Age of Terrorist War" (with Amal Kawar and Veronica Ward). Research Papers, (journal of the Human Rights and Conflict Prevention Center, University of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina)Vol. II, no. 3-4: , 2002 also published in Security Studies in Transition. Nedzad Basic (ed.) Geneva, Confronting Terrorism with Constructive Policy (with Jeanne L. Johnson). Research Papers, (journal of the Human Rights and Conflict Prevention Center, University of Bihac, Bosnia- Herzegovina) Vol. II, no.1-2: , "What Can Evolutionary Theory Say About Ethnic Phenomena?" (with Patrick James) in Evolutionary Theory and Ethnic Conflict. P. James and D. Goetze (eds.) Westport, Conn.: Praeger Publishers, Evolutionary Theory and Nationalism in Alexander Motyl (ed.) Encyclopedia of Nationalism pp , San Diego: Academic Press, Reports of Ethnic Violence as Spurs to Conflict Mobilization, (with Charles Anthony Smith) Research Reports, (journal of the Human Rights and Conflict Prevention Center, University of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina) Vol. 1, No. 2: 59-66, Resolving Conflict in the Balkans, Law Spectrum, August, 1999 (a condensed version was translated into Serbo-Croatian and published in Unsko-Sanske Novine, the local public newspaper of the city of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina. 2

3 Evolution, Mobility, and Ethnic Group Formation, Politics and the Life Sciences, Vol. 17, No. 1: 59-71, How Special is Ethnic Separation as a Strategy for Resolving Conflict? Politics and the Life Sciences, Vol. 16, No. 2: 264-5, Comparing Prisoner's Dilemma, Commons Dilemma, and Public Goods Provision Designs in Laboratory Experiments," Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 38, No. 1: 56-86, "Regulatory Responses to Commons Problems: The Columbia River Salmon Fishery," Society and Natural Resources, Vol. 2, No. 3: , 1990 (with D. Peterson). "Explaining Collective Action with Rational Models," Public Choice, Vol. 62, No. 1: 25-39, 1989 (with Peter Galderisi). "Voluntary Siting of Unwanted Facilities," in Richard Hula (ed.) Market-Based Alternatives in Public Policy, pp , London: MacMillan Press, "Understanding and Cooperation in Social Dilemmas," Public Choice, Vol. 57, No. 3: , 1988 (with John Orbell). "Identifying Appropriate Institutions for Efficient Use of Common Pools," Natural Resources Journal, Winter, , "Longitudinal and Catastrophic Models of State Hazardous Waste Regulation," in James Lester and Charles Davis (eds.) Regulating Hazardous Waste, Greenwood Press, 1986 (with C.K. Rowland and S.C. Lee). "Explaining Hazardous Waste Regulation at the State Level," Policy Studies Journal, September, 1985 (with C.K. Rowland). "Selected Variables Affecting the Choice Between Federal and State Regulatory Responsibility: Groundwater Quality as an Illustrative Case," in John Bredehoeft and Thomas Usselman (eds.) Ground-Water Contamination: Product of a Technological Society, Washington, D.C.: National Academy of Sciences, l984. "A Decentralized Mechanism for Siting Hazardous Waste Disposal Facilities," Public Choice, Vol. 39, No. 3: , l982. "Regional Intergovernmental Institutions: Participation Benefits and Costs," Journal of Environmental Management, Vol. 6, No. 6, , l982 (with Kenneth Godwin). "The Shaping of Environmental Attitudes in State Air Pollution Control Agencies," Public Administration Review, Vol. 4l, No. 4, , July/August l98l. "A Strategy for Empirical Evaluation of River Basin Institutions," in Ronald M. North (ed.) Unified River Basin Management, pp , Minneapolis: American Water Resources Association, l98l. Government Reports: "An Assessment of Technology-Based Standards for Water Quality Control," Report submitted to office of Environmental Assessments, U.S. Department of Energy, l981 (with Thomas Hoskings, Alan Rockwood, and George Danko). "The Efficiency of Federal, State, and Nontraditional Arrangements: The Case of Groundwater Regulation." Report submitted to Office of Environmental Assessments, U.S. Department of Energy, l98l. "Unresolved Issues in the Choice Between Federal and State Governmental Responsibility for Environmental Regulation." Report submitted to Los Alamos National Energy Laboratory and U.S. Department of Energy, l98l (with Colleen Olinger). 3

4 "A Comparative Evaluation of Federal and State Approaches to Groundwater Regulation." Report submitted to Los Alamos National Energy Laboratory and U.S. Department of Energy, l980 (with Colleen Olinger). "Evaluation of Institutional Arrangements for Water Resource Problems." Report submitted to Chesapeake Bay Program. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, l980 (with Suzanna Sherman, Kenneth Godwin, and Helen Ingram). Selected Presentations Triggers of Ingroup-Outgroup Polarization: the Fear Dimension. Presented at Annual Meeting of the Association for Politics and the Life Sciences, October, 2011, Cincinnati, Ohio. Pathways to Conflict. Presented at invited conference on Evolutionary Theory and Political Science European University, Institute Via dei Roccettini, Firenze Italy, June, Comparing Data Sets on Warfare and Societal Development. Presented at Second International Global Studies Conference, Ljubljana, Slovenia, July, 2008 "An Exclusion Model of Ethnic Conflict" paper/poster presented at International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, February, "The Ties that Bind: Terrorist Groups in the Middle East and South Asia" presented at a "Festschrift for Elinor Ostrom," Bloomington, Indiana, October, Nonsubtractibility and the Evolution of Groups presented at Politics and Life Sciences Annual Meeting, September, 2003, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Institutional Solutions to Ethnic Conflict presented at the Law and Society Annual Meeting, July, 2001, Budapest, Hungary. The Evolution of Mechanisms for Recognizing Altruists presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, August, 2000, Washington, D.C. Explaining Conflict Severity in Bosnia and Kosovo presented at Diversity Within Unity Conference, August, 1999, Prague, the Czech Republic. Evolutionary Psychology and Exit/Stay Decisions in Collective Action presented at 9 th Annual Social Dilemmas Conference, July, 1997, Cairnes, Australia. Grant Activity -While at Utah State University Templeton Foundation 2005 ($12,700 received) - to support preparation of an edited book on Evolution, Public Goods, and the State. Ultimately, the contents were published as a symposium series in the journal, Politics and the Life Sciences (Sept 2007, March 2008, Sept 2008). Fulbright Study Grant - Expense paid grant for 6-week tour of Hungary Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences Minigrant for Course Design and Development, Utah State University, 1990 ($2,300 received) "Evolution, Choice, and Social Cooperation." Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences Research and Training Fund, Utah State University, 1985 ($3,000 received) "Social Dilemma Experiments." Mineral Leasing Grant Fund, Utah State University, 1984 ($7,000 received) "State-level Regulation of Hazardous Waste." -While at Resources for the Future: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chesapeake Bay Program, 1979 ($150,000 received). This grant was awarded jointly to the Environmental Law Institute and 4

5 Resources For the Future, Inc. Goetze served as PI for RFF's portion of the grant (about $70,000). "Institutional Arrangements for Regulating Uses of the Chesapeake Bay." Los Alamos National Energy Laboratory, 1980 ($30,000 received) "Evaluating Federal and State Roles in Groundwater Regulation." U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Environmental Assessments, ($17,000 received) "Policy Dilemmas Involving the Siting of Unwanted Facilities." Radian Corporation, 1981 ($8,000 received) "Evaluation of Water Quality Regulations." 5