Zaloznaya, Marina Social Psychology of Corruption: Why It Does Not Exist and Why It Should, Sociology Compass 8(2):

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1 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS MARINA ZALOZNAYA 140 Seashore Hall West Department of Sociology, The University of Iowa Iowa City, 52242, IA tel present Assistant Professor, the University of Iowa, Sociology EDUCATION Ph.D. in Sociology, Northwestern University, 2012 Bureaucratic Corruption in Transition Economies: Political Regime, Organizations, and Informality in Ukraine and Belarus [Committee: John Hagan, Mark Suchman, Bruce Carruthers, James Mahoney, Laura Beth Nielsen] M.S. in Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007 B.A. in Sociology and Italian, Middlebury College, 2005 [Summa Cum Laude] PUBLICATIONS *** Books Zaloznaya, Marina. A Rotten Apple: University Corruption and Political Regimes in Ukraine and Belarus. Under review with Cambridge University Press. *** Peer-Reviewed Articles and Book Chapters Zaloznaya, Marina Does Authoritarianism Breed Corruption? Reconsidering the Relationship between Autocratic Governance and Extra-Legal Behavior in Bureaucracies, Law & Social Inquiry, forthcoming, available online at Zaloznaya, Marina Social Psychology of Corruption: Why It Does Not Exist and Why It Should, Sociology Compass 8(2): Zaloznaya, Marina Beyond Anti-Corruptionism: Sociological Imagination and Comparative Study of Corruption, Comparative Sociology 12(5): Zaloznaya, Marina Organizational Cultures as Agents of Differential Association: Explaining the Variation in Bribery Practices in Ukrainian Universities, Crime, Law, and Social Change 58(3): Zaloznaya, Marina and Ted Gerber Voluntary Group Migration: Theoretical Considerations and Case Study, Population and Development Review 38(2): Zaloznaya, Marina and John Hagan Fighting Human Trafficking or Instituting Totalitarian Control? The Political Co-optation of Human Rights Protection in Belarus, in Davis, K., Fisher, A., Kingsbury, B. and S. Merry (eds.) Governance by Indicators: Global Power through Quantification and Rankings. Oxford University Press, pp Zaloznaya, Marina and Laura Beth Nielsen The Experience and Consequences of Professional Marginality: The Case of Poverty Lawyers Revisited, Law & Social Inquiry 36(4):

2 *** Book Reviews Zaloznaya, Marina Review of the Book: Suspicious Gifts: Bribery, Morality, and Professional Ethics by Malin Åkerström, Contemporary Sociology, forthcoming. MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS Does Optimism Corrupt? Democratic Upheavals and Perceptions of Corruption in Ukraine [with Phil Levchak] Sexual Harassment in Russia: the Implications from the New Data [with Ted Gerber] Corruption and the Law: Discordance and Complementarity in Different Political Regimes [with Emma Anderson] Cultural Multiplicity and Corruption in Dual-Mandate Regimes GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS Summer 2014 Department of the Army Life Sciences Division (Proposal No LS), "Why Do Citizens Engage in Bureaucratic Corruption? Political Causes and Consequences of "Illicit Exchanges" in the Post-Soviet Region." (Co-PI with Vicki Claypool-Hesli and William Reisinger); $379,000 Summer 2014 Summer Research Grant, Department of Sociology, The University of Iowa; $ Old Gold Summer Fellowship, The University of Iowa; $6,000 Summer 2013 Early Career Fellowship, Law & Society Association Graduate Fellow in Legal Studies, Northwestern University Dissertation Year Fellowship, Northwestern University; $26,000 Summer 2011 IMPRS-SPCE Grant, Max Plank Institute for Study of Societies; $3, Graduate Student Fellowship, Northwestern University 2010 NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant in Sociology, Award # ; $10,000 Summer 2010 Graduate Student Workshop Fellow, 2010, Law & Society Association Summer 2009 MacArthur Collaborative Summer Research Grant, Northwestern University; $1, Sociology Research Fellowship, Northwestern University Summer 2008 MacArthur Collaborative Summer Research Grant, Northwestern University; $1,000 Summer 2008 Roberta Buffet Center for International and Comparative Studies Summer Research Grant; $2, Institute for Research on Poverty Graduate Student Fellowship, UW-Madison 2006 Center for German and European Studies Collaborative Fellowship, UW-Madison 2005 Soros Global Supplementary Grant, Open Society Institute; $3,000 AWARDS 2010 Robert F. Winch Memorial Award, Outstanding Student Lecturer, Northwestern University 2007 Russian and Eastern European Cluster Award, Northwestern University 2005 Gillin Welcome Award, UW-Madison 2005 Best Senior Thesis Award, Middlebury College Sociology Department 2005 Lank Prize in Sociology and Anthropology, Middlebury College 2005 Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society 2005 Gamma Kappa Alpha, the National Italian Honor Society 2001 International Understanding Award, European Council of International Schools INVITED TALKS A panelist, Ukraine Between East and West, University of Iowa Center for Human Rights, 4/09/2014 Ukraine on the Crossroads: Informal Economies in the Context of Political and Bureaucratic Duality, Center for 2

3 Russia, East Europe, and Central Asia, University of Wisconsin, 2/27/2014 Petty Corruption and Bureaucratic Fragmentation in Post-Transitional Ukraine, Centre for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies and Centre for Criminology, The University of Toronto, 1/17/2014 Politics and University Corruption in Post-Soviet Ukraine, Department of Anthropology, The University of Iowa, 12/13/2013 Petty Corruption and Bureaucratic Fragmentation in Post-Transitional Ukraine, University of Iowa Social Science Interdisciplinary Group, The University of Iowa, 12/4/ 2013 Does Authoritarianism Breed Corruption? Kennan Institute, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington DC, 05/14/2013 The Relationship between Formal and Informal Economies in Post-Soviet Countries, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Tegernsee, Germany, 07/15/2013 Fighting Human Trafficking or Instituting Totalitarian Control? The Political Co-optation of Human Rights Protection in Belarus, Indicators as a Technology of Global Governance: NYU Conference, 09/14/2011 CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION 2013 Beyond Neoliberalism: Sociological Imagination and Comparative Study of Corruption, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, New York 2013 Bureaucratic Corruption and Different Paths of Transition from Socialism, Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, Boston 2012 Explaining Variation in the Informal Economies of Street-Level Bureaucracies in New Democracies, Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu 2011 Authoritarian States and International Human Rights Regime: The Third Model of (Non)Compliance, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas 2011 Economic and Political Roots of Corruption in Universities in Ukraine and Belarus, Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco 2010 Experiences and Consequences of Professional Marginality: the Case of Poverty Lawyers, Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, Chicago 2009 Cause Lawyering as an Act of Balancing, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco 2009 Organizations as Cultural Mediators in a Pervasively Corrupt Society, Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, Denver 2008 Voluntary Group Migration: Theoretical Considerations and Case Study, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Boston 2006 Communicating the Difference: the Case of Crimean Tatars, Idea Exchange: Mediums and Methods of Communication in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia at University of Pittsburgh 3

4 TEACHING EXPERIENCE University of Iowa, Department of Sociology Fall 2014 Spring 2014 Graduate Seminar: Crime and Corruption in a Comparative-Historical Perspective Global Criminology Fall 2013 Introduction to Law & Society Spring 2013 Global Criminology Fall 2012 Northwestern University, Department of Sociology Spring 2012 Sociology of Informality Spring 2011 Sociology of Informality Teaching Assistant: Winter 2012 Winter 2009 Fall 2009 Sociology of Law Sociology of Law Political Sociology University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Sociology Teaching Assistant: Spring 2007 Introductory Social Psychology Spring 2006 Survey of Sociology Fall 2005 Criminology RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Graduate Research Assistant, American Bar Foundation Summer 2007 Graduate Research Assistant, UW-Madison School of Law Graduate Research Assistant, UW-Madison School of Business Fall 2006 Research Assistant, Center for German and European Studies, UW-Madison Research Assistant in Anthropology and Sociology, Middlebury College PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION Session Organizer, American Sociological Association, Section on Comparative- Historical Sociology 2013-present 2010-present 2008-present Co-Organizer, Collaborative Research Network Law & Society in Eastern Europe, Law & Society Association Ad-hoc Reviewer, Law & Society Review; Law & Social Inquiry; American Sociological Review; Regulation & Governance; Crime, Law & Social Change Member, American Sociology Association (Political Sociology Section; Crime, Law, and Deviance Section; Comparative-Historical Sociology Section), Law & Society Association, Social Science History Association; The American Society of Criminology UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENT SERVICE 2014-present Communications Committee Chair, Department of Sociology, University of Iowa 2014-present Graduate Studies Committee Member, Department of Sociology, University of Iowa 4

5 Faculty Assembly Representative, University of Iowa Executive Committee Member, Department of Sociology, University of Iowa Theory Workshop Committee Member, Department of Sociology, University of Iowa 2012-present Awards Committee Member, Department of Sociology, University of Iowa Faculty Recruitment Committee Member, Sociology, Northwestern University Social Events Committee Member, Department of Sociology, Northwestern University STUDENTS SUPERVISED Semester & Year Student Name Role Outcome Fall 2012 [ongoing] Spring 2014 [ongoing] Spring 2014 [ongoing] Spring Fall 2013 Spring 2013 Spring Nicole Oehmen Emma Anderson Kwesi Ewoodzie Allison Gorga Kwesi Ewoodzie Amber Mahoney Briana Radomsky Amy Holtz Cho Kantaphone Nicole Oehmen Ashley Zitzner Nguen, Alexa Advisor & MA committee chair Advisor & MA committee chair Dissertation committee member Independent study supervisor Special Fields exam reader Honors Thesis advisor Independent study supervisor Honors Thesis advisor LANGUAGE SKILLS Russian (native), Ukrainian (native), English (fluent), Italian (proficient) 5