William L. Furlong. Research Fellow and Consultant - Institute of Public Administration of New York December 1966

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1 William L. Furlong Education University of Utah, University of Utah, University of Florida, University of Florida, 1967 B.A. M.A. Ph.D. Certificate of Latin American Studies Scholastic Awards Research Fellow and Consultant - Institute of Public Administration of New York December 1966 National Endowment for the Humanities, Younger Humanist Fellowship; Project title: Chicano and Indian Cultures: Their Background Values, Ideas and Art Forms June 1973 to January 1974 Fulbright Lectureship to Costa Rica in Latin American Politics, Inter-American Affairs & U.S. Govt. & History March l984 to August l984 Utah State University "Professor of the Year" 1983 Utah State University College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences Researcher of the Year 1988 Utah Endowment for the Humanities, Merit Award for U.S. Constitutional Bicentennial Lecture Series 1988 Fulbright Lectureship to Costa Rica in History of U.S.-Latin American Relations February to July 1989 Fulbright Lectureship to Panama in Political Science, US Foreign Policy, and Law May to September 1991 Utah State University Mortar Board Top Professor award 1994, 1995, 1997, 2000 Department of Political Science, USU-nomination for Teacher of the Year March 1995 Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honorary Society, nominated and elected to the National Executive Council September 1998 Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honorary Society, Selected as Best Chapter Advisor 1996, 2001, and 2003 Utah State University, College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, College Advisor of the Year

2 Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honorary Society, Selected as Best Chapter in the US out of over 650 schools in institutions over 15,000 students 1996, , , , , , & Fulbright Senior Specialist, in The Dominican Republic, US Foreign Policy May-June 2003 USU Honors Last Lecture April 2004 Global Foundation for Democracy and Development: Workshop on US Foreign Policy 2005 USAID contract Professor to teach Public Administration in The Dominican Republic January & August 2005, Fulbright Senior Specialist, in Honduras, US Foreign Policy May-June 2005 Global Foundation for Democracy and Development: Workshop on US Foreign Policy March 2007 Languages Spanish: Fluent Portuguese: Reading Knowledge Professional Memberships Midwest Latin American Studies Association Elected to the Executive Board and again Research and Creative Activities Books Evolucion de la democracia costarricense: partidos politicos y campanas electorales ( ), Published 2008 by the University of Costa Rican Press, San Pedro, Costa Rica. Co-author with E. Boyd Wennegren et al., The United States and World Poverty, Washington, DC: Seven Locks Press, Co-author, Solving World Hunger: The U.S. Stake, published for the Consortium for International Cooperation in Higher Education (CICHE). Seven Locks Press: Cabin John, MD,

3 The Dynamics of Foreign Policymaking: The President, The Congress, and the 1977 Panama Canal Treaties, William L. Furlong and Margaret Scranton. Westview Press: Boulder, CO, Chapters in Books "Panama, a Nation Part: Its Foreign Policy and Its Challenges" in Orlando Perez s edited book, Post-Invasion Panama: The Challenges of Democratization in the New World Order. Published by Lexington Books. (2000). "The Negotiation and Ratification of the Panama Canal Treaties," in John Spanier & Joe Nogee (eds.) The President, Congress, and U.S. Foreign Policy pp Pergamon: New York, NY, "Democratic Political Development and the Alliance for Progress," in Howard Wiarda (et al.) The Continuing Struggle for Democracy in Latin America pp Westview Press: Boulder, CO, Journal Articles and Monographs Costa Rica: Corruption and Political Stability, Requested article for the US Southern Command, Open Source Report 012 DTD, Jan The Dialogue Continues: Panama. Inter-American Dialogue, May 5, 2004: 3. Panama and the Challenges of Newly Won Sovereignty South Eastern Latin Americanist, Vol. XLVII No.1 & 2, Summer/Fall, 2003 Politica Costarricense en Transicion Anuario de Estudios Centoamericanos, 27(1), Otono, (Published Summer 2002). David Y Goliat: Relaciones Entre Estados Unidos-Costa Rica en el Periodo de la Posguerra Fria. Revista Relaciones Internacionales, no. 54. Escuela de Relaciones Internacionales. Universidad Nacional. Heredia, Costa Rica. Primer semester de 1996, pp (Published November 1997.) La Democracia Costarricense: Desarrollo Continuo a Pesar de las Ambiguedades e Impedimentos. Anuario de Estudios Centro Americanos. University de Costa Rica, Vol. 20, No. 2, 1994 (Published June 1996) pp Panama Emerges From Noriega Nightmare, Stages Clean and Representative Election, Salt Lake Tribune, June 2, Author for seven years of the Chapter on Costa Rica in The Political Risk Yearbook Vol. 1, North and Central America, Edited by William Coplin and Michael O Leary, Political Risk Services. Published in 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, and

4 "Panama: The Difficult Transition Toward Democracy," Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs, Volume 35, Number 3, pp , Fall "The Canal Treaties: The Continuing Controversy," Extensions, Summer 1992, pp "The Promise of Democracy in Central America," Field Staff Reports, Latin America 1990/91/No. 6, Universities Field Staff International, Inc. "Political Development, Democracy, and Pluralism: A Normative View," published in Proceedings of the 25th Annual Meeting of the Association of U.S. University Directors of International Agricultural Programs, Newport, Oregon, June 6-9, "The 1977 Panama Canal Treaties: The Non-Issue Issue," William L. Furlong, The World Today, Vol. 44, No. 1, pp , January "Costa Rica: Caught Between Two Worlds," William L. Furlong, Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs, Vol. 29, No. 2, pp , Summer "Central America: Political Tinderbox of the 1980s," feature article in Current World Leaders, Vol. 30, No. 1, February Elections and the Election Process in Costa Rica in 1986," Universities Field Staff International Reports, No. 13, "Panama y el Canal: Evolucion y progreso desde los tratados de 1977," Anuario de Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 12, No. 2, pp , Universidad de Costa Rica. "Sovereignty, Culture, and Misperceptions: The Falklands, Malvinas War," Conflict, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp , "Food Security and Political Stability," Chapter Four in the United States and World Agricultural Development by E. Boyd Wennergren, William L. Furlong, and Joan Joshi. Published by Consortium for International Cooperation in Higher Education (CICHE) with a grant from USAID. Utah State University Press: Logan, UT, "Costa Rica: An Island of Tranquility in a Sea of Violence" in Proceedings of the 1985 Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Council on Latin American Studies, Vol. 1, "Population, Nutrition, Politics and the Quality of Life in Latin America," Unified World, No. 8, pp , January-March, "Peruvian and Northern Mexican Municipalities: A Comparative Analysis of Two Political Subsystems," Comparative Political Studies, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp , April Barriers to Growth of Local Government in Northern Mexico, Special Study #7, Center for Latin American Studies, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ,

5 "Five Essays on Political Development," Tehran, Iran, Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Estudio de la Municipalidad de Huacho, Lima: ONRAP, Major Research Reports, Programs, and Grants Author and Coordinator, grant from the Utah Endowment for the Humanities. Project: U.S. Constitutional Bicentennial Lecture Series, $45,900, Principal author and project leader for a USIA Affiliation Program Grant between USU and the Universidad de Costa Rica, $49,500, "Proposed Project for Training and Institutional Development in Water Management," prepared with George Hargraves for AID/Dominican Republic, June 1982 (53 pages). "An Evaluation of Agricultural Institutions and Projects of CID/Bolivian Contract," prepared for CID/Bolivia, July 1982 (32 pages). Papers Presented at Professional Association Meetings Costa Rica s Political Culture : As Seen Through Parties and Elections presented to a workshop on Costa Rican Strategic Culture sponsored by the Florida International University & the Applied Research Center, Miami FL, May (Invited participant) Sin el Canal No Hay Panama presented to a workshop on Panamanian Strategic Culture sponsored by the Florida International University & the Applied Research Center, Miami FL, March (Invited participant) Democratization in Panama and the Dominican Republic: A Levels of Analysis Comparison presented at the annual meetings of the Mid-West Association of Latin American Studies, held in Dallas, Texas, Nov , Costa Rican Democracy: From Pura Vida to Disenchantment presented at the annual meetings of the Mid-West Association of Latin American Studies held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Nov , DR-CAFTA; Is the Cure Worse than the Disease? presented at the annual meetings of the Mid-West Association of Latin American Studies, held in St. Louis, Nov , Panama: A Sustainable Democracy? presented at a special conference on Challenges to Panamanian Democracy held in Panama City, Panama, Nov , Costa Rican Elections: Change And Challenges presented at the annual meetings of the Mid-West Association of Latin American Studies, held in Managua, Nicaragua, Nov ,

6 Costa Rica s Biodiversity, Conservation or Destruction presented at the annual meetings of the Association for Politics and Life Sciences, held in Wash. DC Aug. 31-Sept. 4, Panama, New Sovereignty, New Challenges presented at the annual meetings of the Mid-West Association of Latin American Studies, held in St. Louis MO, Nov , Panama, Problems, Perceptions, and Problems presented at the Latin American Studies Association Meetings, held in Washington D.C. Sept. 4-8, 2001 "Central America: A Nation Divided or an Integrated and Confederated State?" presented at the Caribbean Studies Assoc. Meetings held in St. Lucia, May 25-27, "Democracy in Costa Rica: Critical Elections and Realignment" presented at the Latin American Studies Assoc. meetings in Miami in March Missed Opportunities and Future Challenges: U.S.-Panamanian Relations in the 1990s and Beyond presented to the Caribbean Studies Association meeting in Panama in May I also organized and acted as chair of the panel for that conference. Panama and its Expanding Global Relations presented at the Latin American Studies Association Meeting in Chicago, September 24-27, Costa Rica: A Consolidated Democracy in Transition presented at the Rocky Mountain Council on Latin American Studies Meeting in Missoula, Montana, April 22-25, The Role of the PSA Advisor invited to present the paper and chair the panel at the Annual American Political Science Association meetings held in Washington, D.C. August 28-31, Costa Rican Democracy: The Model under Siege presented at the International Studies Association Meeting in San Diego, California, April 17-20, U.S.-Panama: New Government New Relations presented at the Latin American Studies Association meetings in Washington, D.C., September 28-30, Recent Relations between Costa Rica and the United States presented at the Latin American Studies Association meetings in Washington, D.C., September 28-30,