Education 1994 London School of Economics and Political Science. Ph.D. in International Relations.

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1 Date of Birth: October 27, 1957 Citizenship: US & UK CV - English MARK ASPINWALL Department of Politics and International Relations University of Edinburgh George Square Edinburgh, EH8 9LL, Scotland mark.aspinwall@ed.ac.uk Education 1994 London School of Economics and Political Science. Ph.D. in International Relations London School of Economics and Political Science. M.Sc. in European Studies University of Rhode Island. M.A. in Marine Affairs Middlebury College. B.A. in Environmental Studies. Academic positions University of Edinburgh. Senior Lecturer in Politics Robert Gordon University. Professor of Politics and Public Policy University of Durham. Lecturer in Politics. Selected research publications Books Rethinking Britain and Europe: Plurality Elections, Party Management, and British Policy on European Integration, Manchester University Press, The Rules of Integration: Institutionalist Approaches to the Study of Europe coedited with Gerald Schneider (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2001). Collective Action in the European Union: Interests and the New Politics of Associability coedited with Justin Greenwood (London: Routledge, 1998). Moveable Feast: Pressure Group Conflict and the European Community Shipping Policy (Aldershot, Hampshire: Avebury, 1995). Articles and Chapters Government preferences on European integration: an empirical test of five theories British Journal of Political Science, vol. 37, no. 1, Jan Institutions and Ambivalence: Party Management, Adversarialism, and British Policy Toward Europe, Current Politics and Economics of Europe, Coauthored with Mitchell Smith. Odd Man Out: Rethinking British preferences on European monetary integration, Review of International Studies, July, What s the Matter with the British? Ideology and government support for the European Monetary System, European Journal of Political Research, vol. 42, no. 6, October, 2003, pp 'Preferring Europe: ideology and national preferences on European integration,' European Union Politics, vol. 3, no. 1, March, Structuring Europe: Powersharing institutions and British preferences on European integration, Political Studies, June, (co-authored) Same menu, separate tables: The institutionalist turn in political science and the study of European integration, European Journal of Political Research, vol. 38, August, 2000.

2 Trains, Planes, and Automobiles: Transport Governance in the European Union, in Beate Kohler-Koch and Rainer Eising (eds.) The Transformation of Governance in the European Union (London: Routledge, 1999). Globalism, Exit, and Free Social Riders: A Dysfunctional Integration Theory, European Journal of Political Research (1998). The Unholy Social Trinity: Modeling Social Dumping Under Conditions of Capital Mobility and Free Trade, West European Politics, January, International Integration or Internal Politics? Anatomy of a Single Market Measure, Journal of Common Market Studies, December, Working papers: NAFTA-ization: Regionalization and domestic political adjustment in the North American economic area Private interests and exchange rate politics: the case of British business (co-authored with Mark Duckenfield) Commons Sense: understanding British MP attitudes to European integration Consulting Reuters, Economist Intelligence Unit, EU TACIS program, Royal Institute for International Affairs. Research funding University of Edinburgh, Royal Society of Edinburgh, European Social Fund (EU), Political Studies Association Grant Scheme, Leverhulme Trust, Nuffield Foundation, British Academy, Thyssen Foundation, Carnegie Trust, British Council. Visiting scholar Harvard University, European University Institute (Florence), University of Havana, People s University, NATO Defense College, University of Ljubljana. Conferences International Studies Association, European Consortium for Political Research, British International Studies Association, Political Studies Association, American Political Science Association, EU Studies Association, University Association for Contemporary European Studies.

3 Fecha de nacimiento: 27 Octubre 1957 Ciudadanía: Estados Unidos y Reino Unido CV - Español MARK ASPINWALL Department of Politics and International Relations University of Edinburgh George Square Edinburgh, EH8 9LL, Scotland mark.aspinwall@ed.ac.uk Educación 1994 London School of Economics and Political Science. Ph.D. in International Relations London School of Economics and Political Science. M.Sc. in European Studies University of Rhode Island. M.A. in Marine Affairs Middlebury College. B.A. in Environmental Studies. Cargos University of Edinburgh. Senior Lecturer in Politics Robert Gordon University. Professor of Politics and Public Policy University of Durham. Lecturer in Politics. Publicaciónes principales Libros Rethinking Britain and Europe: Plurality Elections, Party Management, and British Policy on European Integration, Manchester University Press, The Rules of Integration: Institutionalist Approaches to the Study of Europe coedited with Gerald Schneider (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2001). Collective Action in the European Union: Interests and the New Politics of Associability coedited with Justin Greenwood (London: Routledge, 1998). Moveable Feast: Pressure Group Conflict and the European Community Shipping Policy (Aldershot, Hampshire: Avebury, 1995). Artículos y capítulos Government preferences on European integration: an empirical test of five theories British Journal of Political Science, vol. 37, no. 1, Jan Institutions and Ambivalence: Party Management, Adversarialism, and British Policy Toward Europe, Current Politics and Economics of Europe, Coauthored with Mitchell Smith. Odd Man Out: Rethinking British preferences on European monetary integration, Review of International Studies, July, What s the Matter with the British? Ideology and government support for the European Monetary System, European Journal of Political Research, vol. 42, no. 6, October, 2003, pp 'Preferring Europe: ideology and national preferences on European integration,' European Union Politics, vol. 3, no. 1, March, Structuring Europe: Powersharing institutions and British preferences on European integration, Political Studies, June, (co-authored) Same menu, separate tables: The institutionalist turn in political science and the study of European integration, European Journal of Political Research, vol. 38, August, 2000.

4 Trains, Planes, and Automobiles: Transport Governance in the European Union, in Beate Kohler-Koch and Rainer Eising (eds.) The Transformation of Governance in the European Union (London: Routledge, 1999). Globalism, Exit, and Free Social Riders: A Dysfunctional Integration Theory, European Journal of Political Research (1998). The Unholy Social Trinity: Modeling Social Dumping Under Conditions of Capital Mobility and Free Trade, West European Politics, January, International Integration or Internal Politics? Anatomy of a Single Market Measure, Journal of Common Market Studies, December, Papeles de trabajo: NAFTA-ization: Regionalization and domestic political adjustment in the North American economic area Private interests and exchange rate politics: the case of British business (co-authored with Mark Duckenfield) Commons Sense: understanding British MP attitudes to European integration Consultar Reuters, Economist Intelligence Unit, EU TACIS program, Royal Institute for International Affairs. Financiación para investigar University of Edinburgh, Royal Society of Edinburgh, European Social Fund (EU), Political Studies Association Grant Scheme, Leverhulme Trust, Nuffield Foundation, British Academy, Thyssen Foundation, Carnegie Trust, British Council. Escolar visitante Harvard University, European University Institute (Florence), University of Havana, People s University, NATO Defense College, University of Ljubljana. Congresas International Studies Association, European Consortium for Political Research, British International Studies Association, Political Studies Association, American Political Science Association, EU Studies Association, University Association for Contemporary European Studies.

5 English summary Regional integration and political development in Mexican environmental politics This project examines the creation of institutional capacity in Mexican environmental politics in the past 15 years, including improvements in technical expertise and bureaucratic problemsolving. Have a new set of expectations on the environment been created and are these being fulfilled? Did NAFTA institutions raise awareness on environmental issues and were its funding mechanisms important in the development of the Mexican environmental movement? How has the North American Development Bank affected environmental priorities in Mexico? Has increased bureaucratic communication among the member states brought new pressures for development of Mexican environmental institutions? How has growing technical expertise among civil society groups contributed to these pressures, and what part do border states play in changing environmental politics in Mexico? The aim is to trace the growth of cross-border linkages between civil servants and between domestic groups, at both the federal and local (border) levels, and also to determine what institutional, normative and behavioural changes have occurred. This will involve field interviews of civil servants and NGOs in Mexico City as well as the border states, and review of official documents, including Congressional debates and other public documents. Resumen español Integración regional y desarrollo político en las políticas ambientales de México Este proyecto investiga la creación de la capacidad institucional en las políticas ambientales de México desde el TLC, incluyendo el crecimiento de pericia técnica y la capacidad de resolver problemas entre funcionarios. Han creado nuevas expectaciones sobre el medio ambiente, y las andan cumpliendo? Han subido el conocimiento de los asuntos ambientales? Estaban importante sus maneras de apoyar para el movimiento ambiental en México? Como ha afectado el Banco de Desarrollo de América del Norte las prioridades ambientales? Ha llevado mas comunicación entre los funcionarios nuevas presiones para desarrollar las instituciones ambientales Mexicanas? Como ha contribuido mas pericia técnica entre grupos de la sociedad civil a estas presiones? Que papel juegan los estados fronteros? El objetivo es comprender el crecimiento de las conexiones a través la frontera entre funcionarios y entre grupos domésticos a los niveles federal y local. También, es comprender que cambios institucionales, normativos y de conducta han pasado. Va a requerir entrevistas de funcionarios y ONGs en la Cuidad de México y en los estados fronteros, además investigación de documentos oficiales, incluyendo debates del Congreso y otros documentos públicos.