ISABELLE ENGELI -- CURRICULUM VITAE. University of Ottawa Phone: isabelle.engeli@uottawa.ca

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1 ISABELLE ENGELI -- CURRICULUM VITAE CONTACT DETAILS Isabelle Engeli 50 Laurier Avenue East Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Ottawa, ON, K1N 6N5, Canada University of Ottawa Phone: isabelle.engeli@uottawa.ca CURRENT ACADEMIC POSITION Assistant Professor in Public Policy, University of Ottawa EDUCATION Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Geneva and University of Grenoble II 2007 M.A. in Political Science, University of Geneva and University of Lausanne 2002 B.A. in Political Science, University of Geneva 2000 PUBLICATIONS BOOKS Engeli, Isabelle, Christoffer Green-Pedersen and Lars Thorup Larsen (eds.) (). Morality Politics in Western Europe: Parties, Agenda, and Policy Choices. Palgrave MacMillan. Engeli, Isabelle (). Les Politiques de la Reproduction. Paris: L Harmattan, collection Logiques Politiques. Engeli, Isabelle, Ballmer-Cao, Thanh-Huyen and Pierre Muller, (eds.) (2008). Les politiques du genre. Paris : L Harmattan, collection Logiques Politiques. PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES Engeli, Isabelle (). "Policy Struggle on Reproduction: Doctors, Women, and Christians", Political Research Quarterly 65(2): Engeli, Isabelle (). L évolution de la promotion de l égalité entre les femmes et les hommes au sein de l administration: le cas de l administration fédérale suisse, Politique et Management Public 28(2): Engeli, Isabelle and Frédéric Varone (). Governing Morality Issues Through Procedural Policies, Swiss Political Science Review 17(3): Engeli, Isabelle (2009). La problématisation de la procréation médicalement assistée en France et en Suisse, Revue Française de Science Politique 59(2): Engeli, Isabelle (2009). The Challenges of Abortion and Assisted Reproductive Technologies Policies in Europe, Comparative European Politics 7(1): Bütikofer, Sarah, Isabelle Engeli and Thanh-Huyen Ballmer-Cao (2008) L impact du mode de scrutin sur l élection des femmes à l Assemblée fédérale, Swiss Review of Political Science, 14(4): Engeli, Isabelle, Ballmer-Cao, Thanh-Huyen and Marco Giugni (2006). Gender Gap and Turnout, Swiss Review of Political Science 12(4): BOOK CHAPTERS Isabelle, Engeli, Christine Rothmayr and Frédéric Varone (). Lessons from Bio-Medical Technology Regulation: North-American and European Comparison, in Michael Howlett and David Laycok (eds.). Regulating Next Generation Agri-Food Bio-Technologies: Lessons From European, North American and Asian Experiences. Routledge Press. Bütikofer, Sarah and Isabelle Engeli () The Transformation of the Gender Gap in Political Attitudes in Switzerland in Simon Hug and Hanspeter Kriesi (eds). Word Value Change in Switzerland. Lexington Books. Engeli, Isabelle and Luc Tonka (). L évolution des campagnes électorales en Suisse : une modernisation en demi-teinte. in Sarah Nicolet and Pascal Sciarini (eds). Le destin électoral de la gauche. Analyse du vote PS et 1

2 Verts en Suisse. Genève: Georg. Engeli, Isabelle (2008). L Etat face aux nouveaux défis du genre, in I. Engeli, T.-H. Ballmer-Cao and P. Muller. Les politiques du genre. Paris: L Harmattan, collection Logiques Politiques. Engeli, Isabelle (2006). Enjeux de la problématisation de l avortement, in Lorena Parini, Thanh-Huyen Ballmer-Cao et Sylvie Durrer (eds). Régulation sociale et genre. Paris : L Harmattan. Engeli, Isabelle (2004). France: Protecting Human Dignity while Encouraging Scientific Progress, in Ivar Bleiklie, Malcom Goggin and Christine Rothmayr (eds). Comparative Biomedical Policy: Governing assisted reproductive technologies. Routledge: London. BOOK REVIEWS Engeli, Isabelle (). Women, Gender, and Politics. A Reader. Edited by Mona Lena Krook and Sarah Childs, Revue Française de Science Politique. Engeli, Isabelle (). Politics, Gender, and Concepts. Theory and Methodology. Edited by Gary Goertz and Amy G. Mazur, Revue Française de Science Politique, 60(3): SHORT MONOGRAPHS IN ELECTORAL STUDIES Engeli, Isabelle, Nai, Alessandro and Anouk Lloren (2008). Analyse des votations fédérales du 1 er juin GFS. Bern : Berne. Engeli, Isabelle and Sarah Nicolet (2006). Analyse des votations fédérales du 26 mai 2006 [Analysis of the Swiss federal vote of 26 Mai 2006]. GFS. Bern : Berne. Engeli, Isabelle and Anke Tresch (2005). Analyse des votations fédérales du 5 juin 2005 [Analysis of the Swiss federal vote of 5 June 2005]. GFS. Bern : Berne. Engeli, Isabelle (2004). Analyse des votations fédérales du 16 mai 2004 [Analysis of the Swiss federal vote of 16 Mai 2004]. GFS. Bern : Berne. Engeli, Isabelle, Nicolet, Sarah and Anke Tresch (2003). Analyse des votations fédérales du 7 février 2003 [Analysis of the Swiss federal vote of 7 February 2003]. GFS. Bern : Berne. Engeli, Isabelle, Fischer, André-Bruno and Anke Tresch (2002). Analyse des votations fédérales du 2 juin 2002 [Analysis of the Swiss federal vote of 2 June 2002]. GFS. Bern : Berne. WORK IN PROGRESS BOOK MANUSCRIPTS Comparative Policy Studies: Conceptual and Methodological Challenges, with Christine Rothmayr (eds), under contract, Palgrave MacMillan. Expected submission: September. Party Competition and Agenda Setting in Switzerland, with Frédéric Varone and Roy Gava, under review. ARTICLE MANUSCRIPTS Governing in Stormy Times: The Politics of Successful Reform in Controversial Policy Field, with Silja Haeusermann, under review. Diverging against All Odds? Regulatory Paths in Embryonic Stem Cell Research across Western Europe, with Christine Rothmayr Allison, under review. Understanding Policy Processes around Morality Issues, with Christoffer Green-Pedersen and Lars Thorup Larsen, under review. Gendering Government Attention: the Impact of Women s Political Representation, with Claire Annesley and Francesca Gains, under review. Gendering Policy Agendas: a Comparative Perspective, with Claire Annesley, Francesca Gains, Sandra Resodihardjo, under review. The Pace and Profile of Gender Policy Change in Europe, with Claire Annesley and Francesca Gains, under review. La reconnaissance limitée des couples de même sexe en Suisse : l impact de l héritage des valeurs relatives au mariage et à la famille, with Marta Roca, accepted to Politique et Sociétés. Agenda Setting and Policy Change in Western Europe, expected completion: December. 2

3 "Citizens But Not Parents? Comparing Same-Sex Union Policies in Western Europe, expected completion: December. CHAPTER MANUSCRIPTS "Agenda-Setting and Direct Democracy: the Rise of the Swiss People's Party, with Frédéric Varone, Pascal Sciarini and Roy Gava, under review. Conceptual and Methodological Challenges in Comparative Public Policy, with Christine Rothmayr, expected submission: September. Data Collection in Comparative Policy Analysis, with Christine Rothmayr, expected submission: September. Intermediate-N Comparison: Configurational Comparative Methods, with Benoît Rihoux, expected submission: September. DATASETS Political Parties and Election Campaigns Isabelle Engeli and Sarah Nicolet (). Dynamics of change in the Swiss Party Manifestos European University Institute and University of Geneva Isabelle Engeli and Sarah Nicolet (2008) Swiss Elections Campaign Political Parties Advertising in the Media. University of Geneva. Policy Agendas Frederic Varone, Roy Gava and Isabelle Engeli (). Policy Agendas in Switzerland. University of Geneva MAIN RESEARCH INTERESTS Comparative Politics and Public Policy, Comparative and Research Methods in Political Science, Gender and Politics RESEARCH PROJECTS ONGOING PROJECTS COMPARATIVE POLICY AGENDAS Member, European Science Foundation funded, directed by Stefan Walgrave, University of Antwerp and Christoffer Green-Pedersen, University of Aarhus. Main aim: developing systematic quantitative indicators of issue attention and politicization across Western Europe ( COMPARATIVE POLICY STUDIES: CONCEPTUAL AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES Co-leader, Book project, with Christine Rothmayr, University of Montreal (eds.) Main aim: book on key issues in comparative policy analysis (quantitative, qualitative, mixedmethods) Under contract, Palgrave MacMillan THE POLITICS OF HUMAN BIOTECHNOLOGY REGIMES ACROSS SPACE AND TIME Co-leader, with Christine Rothmayr (University of Montreal) Main aim: constructing a longitudinal dataset on regulatory regimes over human biotechnology across OECD countries from 1978 to. The project was awarded an internal research development grant at the University of Ottawa GENDERING ISSUE ATTENTION AND POLICY CHANGE Co-leader, with Amy G. Mazur, Washington State University Main aim: constructing a database on policy attention toward gender issues and understanding the dynamics in gendering political attention and policy change across Western Europe and North America. Research grant proposal submitted to the National Science Foundation (January ) GENDER AND EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP: PACE AND PROFILE IN GENDERING EXECUTIVE Co-leader, with Claire Annesley (University of Manchester), Karen Beckwith (Case Western Reserve University) and Susan Franceschet (University of Calgary) to date -to date - to date

4 Main aim: constructing a database on female executive appointments and assessing the longitudinal patterns in gendering executives across Western Europe and North America. The project was awarded the Carrie Chapman Catt Prize (Iowa State University). Completed Projects DYNAMICS OF MORALITY POLITICS IN WESTERN EUROPE (European Science Foundation) Co-leader, with Christoffer Green-Pedersen and Lars Thorup Larsen (University of Aarhus) Main aim: investigation of the impact of the Christian Democrats and the religious cleavage in the politicization and policy making of value-loaded issues in Western Europe: abortion, reproductive technologies, stem cells research, euthanasia and same-sex marriage EU PROFILER Member, directed by Alexander H. Trechsel, European University Institute Main aim: development of an online voting advice application for the European parliamentary elections. In charge of the French elections. Winner of the 2009 E-Democracy Award AWARDS AND GRANTS APSA Best Comparative Public Analysis Paper Award, co-recipient with Claire Annesley and Francesca Gains Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics (Iowa State University), co-recipient with Claire Annesley, Karen Beckwith, and Susan Franceschet Internal Research Development Grant Competition, University of Ottawa Annual Competition for Methods-Related Projects, University of Manchester, corecipient with Claire Annesley and Francesca Gains Research Fellowship, Swiss Science National Foundation Max Weber Fellowship, European University Institute, Florence Women Researcher Award, University of Geneva 2006 Dissertation Award, Doctoral School in Gender Studies, Switzerland 2005 Award for best BA in Comparative Politics Department of Political Science, University of Geneva, Switzerland TEACHING EXPERIENCE Graduate level The Politics of the Policy Process, University of Ottawa - Gender and Public Policy, University of Ottawa - Comparative Research Design, European University Institute Co-taught with Adrienne Héritier and Peter Mair Comparative Public Policy, European University Institute Co-taught Adrienne Héritier and Sophie Schmitt Gender in Social Sciences: From Theory to Application, European University Institute Co-taught with Martin Kohli Undergraduate level Political Behavior, University of Geneva Research Methods in Political Science, University of Geneva Comparative Social Movements, University of Geneva Comparative Institution, University of Lausanne Co-taught with Bernard Voutat

5 ACADEMIC POSITIONS Assistant Professor in public policy University of Ottawa Lecturer in political science University of Geneva Max Weber Fellow European University Institute Lecturer in political science University of Geneva VISITING FELLOWSHIPS Visiting Fellowship at the Department of Political and Social Sciences European University Institute, Florence Visiting Fellowship at the Department of Political Science University of Montreal Fall 2006 INVITED TALKS Policy Struggles on Reproduction, Invited talk given at the University of Ottawa, Ottawa, 6 March. Politics and Policy Under Pressure, Invited talk given at the University of Southampton, Southampton, 15 December Controverses politiques et décisions : le cas de la régulation des biotechnologies, Invited talk given at l Université Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles, 10 December Policy Struggle on Reproduction : Doctors, Women, and Christians, Invited talk given at the University College Dublin, Dublin, 4 December Les différentes trajectoires du succès des mouvements féministes, Invited talk given at L Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, 15 May Logic and strategy for case selection, Invited talk given at the European University Institute, Florence, 10 February Les effets du système electoral sur la representation des femmes au Parlement: La pièce Suisse du puzzle, Invited talk given at the University of Lausanne, 21 May Controverses, décisions et politiques de la reproduction: Une comparaison des politiques d avortement et de procréation médicalement assistée en Suisse, Invited talk given at the University of Geneva, 24 October Pour une analyse comparée des politiques de la reproduction, Invited talk given at the University of Montreal, 11 November CONFERENCE PAPERS (-) When Does Self-Regulation Matter? Bio-Medical Self-Regulation in Comparative Perspective, prepared for delivery at the International Political Science Association Conference, July, Madrid. With Christine Rothmayr. Theoretical Perspectives on Gender and Executive Leadership, prepared for delivery at the MPSA Annual Conference, April, Chicago. With Claire Annesley, Karen Beckwith, and Susan Franceschet. Promoting Diversity in Public Administration: the Impact of National Patterns of Political Representation, prepared for delivery at the Conference of the Council of European Studies, March, Boston. With Andrew Appleton. "The Two Worlds of Morality Politics", prepared for delivery at the MPSA Conference, March 31-April 3, Chicago and ECPR General Conference August 25-27, Reykjavik, with Christoffer Green-Pedersen and 5

6 Lars Thorup Larsen. "The Pace and Profile of Gender Policy Change in Europe", prepared for delivery at ECPR General Conference August 25-27, Reykjavik and CES Conference, June 20-22, Barcelona, with Claire Annesley and Francesca Gains. "Gender and Executive Leadership", ECPR Research Session, May 25-28, Florence, with Claire Annesley, Karen Beckwith, and Susan Franceschnet. "Comparative Perspective on Gender and Executive Leadership", prepared for delivery at the Core Executive and Gender Workshop, University of Manchester, January, with Claire Annesley. "Dynamics of Policy Change in the Regulation of Sexuality and Reproduction in Western Europe", prepared for delivery at the CES Conference, June 20-22, Barcelona. "Citizens But Not Parents? Comparing Same-Sex Union Policies in Western Europe, prepared for delivery at the 2 nd European Conference on Politics and Gender, January 13-15, Budapest. "When Women Campaign, Do They Win?", prepared for delivery at the 3-Ländertagung, January 13-14, Basel, with Georg Lutz. Gendering Policy Agendas: a Comparative Perspective, prepared for delivery at the APSA Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., September (with Claire Annesley, Francesca Gains, Sandra Resodihardjo). "Breaking the Rules, Setting the Agenda, but Missing the Target: the Rise of the Swiss People's Party, prepared for delivery at the Annual Conference on Comparative Policy Agendas, Seattle, June (With Frédéric Varone, Pascal Sciarini and Roy Gava). Comparing Economic Determinants of European Gender Equality Policy Agendas, prepared for delivery at the CES Conference, Montreal, April (with Claire Annesley, Francesca Gains, Sandra Resodihardjo). The Two Worlds of Morality Politics, prepared for delivery at the ECPR Joint Sessions, Münster March (with Christoffer Green-Pedersen and Lars Thorup Larsen). Governing Morality Issues in the Medical Field: Framing Strategies on Policy Design, prepared for delivery at the ECPR Joint Sessions, Münster March (with Frédéric Varone). CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, AND PANELS Conferences 3 nd ECPR European Conference on Politics and Gender, March 2013, Barcelona (coconvener) 2013 «Genre et politiques publiques», September 2006, Geneva (co-convener) 2006 Panels and workshops Public Agendas and Democratic Responsiveness, July 2013, French Political Science Association Conference, Paris (co-convener) Promoting Methodological Innovation for the Analysis of Gender Policy Change, March, Manchester (co-convener) National Dynamics of Policy Change and Performance, MPSA Annual Conference, April (discussant) Europe and the Recognition of Sexual Diversity, CEA Annual Conference, March, Boston (co-convener) The Success and Pitfall of Promoting Diversity, CES Annual Conference, March, Boston (co-convener) Comparative Policy Agendas, Comparative Policy Agendas Conference, June, Catania (discussant) Gender and Executive Leadership, ECPR Research Sessions, May, Florence (co-convener) "Substantive Representation and Gender", MPSA Annual Conference, Chicago, March (discussant) "Sexuality and the State: Comparative Perspectives", 2 nd European Conference on

7 Politics and Gender, Budapest, January (co-convener) Gender Quotas and Policy, APSA Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., September (discussant) Dynamics of Policy Agenda, Comparative Policy Agendas Conference, Seattle, June (discussant) The Dynamics of Morality Issues in Europe, ECPR Workshop Joint Sessions, Münster, April (co-director) Welfare State Working Group, European University Institute, March (discussant) Substantive Representation: Getting to Gender Equality Policies, MPSA Annual Conference, Chicago, April (discussant) Le genre et les politiques publiques: Un dialogue croisé, French Political Association Conference, September 2009, Grenoble (Co-director) Explaining Sex Equality Policy, 2009 APSA Annual Meeting, Toronto, September 2009 (discussant) Towards a Theory of Capitalist Entrepreneurship, European University Institute, April 2009 (co-convener) Discussant at the Ph.D. Researchers Colloquium, SPS Department European University Institute, March 2009, Florence PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICE Standing Groups Co-Convener of the European Consortium for Political Research Standing Group on Gender and Politics Co-Chair of the Council for European Studies Research Network on Gender and Sexuality Studies Referee for -to date American Journal of Sociology, Western European Politics, Journal of European Public Policy, Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, Political Research Quarterly, Scandinavian Political Studies, Genre, Politique et Sociétés, Journal of Public Policy, Politique et Sociétés, Politique Européenne Professional Memberships American Political Science Association, Midwest Political Science Association, Council for European Studies, Association Française de Science Politique, Association Suisse de Science Politique, European Political Science Association Policy expertise Collaboration on the evaluation of the Federal Program on gender equality at Swiss Universities ( ) 2008 University and Department Service Member, Gender Equality Committee, University of Geneva Co-chair, Research colloquium of the Department of political science, University of Geneva Member, Publication Committee of the Department of Political Science, University of Geneva ADDITIONAL TRAINING IN METHODS 39 th Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis, University of Essex Multilevel Modeling Causal Models and Structural Equation Modeling CUSO Methodological Seminars

8 Networks Analysis Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) 37 th Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis, University of Essex Logistic Regressions 36 th Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis, University of Essex Survey Questionnaire 35 th Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis, University of Essex Multivariate Analysis LANGUAGE SKILLS French English German Mother tongue Fluent in speaking, reading and writing Fluent in reading, Good knowledge in writing and speaking REFERENCES Frank Baumgartner, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Adrienne Héritier, European University Institute Amy G. Mazur, Washington State University. Pierre Muller, Centre d Études Européennes de Sciences Po, Paris. pierre.muller@sciences-po.fr Christine Rothmayr, University of Montreal christine.rothmayr.allison@umontreal.ca Yves Surel, University of Paris II, Centre d Études Européennes de Sciences Po. yves.surel@aliceadsl.fr Alexander H. Trechsel, European University Institute, Florence alexander.trechsel@eui.eu 8