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Mona Marie Lyne University of South Carolina Phone: (803) 777-6959 Education Political Science: Comparative Politics and International Relations Dissertation: The Voter s Dilemma and Electoral Competition: Explaining Development Policy and Democratic Breakdown in Developing Democracies MA Monterey Institute
of International Studies, May 1989 BS University of
California, Berkeley, August 1984 Employment Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina, 1999-PresentInstructor, San Diego State University, Department of Political Science, Spring 1998 Instructor, University of San Diego, Department of Political Science, Fall 1996, 1997 Instructor, University of California, San Diego, Department of Political Science, Summer 1993 Grants and Sponsored Programs and Research, University of South Carolina Fellowships Explaining Democratic Stability in Brazil: Identifying Weak and Strong Electoral Connections in Legislative Organization. January-December 2000 College of Liberal Arts Scholarship Support Awards, University of South Carolina Explaining Democratic Stability in Brazil: Identifying Weak and Strong Electoral Connections in Legislative Organization. January-September 2000 Social Science Research Council Dissertation Field Research Fellowship, Brazil, December 1994 - May 1995 Fulbright IIE Research Grant Dissertation Field Research, Brazil, December 1993 - December 1994 Social Science Research Council International Pre-Dissertation Fellowship, Brazil, July 1991 - June 1992. Papers Generalizing the Electoral Connection: The Voter's Dilemma, Party Presented Reform and Democratic Consolidation in Brazil. American Political Science Association, Washington D.C., August 31-September 3, 2000.
From Clientilism to Collective: Electoral Incentives and the Executive-Legislative Policy Bargain in Brazil.
Parties as Electoral Agents: The Voter's Dilemma and the
Paradox of Reform in Brazil and Collapse in Venezuela.
Party Behavior and Electoral Law in Brazil: Is the Tail
Wagging the Dog? The Voter's Dilemma, Factions, and Strange Bedfellows, or,
Why Latin American Political Parties Historically Weakened Democracy and How We Can Tell.
Trade Reform in Brazil: More to Liberalization than Meets the Eye.
Distributional Politics, Pockets of Efficiency and Development
in Latin America. Research in Progress Usurping the Collective Power or Distributing the Individual Incentives? The Voter's Dilemma and Legislative Agenda Control in Brazil. How Party Leaders Influence Re-election in Decentralized Electoral Systems. Evidence from Brazil, 1989-present Pork, Rents, Clientilism and Political Market Failure: Distinctions With a Difference. Teaching Undergraduate Experience Latin American Politics International Relations of Latin America Contemporary Issues in Latin American Politics Introduction to Comparative Politics Comparative Foreign Policy Graduate Introduction to Comparative Politics International Relations of Latin America Professional Chair, Institutions and Democratic Stability in Second and Third Activities and Wave Democracies, Annual Meeting of the American Political Service Science Association, August-September, 2000 Comparative Politics Search Committee, University of South Carolina, Department of Government and International Studies, 1999-2000, 2000- 2001 Discussant and Chair, Latin American Politics Between Military and Democracy, Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association, March 2000, San Jose, CA Languages Portuguese and Spanish Memberships American Political Science Association Latin American Studies Association (Latin American Political Institutions and Brazilian Politics Sections) Western Political Science Association |
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