VITA January, 2016

KIM QUAILE HILLCullen-McFadden Professor of Political Science, and

Presidential Professor for Teaching ExcellenceTexas A&M University

PERSONAL

Office AddressDepartment of Political ScienceTexas A&M University4348 TAMUCollege Station, TX 778434348Ph. 979/845-8235FAX 979/847-8924E-MAIL kimhill@tamu.edu

EDUCATIONPh.D. Rice University, Political Science, 1974

Dissertatic,:: Distribution and Impact Analysis of Public Policy: A Two-NationStudy for Health and Education Policy.

M.A. Rice University, Political Science, 1973B.S. Rice University, Accounting, 1970B.A. Rice University, Economics, 1970

PROFESSORIAL AND TEACHINC APPOINTMENTS

Professor, Department of Political Science, Texas A&M University, 1989 to present.

Visiting Professor, Department of Political Science, Texas A&M University, 1988-1989.

Professor of Public Affairs, University of Houston - Clear Lake, 1984-1989.

Associate Professor of Public Affairs, University of Houston - Clear Lake, 1978-1984.

Assistant Professor of Public Affairs, University of Houston - Clear Lake, 1974-1977.

Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science, Rice University, 1972-1973.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND RELATED PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

Editor of the American Journal ofPolitical Science. 2002-2005. (With Jan E.Leighley).

Director of the Graduate Program in Public Administration, Department of Political Science, TexasA&M University, September, 1989- August, 1995. Heading a NASPAA-accredited masters degree

program (MPA) with 17 participating faculty and approximately 60 students. Responsible for amajor effort to advance the development and standards of the program. Also participated in theadministrative and academic restructuring of the degree program for its transfer to the School ofGovernment and Public Service created in association with the George Bush Presidential Library.

Coordinator of International Education, University of Houston - Clear Lake, February, 1985- May,1986. Part-time appointment reporting to the Vice Chancellor and Provost for Academic Affairswith responsibility for planning and implementing new international education initiatives includingnew course curricula, study-abroad programs, faculty exchange programs, and consortialarrangements with other universities to expand international education opportunities.

Director of Programs in Public Affairs. Universit of Houston - Clear Lake, September, 1980 -

August, 1983. Heading a multidisciplinary unit of the School of Business and Public Administrationwith 15 ftill-time and 10-15 part-time faculty and approximately 170 undergraduate and 260 graduatemajors. The principal degree fields in Public Affairs were government, public management,administration of health services (ACEHSA accredited), environmental management, and humanresources management.

TEACHING FIELDSAmerican GovernmentEmpirical Democratic TheoryResearch Methodology

RESEARCH FIELDSEmpirical Democratic TheoryAmerican Politics

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Represeniation in Congress: A Umfied Theory (Cambridge University Press, 2015). (withSoren Jordan and Patricia A. Hurley)

Democracy in the Fifty States (University of Nebraska Press, 1994)

Texas Politics and Government: A Concise Survey (Macmillan, 1993, secondedition, 1997). (with K. R. Miadenka)

Democratic Governance in American States and Cities (Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1992;second edition 1996). (with K. R. Mladenka)

Democracies in Crishv: Public Policy Responses to the Great Depression (Westview Press,1988).

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Texas Government: Its Politics and Economics (Wadsworth Publishing Co., fifth edition,2000). (prior editions 1986, 1989, 1993. 1996 with K. R. Mladenka)

Death on Demand (Thomas Horton Publishing Co., 1985; second edition, 1988; thirdedition, 1994). (with 0. Dale)

Editor, Towarda iew Strategy ofDevelopment (Pergamon Press, 1979).

The Criminal’s Image of/he City (Pergamon Press, 1979). (with R.L. Carter)

Refereed Journal Articles

“Social Science Literacy in Undergraduate Political Science Education: The Current State ofAffairs, an Agenda of Action, and Proposed Fundamental Benchmarks,”PS: Political Science & Politics 47(October, 2014), 835-839. (with R. Myers). To bereprinted in “Navigating the Profession: Sage Advice from the Pages of PS: PoliticalScience and Politics,” a forthcoming virtual issue of the journal.

“Why Some and Not Others?’ The Determinants of the Quality and Prestige of PublicGraduate Research Universities.” State Politics & Policy Quarterly 14(March, 2014), 29-49. (with C. Flink and J. Capers)

“Ethical Assurance Statements in Political Science Journals,” Journal ofAcademic Ethics10(September 2012), 243-250. (with Sara R. Jordan)

“In Search of General Theory,” Journal ofPolitics 74(October, 2012), 917-931.

“Editors’ Perceptions of Ethical and Managerial Problems in Political Science Journals,” PS:Political Science and Politics 45(October 2012), 724-727. (with Sara R. Jordan)

“Church Engagement, Religious Values, and Mass-Elite Policy AgendaAgreement in Local Communities,” American Journal ofPolitical Science52(July, 2008), 570-584. (with T. Matsubayashi).

“Civic Engagement and Mass-Elite Policy Agenda Agreement in AmericanCommunities,” American Political Science Review 99(May, 2005), 215-224.(with T. Matsubayashi).

“Myths about the Physical Sciences and Their Implications for Teaching Political Science,PS: Political Science and Politics XXXVII(July, 2004), 467-471.

“Democratization and Corruption: Systematic Evidence from the American States,”American Politics Research 31 (November, 2003), 613-631.

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“Beyond the Demand-Input Model: A Theory of Representational Linkages,” Journal ofPolitics 65(May, 2003), 304-326. (with PA. Hurley).

“The Many Faces of Elite Power in the ‘System of 1896,” Journal ofPolitics64(November, 2002), 1115-1136. (with C. Klarner)

“The Lamentable State of Science Education in Political Science,” PS: Political Science andPolitics XXXV(March, 2002), 113-116. Profiled in The Chronicle ofHigher Education: TheChronicle Review, section 2, May 31, 2002.

“Symbolic Speeches in the U.S. Senate and Their Representational Implications.”Journal ofPolitics 64(Febrnary, 2002), 21 9-231. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Multiple-Method Measurement of Legislators’ Ideology.” Legislative Studies QuarterlyXXVI(May, 2001), 263-274.

“Racial Diversity, Voter Turnout, and Mobilizing Institutions in the United States,”American Politics Quarterly 27(July, 1999), 275-295. (with J.E. Leighley).

“Dyadic Representation Reconsidered,” A,nerican Journal ofPolitical Science43(Januaiy, 1999), 109-138. (with P.A. Hurley).

“The Policy Agendas of the President and the Mass Public: A Research Validation andExtension,” American Journal ofPolitical Science 42(October, 1998), 1328-1334.

“The Liberal-Conservative Ideology of U.S. Senators: A New Measure,” American JournalofPolitical Science 41(October, 1997), 1395-1413. (with S. Hanna and S. Shafqat)

“Lower Class Mobilization and Policy Linkage in the U.S. States: A Correction,”American Journal ofPolitical Science 41 (January, 1997), 339-344. (with E. Ringquist, J. E.Leighley, and A. Hinton-Andersson)

“Political Parties and Class Mobilization in Contemporary U.S. Elections,” AmericanJournal ofPolitical Science 40(August, 1996), 787-804. (with J.E. Leighley)

“Pathways of Representation: A Causal Analysis of Public Opinion-Policy Linkages,”American Journal of Political Science 39(November, 1995), 924-935. (with A. HintonAndersson)

“Lower Class Mobilization and Policy Linkage in the U.S. States,” American Journal ofPolitical Science 39(Februaw, 1995), 75-86. (with J.E. Leighley and A. Hinton-Andersson)

“Mobilizing Institutions and Class Representation in U.S. State Electorates,” PoliticalResearch Quarterly 47(March. 1994), 137-150. (With J. Leighley)

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“Party Ideology, Organization, and Competitiveness as Mobilizing Forces in GubernatorialElections, American Journal fFolitical Science 37(November, 1993): 1] 58-1178. (with J.Leighley)

“The Policy Consequences of Class Bias in American State Electorates, American JournalofPolitical Science 36(May, 1992): 351-365. (with J. Leighley)

“The Health Hazards of’Street Level’ Bureaucracy: MortaLity Among the Police,” Journal ofPolice Science and Administration 1 6(December, 1988): 243-248. (with M. Clauson)

“The ‘Growth Machine’ Revisited: Public and Private Elites Perceptions of Growth andGrowth Policies,” Social Science Quarterly 69(September, 1988): 737-745. (with R.L.Durand)

“Uniform State Law Adoptions in the American States: An Explanatory Analysis,’ Publius:The Journal ofFederalism I 8(Winter, 1988): 117-126. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Citizen Reactions to Urban Growth: Attitudes Toward Quality of Life and LocaL PublicServices in an Expanding Sunbelt Community,” Journal ofUrbanAffairs (Fall, 1986). (withR. Durand and L. Ray)

“Estimating Congressional District Political Attributes with Survey Data: A ReliabilityAssessment,” Political Methodolo’ 10(1984), 447-464. (with P .A. Hurley)

“Policy Arenas and Budgetary Politics,” Western Political Quarterly 37(March, 1984),84-99. (with J.P. Plumlee)

‘Nonvoters in Voters’ Clothing: The Impact of Voting Behavior Misreporting on VotingBehavior Research, Social Science Quarterly 65(March, 1984), 199-206. (with P.A.Hurley)

“Retest Reliability for Trust in Government and Governmental Responsiveness Measures,”Political Methodology 8(1982), 33-46.

“The Policy Maps of Urban Decision Makers: Attitudes Toward Long-Range Planning,”Journal ofPolitical Science X(Fall, 1982), 31-42. (with J.C. Coomer)

“Presidential Success in Budgetary Policymaking: A Longitudinal Analysis,” PresidentialStudies Quarterly XI1(Spring, 1982), 174-185. Reprinted in Joel H. Silbey (ed.) The FirstBranch of Govermnent: The United States Congress and Its Relations to the Executive andJudiciary, 1798-1 929 (Brooklyn: Carlson Publishing Co., 1991). (with J.P. Plumlee)

“Taxpayer Support for the Presidential Election Campaign Fund,” Social ScienceQuarterly 62(December, 1981), 767-772.

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‘Convergent and Discriminant Validity Tests for Fitzgibbon-Johnson Political Scales,”Quality and Quantity 15(1981), 43 3-443. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Cross-National Measurement with Panels of Country Experts,” Political Methodology7(1981), 97-110. (with F.R. von der Mehden)

“The Prospects for Issue-Voting in Contemporary Congressional Elections: An Assessmentof Citizen Awareness and Representation,” American Politics Quarterly 8(October, 1980),425-448. Reprinted in Norman R. Luttbeg (ed.), Public Opinion and Public Policy; ModelsofPolicy Linkage (Peacock, second revised edition, 1981). (with P.A. Hurley)

“The Determinants of the Public Expenditure Levels of Nations,” Journal of PoliticalScience 8(Fall, 1980), 34-48. (with G.E. Antunes)

“Freedom of the Press in Latin America: A Thirty Year Survey,” Latin American ResearchReview XV(1980). 2 12-218. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Measurement Prospects in Cross-National Analysis: Persisting Dilemmas and AlternativeStrategies,” Quality and Quantity 14(1980), 397—412.

‘Expert Judges and Cross-national Political Variables: A Test ofan Alternative MeasurementStrategy,” Comparative Political Studies I 2(January, 1980), 497-510. (with P.R. von derMehden)

“Political Institutionalization in Primitive Societies: A Hologeistic Analysis,” BehaviorScience Research 14, 4(1979). 277-292.

“Mass Participation, Electoral Competitiveness, and Issue-Attitude Agreement BetweenCongressmen and their Constituents,” British Journal ofPolitical Science 9(October, 1979),507-511. (with P.A. Kurley)

“Threat, Status, Disequilibrium, and National Power,” British Journal of InternationalStudies 5(April, 1979), 37-58. (with C.F. Doran and K.R. Mladenka)

“Military Role vs. Military Rule: A Research Note on Allocations to Military Activities,”Comparative Politics 1 1(April, 1979), 37 1-377.

“Criminals’ and Noncriminals’ Perceptions of Urban Crime,” Criminology 16(November.1978), 353-372. (with R.L. Carter)

“Domestic Politics, International Linkages, and Military Expenditure Levels,” Studies inComparative International Development XIII(Spring, 1978), 38—59.

“The Distribution of Police Services in a Metropolitan Area,” Journal of Politics,40(Februaiy, 1978), 112-133. (with KR. Mladenka)

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“Local Politicians and their Attitudes Toward Planning,” Long Range Planning10(December, 1977), 5 1-56. (with J.C. Coomer)

“The Distribution of Urban Public Services: Parks and Libraries,” Urban Affairs Quarterly13(September, 1977), 73-94. (with K.R. Mladenka)

“The Criminal’s Image of the City and Urban Crime Patterns,” Social Science Quarterly,57(December, 1976), 597-607. (with R.L. Carter)

“The Within-Nation Distribution of Public Expenditures and Services: A Two-NationalAnalysis,” American Journal ofPolitical Science XX(May, 1976), 303-318.

“A Re-examination of the Etiology of Urban Crime,” Criminology 13(February. 1976),491-506. (with K.R. Mladenka)

“The Development of Political Orientations: A Partial Test of a Cognitive-DevelopmentalHypothesis,” Youth and Society 7(Decernber, 1975), 130-147. (with K.R. Mladenka)

“The Methodological Worth of the Delphi Forecasting Technique,” TechnologicalForecasting and Social Change 7,2(1975), 179-193. (with J. Fowles)

“Perceptions of National Power and Threat in Japan, Finland, and the United States,”international Journal ofGroup Tensions, 4(December, 1974), 431-454. (with C.F. Doran,K.R. Miadenka, and K. \Vakata)Book Chapters

“Science, Political Science, and the American Journal ofPolitical Science,” in K. R.Monroe (ed.) Perestroika! The Raucous Revolution in Political Science (YaleUniversity Press, 2005), 346-353. (with J. E. Leighley)

“Methodological Issues and Problems in Employing Expert Generated Data,” in G. Hopple(ed.), Expert Generated Data: Applications in InternationalAffairs (Westview Press, 1981),35-56. (with F.R. von der Mehden)

“Area-Images and Behavior: An Alternative Perspective for Understanding Urban Crime,” inD.E. Georges-Abeyie and K.D. Harries (eds.), Crime: A Spatial Perspective (ColumbiaUniversity Press, 1980), 193-204. (with R.L. Carter)

“Trend Extrapolation,” in J. Fowles (ed.), The Handbook ofFutures Research, (GreenwoodPress, 1978), 249-272.

“Social and Economic Conditions and Political Violence,” in F.R. von der Mehden,Comparative Political Violence (Prentice-Flail, 1973), 85-109. (with F.R. von der Mehden)

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Opinion/&litorial Essays, Oilier Un refereed Publications, and Technical Reports

“A $10,000 Degree? Well, You Get What You Pay For,” Aztctin American Statesman.Friday, June 29, 2012; reprinted in The Alcalde: The Magazine ofthe Texas Eves,available at the time of publication at http://txex.es/OXbbp2

“Research Universities Best at Producing Grads,” Houston Chronicle, April 23, 2011.“Research arid Teaching Go Hand in I-land,” Bryan/College Station Eagle, May 15, 2011.

“Why Market Principles Don’t Apply to Education,” A ustin American Statesman. May 27,2011.

“Writing for the General Journals in Political Science,” Step Ahead, Newsletter of theScience Technology, and Environmental Policy Section of the American PoliticalScience Association, 2(Fall, 2004), 2-4. (With W. Jacoby, J. Leighley, and L.Sigelman)

“In Search of Policy Theory,” Policy Currents, Newsletter of the Public Policy Section of theAmerican Political Science Association, 7(April, 1997), 1-9.

“American Government 101 for Graduate Public Service Education.’ PA Times October 1,1994.

“Lawsuit to Hurt Flispanics,” San Antonio Express News, March 18, 1992. Reprinted as“Juicio que danara a los hispanos,” El Extra, Dallas, Texas, April 9, 1992.

Americans Unusually Mean and Nasty People,” The Houston Chronicle, October 8, 1990,ISA.

‘It’s OK to Look Back--They Aren’t Gaining on Us,” The Houston Post, January’ 1, 1989,C4.

“State Still at Far End of Federal Trough,” The Houston Post, May 4, 1988, 3E.

“The Clear Lake Area Community Leaders Survey,’ Bureau ofResearch, School of Businessand Public Administration, University of Houston--Clear Lake, 1987. (with R. Durand)

“The Low Tax Myth,’ The Texas Observer. June 27, 1986, 6-7.

“When Texas Alters Tax System, It Should be Fair,” The Houston Post, March 1, 1986, 38.

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“The Clear Lake Survey: Public Attitudes Toward Growth and Local Public Services in anExpanding ‘Sunbelt Community,” Bureau of Research, School of Business and PublicAdministration, University of Houston--Clear Lake, 1985. (with R. Durand)

‘Area Experts’ Images of African Nations: A Test of a Reputational MeasurementApproach,” Program of Development Studies Discussion Paper No. 86, Rice University,Houston, Texas, 1978. (with FR. von der Mehden)

“Data Reliability in Cross-National Research: A Test Employing Black Africa CountryExperts,” Program of Development Studies Discussion Paper No. 83, Rice University,Houston, Texas, 1978. (with F.R. von der Mehden)

‘Broadening the Comprehensiveness of Comparative Political Inquiry: A Proposal and aTest,” Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies Section, International Studies Association,Working Paper No. 78, May, 1976.

“Public Expenditures and Services as Policy Outcome Predictors: A Two Nation Analysis forHealth and Education,” Program of Development Studies Discussion Paper No. 65, RiceUniversity, Houston, Texas, 1975.

“The Within-Nation Distribution of Public Expenditures arid Services: A Two-NationAnalysis,” Program of Development Studies Discussion Paper No. 55, Rice University,Houston, Texas, 1974.

“Commercial and Industrial Property: Houston and Harris County, Texas,” in R. Mithoff(ed.) The Properly Tax: A Study of Inequality of Valuations and Assessnwnts in Texas(Center for the Study of Responsive Law, Washington, D.C., Mimeo, 1970). Reprinted inThe Congressional Record. Vol. 116. mpart 30, 40004-40013.

Book Reviews

Alan Rosenthal, The Decline ofRepresentalive Democracy: Process, Participation,and Power in State Legislatures (Washington, DC: Congressional Quarterly Press, 1997).Political Science Quarterly 11 3(FalI, 1998), 535-536.

Paul Diesing, How Does Science Work? Reflections on Practice (Pittsburgh:University of Pittsburgh Press, 1991). Policy Studies Review 11 (Autumn/Winter,1992), 425-428.

Richard M. Coughlin. Ideolo’, Public Opinion, and Welfare Policy: Attitudes TowardTaxes and Spending in Industrialized Societies (University of California, 1980). AmericanPolitical Science Review 75(June, 1981), 527.

Alan S. Zuckerman, The Politics of Faction: Christian Democratic Rule in Italy (YaleUniversity Press, 1979). Social Science Quarterly 62(March, 1981), 184.

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Ilkay Sunar. State and Society in the Politics of Turkey’s Development (Ankara UniversityPress, 1974). Western Political Quarterly XXX(September, 1976), 492.

CONVENTION PAPERS

“The Representational Behavior of Switched-Seat Members of Congress: A RevisionistCharacterization from General Theory.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of theMidwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, 2013. (with S. Jordan and P. Hurley)

“Electoral Marginality and Constituency Representation: In Search ofTheoretically UnifiedFindings.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAmerican Political Science Association, Seattle, WA, September, 2011. (with S. Jordan)

“Religious Engagement and Religious Values in a General Model of DemocraticResponsiveness in Local Communities in the United States.” Paper presentedat the World Congress of the International Political Science Association, Fukuoka,Japan, July 2006. (with T. Matsubayashi)

“Who Bonds? Who Bridges? Implications for Representative Government.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association,Chicago, IL, April 2006.

“Civic Engagement and Mass-Elite Policy Agenda Agreement in AmericanCommunities.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the MidwestPolitical Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 2004. (with T. Matsubayashi)

“Myths about the Physical Sciences and Their Implications for the Teaching of PoliticalScience.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation, Philadelphia, PA, August 2003.

“The Use of Verbal Political Symbols by U.S. Senators to Enhance RepresentationalLinkages.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation, San Francisco, CA, September, 2001. (With P.A. Hurley)

“Beyond the Demand-Input Model: A Theory of Representational Linkages.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Political Science Association,Chicago, IL, April, 2001. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Election Screening of Non-incumbent Candidates for Competence: Evidence forMembers of the U.S. House of Representatives.” Paper delivered at the annual meeting ofthe Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April, 2001. (with Quan Li)

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“Symbolic Behavior in the U.S. Senate.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of theSouthern Political Science Association, Savannah, GA, November, 1999. (with S. Hanna andP.A. Hurley)

“Multiple-Method Measurement of Legislators’ Ideology.” Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the American Political Science Association, Boston, MA, September, 1998.

“An Elaboration of the Criterion-Population Quasi-Experimental Design with anIllustrative Analysis of the Effects of U.S. Presidential Election Debates.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Southwestern Political Science Association,Corpus Christi, TX, March. 1998. (with S. Robinson)

“The Dyadic Representation of General Ideological Preferences in the U.S. Congress.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington,DC, August 1997. (with P.A. 1-lurley)

“Dyadic Representation in the U.S. Congress: Multiple Tests of a Complex CausalStructure.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation, San Francisco, CA, August. 1996. (with P.A. Hurley)

‘Racial Diversity and Voter Turnout in the United States.” Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Western Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, March, 1996.(with J. E. Leighley)

“The Liberal-conservative Ideology of U.S. Senators: A New Measure.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Tampa, FL,November, 1995. (with S. 1-lanna and S. Shafqat)

“Party Mobilization of Lower-Class Voters in Contemporary U.S. Elections.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Western Political Science Association,Albuquerque, New Mexico, March, 1994. (with J. E. Leighley)

“Lower-Class Mobilization and the Policy Representativeness of U.S. Senators.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago,Illinois, April, 1994. (with J.E. Leighley and P.A. Hurley)

“Pathways of Representation: A Causal Analysis of Public Opinion-Policy Linkages.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, New York,New York, August, 1994. (with A. Hinton-Andersson)

“Lower Class Mobilization and Redistributive Policy: A Longitudinal Analysis.” Paperpresented at the American Political Science Association annual meeting, Washington, DC,September, 1993. (with J. Leighley and A. Hinton-Andersson)

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“Party Ideology, Organization, and Competitiveness as Mobilizing Forces in U.S. Elections.”Paper presented at the American Political Science Association meeting, Chicago, Illinois,September, 1992. (with J. E. Leighley)

The Democratization of the American States, 1946-1986.” Paper presented at the SouthernPolitical Science Association meeting, Memphis, Tennessee, November, 1989.

“Does Democracy Matter? The Policy Consequences of Democratization in the AmericanStates.” Paper presented at the American Political Science Association meeting, Atlanta,Georgia, August-September, 1989.

“Perceived Quality of Urban Life in Growing and Stable Communities.” Paper delivered atthe Southwest Political Science Association meeting, Little Rock, Arkansas, March, 1989.(with R.L. Durand)

“The ‘Growth Machine’ Revisited: Public and Private Elites’ Perceptions of Growth andGrowth Policies.” Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association meeting,Chicago, Illinois, April, 1987. (with R.L. Durand)

“Citizen Reactions to Urban Growth: Attitudes Toward Quality of Life and Local PublicServices in an Expanding Sunbelt Community.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting ofthe Southwestern Political Science Association, San Antonio, Texas, March 1986. (with R.Durand and L. Ray)

“Democracies in Crisis: Fiscal Policy Responses to the Great Depression.” Paper presentedat the Southern Political Science Association meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, November,1983.

“Small Sample Estimates of Geographic District Political Attributes.” Paper presented at theMidwest Political Science Association meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April, 1983. (with P.Hurley)

“Policy Arenas and Budgetary Politics.” Paper delivered at the Midwest Political ScienceAssociation meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April, 1982. (with J.P. Plumlee)

“Voters, Nonvoters, and Liars.” Paper presented at the Midwest Political ScienceAssociation meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, April, 1981. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Representational Linkages with Congress: Constituency Preferences, Perceptions, andCongressional Decisionmaking.” Paper presented at the Southern Political scienceAssociation meeting, Gatlinburg. Tennessee, November. 1979. (with P.A. Hurley)

“Data Reliabilih’ in Cross-National Research: A Test Employing Black Africa CountryExperts.” Paper presented at the Western Political Science Association meeting, LosAngeles, California, March, 1978. (with FR. von der Mehden)

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“Scope of Governmental Authority: A Cross-National Analysis for a Proposed Index.” Paperpresented at the Midwest Political Science Association meeting, Chicago, Illinois, May,1977.

“Domestic Politics, International Linkages, and Military Expenditure Levels.” Paperpresented at the International Studies Association meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, March, 1977.

“Political and Economic Determinants of Governmental Expenditures of Nations.” Paperpresented at the Midwestern Political Science Association meeting, Chicago, Illinois, May,1976. (with G.E. Antunes)

“Criminals’ and Noncriminals’ Perceptions of Urban Crime.” Paper presented at the WesternSocial Science Association meeting, Phoenix, Arizona, April, 1976. (with R.L. Carter)

“Public Expenditures and Services as Policy Outcome Predictors: A Two-Nation Analysis.”Paper presented at the Southwestern Political Science Association meeting, Dallas, Texas,March 1976.

“The Within-Nation Distribution of Health and Education Expenditures and Services: Turkeyand Malaysia.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Comparative and InternationalEducation Society, Toronto, Canada, February’, 1976.

“Broadening the Comprehensiveness of Comparative Political Inquiry: A Proposal and aTest.” Paper presented at the International Studies Association meeting, Toronto, Canada,February, 1976. (with T.O. Gauhan)

“The Distribution of Police Services in a Metropolitan Area.” Paper presented at theMidwestern Political Science Association meeting, Chicago, Illinois, May, 1975. (with K.R.Mladenka)

“The Methodological Worth of the Delphi Forecasting Technique.” Paper presented at theSouthwestern Sociological Association meeting, San Antonio, Texas, March. 1975. (with J.Fowles)

“Some Proposals for the Analysis of Public Policy and Policy Consequences,” presented atthe Workshop on “Income Distribution and Its Role in Development,” Program ofDevelopment Studies, Rice University, April, 1974.

“Does Power Corrupt? Perceptions of National Power and Threat in Japan, Finland, and theUnited States,” presented at the Peace Science Society Southern Section Meeting, Universityof Kentucky, April, 1973. (with C.F. Doran, K.R. Mladenka, and K. Wakata)

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OTHER MAJOR CONVENTION ACTIVITIES

Chair and Discussant, panel on “Congruence and Electoral Accountability,” annualmeeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 202.

Chair, panel on “Citizen Competence,” annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation, Boston, MA, August 2008.

Chair, panel on “State Elections,” annual meeting of the American PoliticalScience Association, Boston, MA, August 2008.

Chair, pane] on “Money and Representation,” annual meeting of theAmerican Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, August 2007.

Chair, panel on “State and Local Entrepreneurship and Agenda-Setting,”Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL,April 2007.

Member, Program Committee for the Teaching and Learning Conference of theAmerican Political Science Association, Washington, DC, February 2006.

Moderator, Working Group on Teaching Research Methods, Teaching and LearningConference of the American Political Science Association, Washington, DC,February 2006.

Chair, panel on “Changing Representation, Changing Politics in the U.S. States,”annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Chicago, IL,August 2002.

Chair, panel on “The Development of U.S. State Governments,” annual meeting of theSouthern Political Science Association, Atlanta, GA, November 2001.

Section chair for the State Politics panels, annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation, Washington, D.C., 2000.

Section chair for the panels on Teaching Political Science, annual meeting of the MidwestPolitical Science Association, Chicago, IL, 2000.

Chair, panel on “State Legislatures: Parties and Structures,” Southern Political ScienceAssocation annual meeting, Savannah, GA, November 1999.

Chair, panel on “Order in the 2l’ Century,” Midwest Political Science Associationannual meeting, Chicago, IL, April. 1999.

Chair, panel on “Interests and Politics in the States,@ American Political Science

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Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, September, 1998.

Chair, panel on APolitical Economy and Public Policies,@ Midwest PoliticalScience Association annual meeting, Chicago, IL, April, 1998.

Chair, panel on APolicy Impacts and Innovations in the States,” AmericanPolitical Science Association annual meeting, Washington, DC, August, 1997.

Chair, panel on “Elections Shaping State Politics,” Midwest Political ScienceAssociation annual meeting, Chicago, IL, April, 1996.

Chair, panel on “Politics and Policymaking,” Midwest Political ScienceAssociation annual meeting, Chicago, IL, April, 1996.

Chair, panel on “Diversity and Representation in State Politics,” AmericanPolitical Science Association annual meeting, Chicago, II, August, 1995.

Chair, panel on “Political Control of the Bureaucracy,” Southwestern Political ScienceAssociation, San Antonio, Texas, March, 1994.

Chair, panel on “State Gubernatorial and Legislative Elections,” Midwestern PoliticalScience Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1993.

Chair, panel on “Principal-agent Models for Public Policy Processes,” Midwestern PoliticalScience Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois. 1993.

Chair, panel on “Political Control of Bureaucratic Discretion,” Midwestern Political ScienceAssociation annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1992.

Chair, panel on “State and Local Politics in Texas,” Southwestern Political ScienceAssociation Annual Meeting, San Antonio, March, 1991.

Section Chair for the Public Policy and Public Administration panels, Southwestern PoliticalScience Association Annual Meeting, Little Rock, Arkansas, March, 1989.

Chair, panel on “Issues in Analyzing and Evaluating Public Policy,” at the SouthwesternPolitical Science Association Annual Meeting, Houston, Texas, March, 1988.

Section chair for the Political Behavior panels, Southwestern Political Science Associationmeeting, Houston, Texas, 1983.

Chair, panel on “Methodological Advances in the Study of Public Opinion and Behavior,” atthe Southwest Political Science Association meeting, San Antonio Texas, March, 1982.

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Chair, panel on ‘Comparative Parties and Party Systems,” at the Southwestern PoliticalScience Association meeting, Ft. Worth, Texas, March, 1979.

Chair, panel on Foreign and Domestic Sources of Norms for National Behavior,” at theInternational Studies Association meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, March, 1977.

CURRENT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

On-going research program on the democratic process in the United States intended todevelop systematic theon’ about the representational activities of members ofthe U.S. Congress. The work in progress especially explores how “models” of representationlike the belief sharing, delegate, responsible party, and trustee ones can be used tocharacterize constituency representation in individual Congressional districts.

I also write occasionally on scientific literacy. The most recent published work on this topicis a journal article in PS: Political Science & Politics that proposes a fundamental body ofknowledge that University educated individuals should know to be scientifically literate inpolitical science.

SELECTED EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES

Member, editorial board of the American Journal ofPolitical Science, January 2014

Member, editorial board of the Journal ofPolitics. 2009--2014.

Chair, Site Selection Committee, Southern Political Science Association,2013

Member, editorial board of the ,Journal ofPolitical Science Education. 2012--.

President, Southern Political Science Association, 2011.

President-elect, Southern Political Science Association, 2010.

Member, Executive Council of the Southern Political Science Association, 2008

Member, Site Selection Committee of the Southern Political ScienceAssociation, 200$.

Member, Search Committee for the editor of the Journal ofPolitics, 2008.

Member, Carl Albert Dissertation Award Committee, American Political ScienceAssociation Section on Legislative Studies, 2008.

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Member. editorial board of the American Journal ofPolitical Science, 2006-2009.

Panelist/Proposal Reviewer, National Science Foundation Graduate Research FellowshipProgram, Washington, DC, 2007 and 2008.

Member, Fulbright Senior Specialists Roster of the Council for Internationalexchange of scholars, 2005—20 10.

Member, ad hoc committee for the Midwestern Political Science Associationto assess problems with the availability and responsiveness of peer reviewersfor the American ,Journal ofPolitical Science. 2005.

Member, ad hoc committee for the Southwestern Political Science Associationto review the Association’s contract with Blackwell Publishing for thePublication of the Journal ofPolitics, 2004.

Member, Executive Council, Midwest Political Science Association, 2002-2005.

Member, Executive Council of the State Politics Section of the American PoliticalScience Association, 1998 B 2001.

Member, editorial board of State and Local Governtnent Review, I 997B 1999.

Member, editorial board of Political Research Quarterly, 1996 B 1999.

Member, editorial board of Policy Currents, the newsletter of the Public PolicySection of the American Political Science Association, 1995B 1996.

Pro bono consultant, the Texas Department of Human Services on the design,implementation, and formal evaluation of the Teen Opportunity Project, a quasi-experimentalintensive case management services program for teenage parents who are AFDC recipients,1994-96.

Member, Advisory Board of the Centex Chapter of the American Society for PublicAdministration, 1993--I 995.

Member, Committee on die Profession of the Southwestern Political Science Association,1992-95.

Member, Professional Development Committee of the Texas City Management Association,1992-93.

Member, U.S. Presidential Management Intern Program Writing Sample Review Committee,Educational Testing Service, Spring, 1992; Spring, 1994.

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Member, Nominations Committee of the Southwestern Political Science Association,1987-1988, 1988-1989; and 1990-1991; chair 1990-1991 and 2002-2003.

Manuscript reviewer for a variety of scholarly journals, grant proposal reviewer for theNational Science Foundation, and book proposal reviewer for various publishers.

Participant, Project ‘87 Summer Seminar on “Bureaucracy, Positive Government andPoliticization: The 20th Century Challenge to Constitutionalism,” Washington, D.C.,Summer, 1983.

Rapporteur. the United Nations’ Institute for Training and Research’s conference on the NewInternational Economic Order to prepare policy recommendations for the 1980 UN SpecialSession, January, 1979, Mexico City.

Occasional instructor, University of Houston--Clear Lake’s undergraduate degree program forinmates of a maximum security prison facility of the Texas Department of Corrections,1974-1979.

Field research for the dissertation conducted in Malaysia and Turkey, 1973.

Advisor, the Property Tax Committee of the House of Representatives of the TexasLegislature, 1973.

Participant, the European Summer School for Training in Comparative Research,Zentralarchiv fur Empirische Sozialforschung. University of Cologne, August, 1972.

Field research for the Center for the Study of Responsive Law, Washington, D.C. on propertytax variations across classes of property in Houston, Texas, Summer, 1970.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

American Political Science AssociationMidwest Political Science AssociationPhi Kappa Phi honorary societyPi Alpha Alpha honorary societySouthern Political Science Association

SELECTED UNIVERSITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Member, Faculty Senate, Texas A&M University, Fall 2009

Member. Liberal Arts Strategic Review Advisory Committee, Texas A&M University, 20102014.

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Member, Search Committee for the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts,Texas A&M University, 2009-20 10.

Member, Dean’s Advisory Committee, College of Liberal Arts, Texas A&MUniversity, 2007--2009.

Co-chair, Curriculum Review Committee of the Bush School of Government andPublic Service, 2000-2001.

Member, search committee for the Dean of the Bush School of Government andPublic Service, 1999-2000.

Member, faculty advisory committee for the George Bush School of Governmentand Public Service, College of Liberal Arts, Texas A&M University, 1995B 1998.

Member, search committee for the Director of the Bush School of Government and PublicService, Texas A&M University. 1993-94.

Chair, Bush School Curriculum Subgroup, Texas A&M University, charged with preparingthe curriculum for the masters degree program in public administration for the School ofGovernment and Public Service created as a part of the George Bush Presidential Librarycomplex, 1991-1993.

Faculty Representative, Pi Alpha ALpha chapter, Texas A&M University, 1989-1995.

Chair, search committee for the Senior Vice-President and Provost. UH-CL, 1987-1988.

Treasurer and Faculty Representative, Pi Alpha Alpha chapter, UH-CL, 1987-1988.

Member, Program Evaluation Committee for reaccreditation by the Southern Association ofColleges and Schools, School of Business and Public Administration, UH-CL. 1987-1988.

Member, Strategic Planning Committee of the School of Business and PublicAdministration, UH-CL, 1986-1987.

Member, University Curriculum Committee, UI-I-CL, 1986-1987.

Member, search committee for the Dean of the School of Business and PubLicAdministration, UH-CL. 1985-1987.

Member, University of Houston System Committee on International Affairs, 1983-1985.

Chair, Chancellor’s Task Force on Global Education, UH-CL, 1983.

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Member, search committee for the Registrar and Director of Admissions and Financial Aid,UH-CL, 1981.

Fulbright Program Advisor, UI-I-CL: faculty program, 1976-1981; student program,1977-198 1.

FUNDED RESEARCH PROPOSALS

“The Winter Institute in Social Science Research Methodology,” funded by the College ofLiberal Arts, TAMU, 2012. Principal investigators Kim Quaile Hill, Paul Kellstedt. andQuan Li. Funded for two years for a total of $35,000 of financial support from the Collegewith another $11,800 of support from the Department of Political Science and renewable fora third year subject to a review of the first two years of the Institute.

“Incentive Grant to Create an Active Learning Version of POLS 209: Introductionto Political Science Research,” funded by the Center for Teaching Excellence,Texas A&M University for $3,000, 2004.

“Symbolic Representation in the U.S. Senate,” submitted to the Program in AmericanPolitics, Texas A&M University; funded for 5965; 1998.

“The Policy Preferences of U.S. Senators,” funded under the Faculty Mini-Grant Program,Texas A&M University for $500; 1994.

“Quality of Life Survey for Residents of Galveston, Texas,” contracted with the GalvestonChamber of Commerce for $4,300; 1988. (with R.L. Durand)

“News Media Usage Survey for Residents of Galveston, Texas,” contracted with theGalveston Daily News for $4,500; 1988. (with R.L. Durand)

“Democracy in the American States, 1946-1986,” submitted to the Advanced ResearchProgram of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, 1987. Funded for $15,606.

“Democracy in the American States, 1946-1986,” submitted to the Faculty Research andSupport Fund, UH-CL, 1988. Funded for $4,176.

“The Determinants of State Legislative Performance,’ submitted to the President’s AvailableFund, UH-CL, 1985. Funded for $3,495.

“The Political Economy of the Federal Income Tax,” submitted to the Dean of the School ofBusiness and Public Administration, UH-CL, 1983. Funded for one-half year’s developmentleave in 1984.

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“Public Policy Responses to the Great Depression: International Trade Policies andRecovery.” submitted to the Organized Research Committee. UH-CL. 1983. Funded for52,828.

“The Reliability of Survey Data on Mass Political Attitudes,” submitted to theMelrose-Thompson Committee, UH-CL, 1982. Funded for $911.

AWAR1S AND HONORS

Awarded a Presidential Professorship in Teaching Excellence by Texas A&M University,May 2014.

Awarded a three year Eppright Professorship in Undergraduate Teaching Excellence byTexas A&M University, January 2012.

Texas A&M University Association of Former Students Distinguished Service Award forTeaching, May 2011.

Awarded the CulIen-McFadden Professorship in Political Science, Texas A&M University,September, 2008.

Texas A&M University, College of Liberal Arts Research Award for“Distinguished achievement in the study of empirical democratic theoryand American politics,” 2007.

Texas A&M University’, University Writing Center award for exceptionalachievement in writing-intensive courses for undergraduates, 2007

Award from the Southern Political Science Association for the best paper publishedin the Journal ofPolitics in 2002, for “The Many Faces of Elite Power in the‘System of 1896,” published in the November issue (with C. Klarner)

Competitively awarded Faculty Development Leave, Fall 2001, TAMU.

Competitively awarded Faculty Development Leave, Spring 1996, TAMU.

Award from the American Political Science Association’s State Politics and Policy Sectionfor the Best Paper presented in the Section at the 1993 annual meeting of the Association:“Lower-Class Mobilization and Redistributive Policy: A Longitudinal Analysis.” (with J.E.Leighley and Angela Hinton-Andersson).

Phi Kappa Phi honorary society, elected to membership 1988.

Pi Alpha Alpha honorary society, elected to membership November, 1985

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Competitively awarded Faculty Development Leave, FaIl 1984, UH - Clear Lake

Dissertation Research Fellowship. Program of Development Studies, Rice University,1972- 1974

Haskins and Sells Foundation Award, Rice University, 1970

William Marsh Rice Scholarship, 1965-1970

National Merit Scholarship, 1965-1969

REFERENCES — Available upon request.

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