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1 Jeremy D. Bailey Ross M. Lence Distinguished Teaching Chair Associate Professor University of Houston Political Science and the Honors College (713) jbailey2@uh.edu EDUCATION 2003 Ph.D. Boston College. Co-winner of the 2004 APSA E.E. Schattschneider Award for best dissertation in American government and politics submitted in 2002 or B.A. Rhodes College. Phi Beta Kappa. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Ross M. Lence Distinguished Teaching Chair, University of Houston Associate Professor, University of Houston, (dual appointment in Honors College and Political Science) Assistant Professor, University of Houston (dual appointment) Assistant Professor, Duquesne University Assistant Professor, Eastern Washington University 2003 Visiting Assistant Professor, Washington and Lee University Administrative Positions: Co-Director of Tocqueville Forum in American Ideas and Institutions Director of Phronesis minor in politics and ethics Director of Graduate Studies in Political Science (graduate program has approximately 70 MA and PhD students) BOOKS 2015 James Madison and Constitutional Imperfection, Cambridge University Press, simultaneous paperback release The Contested Removal Power, , University Press of Kansas, with David Alvis and F. Flagg Taylor. Named Choice outstanding academic title for Thomas Jefferson and Executive Power, Cambridge University Press. Paperback issued in 2010.

2 Bailey 2 CURRENT PROJECT ARTICLES The Idea of Presidential Representation: An Intellectual and Political History (This book is based on my 2014 article presidential representation and is under advance contract with University Press of Kansas. The manuscript will be completed by August 2017) It s the War Power, Again. Review essay on war powers for Tulsa Law Review 50 (2): Reexamining the Use of Unilateral Orders: Source of Authority and the Power to Act Alone, American Politics Research. 42 (3): With Brandon Rottinghaus. *Featured in the London School of Economics Daily Blog on American Politics and Policy Opposition to the Theory of Presidential Representation: Federalists, Whigs, and Democrats, Presidential Studies Quarterly 44: Special edition, Rethinking Presidential Studies through Historical Research, edited by Bruce Miroff and Stephen Skowronek. (editor reviewed) 2013 The Development of Unilateral Power and the Problem of the Power to Warn: Washington through McKinley, Presidential Studies Quarterly 43(1): With Brandon Rottinghaus Should We Venerate That Which We Cannot Love?: James Madison on Constitutional Imperfection Political Research Quarterly 65 (4): Was James Madison ever for the bill of rights? Perspectives on Political Science 41(2): (Symposium on statesmanship and American political thought. Editor reviewed.) 2010 The Traditional View of Hamilton s Federalist No. 77 and an Unexpected Challenge: A Response to Seth Barrett Tillman, Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 33(1): (law review) 2008 The New Unitary Executive and Democratic Theory: The Problem of Alexander Hamilton American Political Science Review 102 (4): Subject of exchange in Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy (see above).

3 Bailey Constitutionalism, Conflict, and Consent: Jefferson on the Impeachment Power. Review of Politics 70 (4): Executive Prerogative and the good officer in Thomas Jefferson s Letter to John B. Colvin, Presidential Studies Quarterly 34 (4): The Louisiana Purchase and Political Necessity, Journal of Contemporary Thought, (Summer and Winter): Special issue on Jefferson Richard Weaver s Untraditional Case for Federalism, Publius: The Journal of Federalism 34: 4 (2004): Special issue on conservatism and federalism The Republican Executive: Thomas Jefferson and the Development of Presidential Power, Extraordinary Times, IWM Junior Visiting Fellows Conferences, Vol. 11: Vienna, BOOK CHAPTERS Chapter in progress: Thomas Jefferson and Grand Strategy, submitted for peer reviewed volume on foreign policy and American political thought, edited by Carrese, Frost, and Knott. Under contract with Johns Hopkins University Press. Delivered in May, Will be peer reviewed Jefferson s Executive: More Responsible, More Unitary, and Less Stable, in Extra-Legal Power and Legitimacy: Perspectives on Prerogative, ed. Clement Fatovic and Benjamin Kleinerman (Oxford University Press), Nature and Nature s God in the Notes on the State of Virginia, in Enlightenment and Secularism: Essays on the Mobilization of Reason, ed. Christopher Nadon, (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books), From floating ardor to the union of sentiment : Jefferson on the Relationship between Public Opinion and the Executive, A Companion to Thomas Jefferson, ed. Francis Cogliano (London: Wiley-Blackwell), Judicial Review and Constitutional Development: Who has the Last Word in Interpreting the Constitution? in The People and American Government, ed. Kent Tedin (New York: Pearson Custom Publishing). With Robert Ross The Revolution of 1800, in A History of the U.S. Political System :Ideas, Interests, and Institutions, ed. Richard A. Harris and Daniel J. Tichenor (Santa Barbara, California: ABC-Clio), Imperfection and Constitutionalism: James Madison on the Difficulties of the Constitution, in The People and American Government, ed. Kent Tedin (New York: Pearson Custom Publishing, 2008),

4 Bailey 4 FELLOWSHIPS and GRANTS Jack Miller Center grant to start Tocqueville Forum ($50,000), Co PI 2012 National Science Foundation grant: # ($46,000) The Politics of Presidential Decree: Presidential Proclamations, the Unilateral Presidency, and the Separation of Powers (Co PI, with Brandon Rottinghaus) 2012 Constitution Day Grant ($2,500), Jack Miller Center and UH Provost s office 2005 National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Fellowship, Visiting Research Fellow, International Center for Jefferson Studies, Monticello, February, Junior Visiting Fellow, Institute for Human Sciences. Vienna, Austria, July- Dec., (Funding through dissertation fellowship from Boston College) COURSES TAUGHT Graduate: 1. American Political Thought 2. American Politics and Public Policy 3. Democratic Theory 4. Constitutionalism Undergraduate: 5. Human Situation: Modernity (Core sequence at UH Honors College) 6. Human Situation: Antiquity (Core sequence at UH Honors College) 7. Special Topics: The Political Theory of the Founding 8. American Political Thought 9. Political Parties and Elections 10. The American Presidency 11. The American Federal System and State Politics 12. Introduction to US Politics 13. Senior Seminar on Executive Power and Constitutionalism 14. Constitutional Law and Politics: Civil Liberties 15. Constitutional Law and Politics: Federalism 16. Social, Political and Economic Systems (undergraduate Core at Duquesne) 17. Sophomore Seminar on Rights in Conflict 18. Introduction to Political Theory INVITED TALKS (* = paper for academic conference) 2015 Holy Cross, Constitution Day lecture Assumption College, Constitution Day lecture Louisiana Tech, Constitution Day lecture University of North Texas, Faculty Research Workshop Claremont McKenna College, Constitution Day lecture University of Virginia, lecture for combined sections of course. 2014* Case Western Reserve Law School, Domestic Executive Powers. 2014* University of Oklahoma, Congress and the Constitution, Carl Albert Center.

5 Bailey 5 Invited Talks (cont): 2014 Boise State University, President s Day Lecture Skidmore College, Constitution Day Lecture. 2013* Christopher Newport University, Jefferson and his Contemporaries. 2013* Jack Miller Center, Philadelphia, Future of American Political Thought University of Missouri, Faculty Research Workshop. 2011* Michigan State University, Perspectives on Prerogative Holy Cross College, Constitution Day Lecture. 2011* Morehead State University, Statesmanship Mercer University, Public lecture and colloquium leader. 2009* Georgetown University, conference at Tocqueville Forum Virginia Festival of the Book. Aired on C-SPAN Claremont McKenna College, Did the Bill of Rights Change the Constitution? 2008 Ashland University, public lecture Holy Cross, Senior seminar Boston College, Faculty Research Workshop. 2005* Washington, DC. Conservatives and Federalism, organized by Publius: The Journal of Federalism Holy Cross, Public Lecture Alliance Français of Charlottesville, VA International Center for Jefferson Studies, Monticello International Center for Jefferson Studies, Monticello. LEADER for TEACHER WORKSHOPS 2015 The Federalist Papers, Philadelphia, PA Ratification, Philadelphia, PA Declaration of Independence, Humanities Texas, Houston Ratification, Boston, MA Was Madison ever for the Bill of Rights?, Ashland University 2011 Civil Liberties during World War I and World War II, College Station, TX Presidential Selection in the Constitutional Order, Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, Shreveport, LA Presidential Selection in the Constitutional Order, Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, Monroe, LA Thomas Jefferson and Executive Power, Ashland University Presidential Selection in the Constitutional Order, Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, Lake Charles, LA James Madison on Constitutional Imperfection, Houston Branch of the Dallas Federal Reserve.

6 Bailey 6 AWARDS AND HONORS 2014 Provost s Core Excellence in Teaching Award ($8,000. UH has over 2,000 faculty) 2006 McAnulty College NEH Endowment Award for course development, McAnulty College, Duquesne University, 2006 ($2,500 for series of guest lectures) 2006 Wimmer Family Faculty Development Award, McAnulty College, Duquesne University, 2006 ($3,000) 2004 Faculty Grant for Research, Eastern Washington University, 2004 ($5,000) Dissertation Nominated for Council of Graduate Schools International Distinguished Dissertation in the Social Sciences. Boston College, University Dissertation Fellow, Boston College Thomas P. O Neill Fellow in American Politics, Boston College University Dissertation Fellow, Boston College Thomas P. O Neill Fellow in American Politics, Boston College Phi Beta Kappa and Magna Cum Laude, Rhodes College, Phi Alpha Theta Award for highest GPA in history, Rhodes College, BOOK REVIEWS 2014 Review of Graham Dodds, Take up your Pen: Unilateral Directives in American Politics, for Law and Liberty Review of Jeff Broadwater, James Madison: A Son of Virginia & a Founder of a Nation (University of North Carolina Press, 2012) and Kevin R. C. Gutzman, James Madison and the Making of America (St. Martin s, 2012), Journal of American History 99: Review of Greg Weiner, Madison s Metronome: The Constitution, Majority Rules, and the Tempo of American Politics (University Press of Kansas, 2012), Political Science Quarterly (forthcoming) Review of Jon Meacham, Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power, for Law and Liberty Review of Michael A. Sollenberger and Mark J. Rozell, The President s Czars: Undermining Congress and the Constitution, for Law and Liberty Review of Charles Thach, Creation of the Presidency, for Law and Liberty Review of David E. Kyvig, The Age of Impeachment: American Culture since 1960 (University Press of Kansas, 2008), Review of Politics Review of Susan Dunn, Jefferson s Second Revolution: The Election Crisis of 1800 and the Triumph of Republicanism (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2004) in Presidential Studies Quarterly 36: (3): Opinion Editorials 2010 The Professional Peril of American Political Thought, for Jack Miller Center Presidential Words of Thanksgiving, Houston Chronicle. 22 November 2010 (with Brandon Rottinghaus) It s OK to GO to New Orleans, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. 15 January 2006.

7 Bailey 7 CONFERENCE PAPERS American Political Science Association Meeting: 2014, 2013, 2011, 2010, 2007, 2006, and Southern Political Science Association: 2011, 2009, 2008, 2007, and Northeastern Political Science Association: 2010 and Midwestern Political Science Association: 2014, 2013 and Western Political Science Association: New England Political Science Association: Conference on the Bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase, Louisiana State University at Shreveport THESIS ADVISING Dissertation Chair: Robert Ross (2014; now tenure track AP at Utah State). Shellee O Brien (2015; did not seek academic employment) Sarah Mallams (in progress) Roger Abshire (in progress) Dissertation Committee Member: James Arlington (Horn 2015-History Dept.) Scott Robinson (Lutz 2012) Ronald McGowan (Tedin 2012) Linda Clark (Weiher 2012) Bruce Hunt (Church in progress) Alana Aleman (Vauhgn-History Dept. in progress) MA Thesis Chair: Alana Aleman (2010; now ABD in UH history department) MA Thesis Committee: Wesley Gant (Church 2014) Honors Thesis Reader: Benjamin Daily (Church 2014) SERVICE University of Houston Provost Summer Read Program: 2014 and University Committees: Committee on application to Phi Beta Kappa Chapter (2009, 2012-) *university has progressed to the final stage (2015) Task force on Major Student Fellowships (2014- CLASS Committees:

8 CLASS undergraduate scholarships, 2013 Bailey 8 Honors College Committees: Chair, Political Theory Search Committee (2014) Hired Dustin Gish. Task Force on Student Success ( ) Personnel Committee, Honors College Ross Lence Master Teacher Residency committee (2008-9) Honors College Search Committee, joint appointment with Philosophy (2007) hired Tamler Sommers Departmental Committees: Political Theory Search Committee, 2014, hired Naomi Choi Chair, Political Theory Search, hired Alin Fumurescu Chair, Undergraduate Committee, Executive Committee, , spring Comparative Politics Search committee, 2013 hired Francisco Cantu American Politics Search Committee, hired Justin Kirkland Chair, Graduate Committee, Chair, Political Theory Search Committee (2009)-hired Jeff Church Graduate Affairs ( ) Undergraduate Affairs ( ) Duquesne University College Committee on Faith and Politics Conference, Duquesne, spring, Constitution Day Lecture, John Roberts and the Politics of the Appointment and Confirmation Process, Pi Sigma Alpha, Duquesne University. September, Eastern Washington University Panel presentation, Presidential Emergency Powers, EWU Presidential Lecture Series. February, Other Library Affairs Council and Department Library Representative, EWU, Directed lunch seminar for graduate students seeking academic jobs, Boston College. April, Service to the Profession 2014 Section head, Midwest Political Science Association conference co-organizer for affiliated group, American Political Thought section, APSA conference Board member for APSA related group, American Political Thought. Service as Referee

9 Bailey 9 National Endowment for the Humanities. Cambridge University Press; NYU University Press; Oxford University Press; Routledge; CQ Press; and Continuum Publishers. American Political Science Review; American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics; Review of Politics; Studies in American Political Development; Political Research Quarterly; William and Mary Quarterly; Journal of the Early Republic; American Political Thought; Journal of Policy History; Encyclopedia of Political Thought; Congress and the Presidency; Presidential Studies Quarterly; Journal of Early Modern Cultural Studies; and Publius: The Journal of Federalism.

Jeremy D. Bailey Associate Professor University of Houston Political Science and the Honors College (713)

Jeremy D. Bailey Associate Professor University of Houston Political Science and the Honors College (713) 743-3934 - jbailey2@uh.edu EDUCATION 2003 Ph.D. Boston College. *Co-winner of the APSA 2004 E.E.