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Russell J. Leng: Curriculum Vita

Address: Telephone:

Political Science Department Office: (802) 443-5569

Middlebury College Home: (802) 388-6130

Middlebury, VT 05753 leng@middlebury.edu

FAX: (802) 443-2084

Educational Background

B.A. Middlebury College, 1960 (Political Science)
Ph.D. American University, 1967 (International Relations)

Professional Positions

Current James Jermain Prof. of Political Economy and International Law, Middlebury College

1994-1995: Director, International Politics and Economics Program, Middlebury College

1990-1993 William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Political Science, Middlebury College

1988-1991: Chairman, Political Science, Middlebury College

1987-1989: F.C. Dirks Professor of Political Science and Economics

1986-1988: Co-Director, International Politics and Economics

1984-1985: Acting Chairman, Division of Social Sciences

1975-1982: Dean of Sciences, Middlebury College

1976: Visiting Assoc. Professor, University of Michigan

1968-1973: Chairman, Political Science, Middlebury College

1966 ---- : Professor of Political Science, Middlebury College

1965-1966: Foreign Policy Analyst, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress

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Professional Activities

1997-98: President, Peace Science Society,International

1992----: Editorial Board, International Interactions

1990-1992 Fascell Fellowship Board, U.S. Dept. of State

1990- ---: Councilor, Peace Science Society, International

1988-1989: New England Assoc. of Schools and Colleges Reaccreditation Panel

1985-1990: Editorial Board, International Studies Quarterly

1985; 1998: Nomination Committee for International Studies Assoc.

Research Grants

1970-1971: US ARPA VIC Project Seed Grant for Research on Behavioral Correlates of War ($2,500)

1972-1974: National Science Foundation Grant for Behavioral Correlates of War Research ($35,490)

1975: NSF Small College Faculty Research Fellowship for Research at University of Michigan ($5,000)

1984-1986: National Science Foundation (RUI), "Behavioral Correlates of War Data." ($32,623).

1986 (Sum): Sloan Foundation. Honorarium to Attend Workshop on Game Theory, Wellesley College ($2,000).

1986-1989: National Science Foundation (VT-EPSCoR), "Interstate Crises and War, 1816-1980." ($50,000).

1989-1991: National Science Foundation, "Crises, Realism, and War." ($66,683).

1991-1993: National Science Foundation, "Data Development for International Research: Event Data Collection and Software." ($30,000)

1995-1997: National Science Foundation, "The Behavior of States in Recurring Crises: Bargaining and Learning." ($50,625)

1997: U.S. Institute of Peace. "Crisis Behavior and Learning: The American-Soviet, Israeli-Egyptian, and Indo-Pakistani Disputes ($20,000).

1998: National Science Foundation (Division of International Programs). "A Planning Visit to Initiate an Investigation of Mediation in Militarized Crises." ( $4,790)

Referee and Reviewer for: American Political Science Review, Conflict Management and Peace Science, International Interactions, International Organization, International Politics, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Peace Research, Political Research Quarterly, Social Science Quarterly, U.S. Dept. of Education, U.S. National Science Foundation, Research Council of Canada

Address:	Telephone:
Political Science Department	Office: (802) 443-5569
Middlebury College	Home: (802) 388-6130
Middlebury, VT 05753	leng@middlebury.edu
	FAX: (802) 443-2084

Current	James Jermain Prof. of Political Economy and International Law, Middlebury College
1994-1995:	Director, International Politics and Economics Program, Middlebury College
1990-1993	William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Political Science, Middlebury College
1988-1991:	Chairman, Political Science, Middlebury College
1987-1989:	F.C. Dirks Professor of Political Science and Economics
1986-1988:	Co-Director, International Politics and Economics
1984-1985:	Acting Chairman, Division of Social Sciences
1975-1982:	Dean of Sciences, Middlebury College
1976:	Visiting Assoc. Professor, University of Michigan
1968-1973:	Chairman, Political Science, Middlebury College
1966 ---- :	Professor of Political Science, Middlebury College
1965-1966:	Foreign Policy Analyst, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress

1997-98:	President, Peace Science Society,International
1992----:	Editorial Board, International Interactions
1990-1992	Fascell Fellowship Board, U.S. Dept. of State
1990- ---:	Councilor, Peace Science Society, International
1988-1989:	New England Assoc. of Schools and Colleges Reaccreditation Panel
1985-1990:	Editorial Board, International Studies Quarterly
1985; 1998:	Nomination Committee for International Studies Assoc.

1970-1971:	US ARPA VIC Project Seed Grant for Research on Behavioral Correlates of War ($2,500)
1972-1974:	National Science Foundation Grant for Behavioral Correlates of War Research ($35,490)
1975:	NSF Small College Faculty Research Fellowship for Research at University of Michigan ($5,000)
1984-1986:	National Science Foundation (RUI), "Behavioral Correlates of War Data." ($32,623).
1986 (Sum):	Sloan Foundation. Honorarium to Attend Workshop on Game Theory, Wellesley College ($2,000).
1986-1989:	National Science Foundation (VT-EPSCoR), "Interstate Crises and War, 1816-1980." ($50,000).
1989-1991:	National Science Foundation, "Crises, Realism, and War." ($66,683).
1991-1993:	National Science Foundation, "Data Development for International Research: Event Data Collection and Software." ($30,000)
1995-1997:	National Science Foundation, "The Behavior of States in Recurring Crises: Bargaining and Learning." ($50,625)
1997:	U.S. Institute of Peace. "Crisis Behavior and Learning: The American-Soviet, Israeli-Egyptian, and Indo-Pakistani Disputes ($20,000).
1998:	National Science Foundation (Division of International Programs). "A Planning Visit to Initiate an Investigation of Mediation in Militarized Crises." ( $4,790)