Daniel Verdier

Professor
Political Science
2068 Derby Hall
614.292.8130
verdier.2@osu.edu

Education
M.A., International Relations, University of California-Los Angeles (1981)
Ph.D., Political Science, University of California-Berkeley (1987)

Teaching/Research
Dr. Verdier has research and teaching interests in international and comparative political economy. His work has focused on the politics of money and trade and how domestic political institutions condition a country’s involvement in the international economy, and his current research deals with international institutions, international sanctions, nuclear proliferation, and the European Union.

Selected Publications
"Successful and Failed Screening Mechanisms in the Two Gulf Wars" (Journal of Theoretical Politics, 2009)

"Sanctions as Revelation Regimes" (Review of Economic Design, 2009)

"Multilateralism, Bilateralism, and Exclusion in the Nuclear Proliferation Regime" (International Organization, 2008)

"European Integration as a Solution to War," with Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni (European Journal of International Relations, 2005)

Moving Money: Banking and Finance in the Industrialized World (Cambridge University Press, 2003)

Democracy and International Trade: Britain, France, and the United States, 1860-1990 (Princeton University Press, 1994; paperback, 1995)

Honors, Awards, and Service
Board member, Business and Politics (2004-)
Board member, International Organization (2002-08)
Research Grants, Research Council, European University Institute (2002, 2001, 2000, 1995-98)
Social Science Research Council, Advanced Research Fellowship in Foreign Policy Studies (1989-90)
Ford Foundation Minority Research Assistantship (1989-90)

Mershon Project
Rally-Round-The-Flag and Fifth-Column Effects in Trade Sanctions:  A Model and a Test (2009-10)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as Contract (2004)

Daniel Verdier
Professor of Political Science
The Ohio State University