Updated April 2011

Curriculum Vitae, Colin Danby

Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
University of Washington, Bothell
18115 Campus Way N.E., Bothell, WA 98011-8246
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danby@u.washington.edu
http://faculty.uwb.edu/danby/

Education

• Ph.D. Economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1997. Dissertation: "Financial Liberalization in Mexico 1989-1993." Chair:  J. Mohan Rao.
• B.A. Classics, Dartmouth College, 1981.

Faculty Appointments

• Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, University of  Washington, Bothell: Assistant Professor 1998-2003, Associate Professor 2003-2009, Professor 2009-
• Adjunct Professor, Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, University of Washington, Fall 2008-.
• Graduate Faculty, University of Washington, 2001-.
• Visiting Scholar, Department of Political Science, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, Fall 2004- Spring 2005.
• Adjunct Faculty, Women's Studies, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, November 2001-June 2003.
• Visiting Assistant Professor, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Fall 1997-Spring 1998.
• Instructor and Visiting Assistant Professor, Dickinson College, Spring 1996-Spring 1997.
• Instructor, Department of Economics, Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, Fall 1995.
• Teaching Assistant and Instructor, Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1989-1992, 1994.

Refereed Articles

· ”Interdependence through time: relationships in post-Keynesian thought and the care literature” Cambridge Journal of Economics 34:6 (November 2010). 1157-1171.

• “Post-Keynesianism without modernity” Cambridge Journal of Economics 33:6 (November 2009).1119-1133.
• "Political Economy and the Closet: Heteronormativity in Feminist Economics," Feminist Economics. 13:2 (April 2007), 27-53.
• S. Charusheela and Colin Danby: "A Through-Time Framework for Producer Households." Review of Political Economy 18:1 (January 2006), 29-48.
• "Noyola’s Institutional Approach to Inflation" Journal of the History of Economic Thought 27:2 (June 2005), 161-178.
• "Toward a Gendered Post Keynesianism", Feminist Economics 10:3 (November 2004), 55-75.
• "Lupita's Dress: Care in Time", 2004, Hypatia 19:4 (Fall 2004), 23-46.
• "Conceptions of Capitalism: Godelier and Keynes" in Values and Valuables: From the Sacred to the Symbolic (Society for Economic Anthropology Monograph Series #21), Edited by Cynthia Werner and Duran Bell, AltamiraPress, 2004, 67-87.
• "El auge del consumo en México: una interpretación poskeynesiana" Problemas de Desarrollo 34:131 (October-December 2002), 66-95.
• "Firms in a Neoliberal Transition: The Case of Mexico 1990-1994" Journal of Economic Issues 36:3  (September 2002), 581-600.
• "The Curse of the Modern: A Post Keynesian Critique of the Gift|Exchange Dichotomy" Research in Economic Anthropology 21 (2002), 13-42. (Volume title: Social Dimensions in the Economic Process, Norbert Dannhaeuserand Cynthia Werner, editors.)
• "LDCs, Institutions, and Money" Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 22:3 (Spring 2000), 407-421.
• "The Salvadoran Financial Sector: Opportunity and Risk" World Development 23:12 (December 1995),2133-2152. (Reprinted in James K. Boyce, ed., Economic Policy for Building Peace: The Lessons of El Salvador. 1996, Lynne Rienner.)

Papers in Edited Volumes

• "Contested States, Transnational Subjects: Toward a Post Keynesianism without Modernity" 253-270 in Eiman Zein-Elabdin and S. Charusheela, eds., Postcolonialism Meets Economics (Routledge, 2004).
• "Juan F. Noyola Vázquez: regreso al solar de la economía política clásica" 97-115 in Carlos Mallorquín and R. Torres, eds. El Institucionalismo norteamericano y el estructuralismo Latinoamericano: ¿Discursos compatibles en la teoría social comtemporánea? (Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, 2006). 

Other Publications

• Irene van Staveren and Colin Danby. “Introduction to the symposium on post-Keynesian and feminist economics” Cambridge Journal of Economics  (November 2010) 34(6): 1105-1107
• Review of Miguel Centeno and Patricio Silva, eds., The Politics of Expertise in Latin America in Development and Change Vol. 32, No.  2 (March 2001).
• Review of J.W. Park's Latin American Underdevelopment in Development and Change Vol. 28, No.  2 (April 1997).
• "Perspectivas sobre la ayuda de Estados Unidos a Centroamérica en la década de los 90." in Reuben, ed., Cooperación Externa y Desarrollo en Centroamérica de Organismos de Desarrollo. San José, Costa Rica: CECADE. 1990.
• With coauthors, Changing Course. Policy Alternatives for the Caribbean and Central America/Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, D.C. 1984.
• With Richard Swedberg, Honduras Bibliography and Research Guide.  Central America Information Office, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1984.
• The United States and the Salvadoran Elections. Central America Information Office, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1983.
• With coauthors, El Salvador: Background to the Crisis. Central America Information Office, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1982.

Presentations

• "Postwar Norm: The United Nations, Family, and Population." Cultural Studies Association, Berkeley, March 2010.
• "Postwar Norm: The United Nations, Family, and Population." Seventh International Rethinking Marxism Conference, Amherst, November 2009
• Roundtable, “Heteronormativity and the State,” June 2009 IAFFE conference, Boston.

• “How the World Economy was Invented”  FEMMSS conference, University of South Carolina, Charleston, March 2009.
• “How the World Economy was Invented: The IMF, the Global Scale, and the Voice of Finance.” Portland, sponsored by Portland State University Department of Economics and Portland Center for Public Humanities, March 6, 2009.
• “Relationality and Care: On Feminist and Post Keynesian Doctrines of Knowledge” June 2008 IAFFE conference, Turin.
• "Why Fredric Jameson is Like the IMF" Cultural Studies Association, New York, April 2008.
• "Why Fredric Jameson is Like the IMF" International Studies Association, San Francisco, March 2008.
• S. Charusheela (presenter) and Colin Danby: “When is the Household?” American Social Science Association meetings, Chicago, January 2007.
• "The Origins of the ‘Economic’" July 2006 IAFFE conference, Sydney.
• With S. Charusheela: “Critiques of Modernism: Race, Gender, Citizenship” and “Alternatives to Modernist Analysis” 2006 Interdisciplinary Graduate Summer School in Post Keynesian, Institutionalist and Feminist Economics, University of Missouri Kansas City, June 2006
• "What was Structuralism? Juan Noyola's Institutional Approach to Inflation." Seminar, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, August 2005.
• "From Uncertainty to Structure: Households, Firms, and Social Organization." June 2005 IAFFE conference, Washington, D.C.
• "Is Household to Market as Primitive is to Modern? The Uncritical Commitments of the Globalization Literature" English Colloquium, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, May 2005.
• "The Governmentality of Governmentality: National Accounting, Bretton Woods, and the Invention of Economy" Political Science Colloquium, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, April 2005.
• Roundtable, "Postcolonial Feminist Perspectives on the Political Economy of Development" International Studies Association, Honolulu, March 2005
• "Retheorizing Households: Beyond Heteronormativity." August 2004 IAFFE conference, Oxford.
• "A Through-Time Framework for Producer Households" (co-authored with S. Charusheela) July 2004 SANHATI workshop, Calcutta.
• "Recovering a Critical International Political Economy: Juan Noyola and Latin American Structuralism" Political Science Colloquium, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, September 2003.
• "Elements of a Gendered Post Keynesianism." June 2003 IAFFE conference, Barbados.
• "Contested States, Transnational Subjects: Toward a Post Keynesianism without Modernity" January 2003 American Social Science Association meetings (HES session), Washington, D.C.
• "Lupita's Dress: Care in Time." July 2002 IAFFE conference, Los Angeles.
• "The Curse of the Modern: A Post Keynesian Critique of the Gift|Exchange Dichotomy." Invited presentation for April 2002 Society for Economic Anthropology (SEA) conference, Toronto.
• "The Gender of Money: Households, Care, Time." Women's Studies Colloquium, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, September 2001.
• "Post Keynesianism without Modernity." July 2001 Association for Heterodox Economics conference, London.
• "Beyond Gift/Exchange: The Subject in Social Time." Marxism 2000 Gala Conference, Association for Economic and Social Analysis, Amherst.
• "Out of Bounds: Gift/Exchange as the Gendered Limit of Economy." August 2000 IAFFE conference, Istanbul.
• "Bad Dichotomies: Time and Material Life." Political Science Department Colloquium, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, March 2000.
• "Why do Firms Assume Devaluation Risk under Exchange Rate-Based Stabilization?: The Case of Mexico 1989-93." Economics Department Seminar, University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, September 1999.
• "Money in an International Framework." Post Keynesian Thought Electronic Seminar, October 1997
• With S. Charusheela: “Do Microcredit Programs Help Poor Women?" 1997 American Social Science Association meetings, New Orleans.
• "A Keynesian Approach to the LDC Balance of Payments." 1996 American Social Science Association meetings, San Francisco
• "Constructing a Crisis: Mexican Financial Liberalization 1989-1994." March 1995 Eastern Economic Association meeting, New York.
• "Mexican Financial Liberalization: An Explanation for, and Consequences of, High Deposit-Loan Spreads."  History and Development Workshop. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, May 1994.
• "Financial Liberalization in Mexico."  March 1994 International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Atlanta.
• "Debt-Equity Swaps and Privatization in Latin America."  History and Development Workshop. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, May 1992.

Courses Taught

• Introduction to Interdisciplinary Inquiry (UWB)
• Portfolio Capstone (UWB)
• American Studies: Americas: Conflict and Connection (UWB)
• Gender studies: Senior Seminars, "The Gender Structure of Material Life" and "Care" (UWB)
• Interdisciplinary Political Economy: International Political Economy (UWB), Comparative Economic Development (UWB), Ideas in Political Economy (UWB), Growth and Stability (UWB)
• Upper-level economics: Money and Banking (Dickinson), Development (Dickinson, SMCM), International (Dickinson), Latin American economies seminar (Earlham, Dickinson, UWB)
• Introductory economics: Introductory macroeconomics (Dickinson),  Intermediate macroeconomics (U. Mass. and SMCM), Intermediate microeconomics (Earlham), Introduction to Economics (SMCM), Introduction to Global Economy (UWB, CUSP)

Service

• UWB Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning Task Force, 2011
• Committee to Review Prof. Thurlow’s appointment to IAS, Chair, 2010
• Legal Studies Search Committee, Chair, 2010-2011
• IAS Science Studies search, 2009-10
• UWB Writing and Communications Task Force, 2009-2010
• CUSP Advisory Board, 2009-2011
• IAS Associate Director, 2008-2009; Associate Director for Undergraduate Education, 2009-2011
• IAS Assessment Committee, 2008, Chair, 2009-2011
• GFO Campus Committee on Academic Standards and Curriculum, Chair, 2008-2011
• UWB Education Director Search, 2008-2009
• IAS Curriculum Committee, Chair, 2007-2011
• IAS Global Studies coordinator, 2007-2011
• IAS Science Search, 2005-2006
• Executive Committee, UWB General Faculty Organization, 2003-2004
• IAS Personnel Committee, 2003-2004, 2005-2006
• IAS Director Search Committee, 2002
• MAPS Admissions Committee, 2002
• MAPS Coordinator Search Committee, 2001
• UWB Vision Statement Committee, 2001
• IAS Goals Subcommittee, 2000
• IAS Academic Affairs/Curriculum Committee, 2000-2004, Chair, 2005-2007
• IAS Philosophy Search, 1999-2000
• UWB Educational Technologist Search, 1999
• UWB Subcommittee on Strategic Goal Four, 1999
• GFO Faculty Affairs Committee, 1998-2000
• IAS  Faculty Affairs Committee, 1998-1999

Other Professional Experience

• Consultant, United Nations Development Programme, El Salvador, 1994-1995.
• Publications Coordinator, Policy Alternatives for the Caribbean and Central America, Washington, DC, 1986-1991.
• Research Associate, Council on Hemispheric Affairs, Washington, DC, 1984-1986.
• Etymologist, Houghton Mifflin, Boston MA, 1981-1984.

Memberships: History of Economics Society, International Association for Feminist Economics, Latin American Studies Association, Society for Economic Anthropology.