Christopher S. P. Magee
Curriculum Vitae
October 2009
Personal
Business Address Department
of Economics
(570) 577
– 1752
Home Address 3054
Kratzerville Road
(570) 374
– 5741
Education
Teaching Experience
Visiting Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant
Professor Bucknell University 2001
– 2006
Associate
Professor Bucknell University 2006 – present
Visiting Associate Professor Texas
A&M University 2008
Classes
Taught
International
Economics F
1997, 98; S 2000
Introduction
to Microeconomics F
1997; S 1998, 99, 2000, 01
Introduction
to Macroeconomics F
1998, 99, 2000
Comparative
Economic Systems S
1999
Topics
in International Economics S
1999, 2001
Statistical
Methods in the Social Sciences S
1999
American
Economic History F
1999
Transition
Economies: From Communism to Capitalism F
1999
Labor
Economics S
2000
European
Economic History F
2000
Economics
of Politics and Lobbying F
2000, 01, 05, 08; S 03, 04, 05, 07
Economic
Principles and Problems F
2001, 02, 04, 06; S 09
Econometrics S
2002, 03, 05; F 05, 06, 08
Intermediate
Macroeconomics S
2002, 04, 07
Seminar
in International Economics S
2006
International
Trade: Theory and Policy S
2008
Research Fields
International Trade, Public Choice
Refereeing Work
American
Economic Review
American
Economic Journal: Economic Policy
American
Political Science Review
B.E. Journals
of Economic Analysis & Policy
Canadian
Journal of Economics
Canadian
Public Policy
Contemporary
Economic Policy
Eastern
Economic Journal
Economic
Inquiry
Economics
& Politics
Economics of
Governance
European
Economic Review
International
Economic Review
International
Review of Economics & Finance
Journal of
Applied Econometrics
Journal of
Development Economics
Journal of
Economic Behavior & Organization
Journal of
Economic Education
Journal of
Economics
Journal of
Geography and Regional Planning
Journal of
International Economics
Journal of
Law, Economics, & Organization
Review of
International Economics
Review of
International Political Economy
Social
Science Quarterly
Southern
Economic Journal
NSF grant proposal
Thomson/South-western econometrics textbook review
John Wiley & Sons international trade textbook
review
Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications
Magee, C., 2009, “Do Professors’ Opinions
Affect Students?” Forum for Social Economics
38 (2), 135 – 151. http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&id=doi:10.1007/s12143-008-9025-6
Magee, C., 2009, “Would NAFTA have been approved by
the House of Representatives under President Bush? Presidents, Parties, and Trade
Policy,” Review of International
Economics, forthcoming.
Magee, C., 2008, “New Measures of Trade Creation and
Trade Diversion,” Journal of
International Economics 75, 340 – 362. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jinteco.2008.03.006
Magee, C., and S. Magee, 2008, “The United States is a
Small Country in World Trade,” Review of
International Economics 16 (5), 990 – 1004.
Magee, C., 2007, “Influence, Elections, and the Value
of a Vote in the
Wolaver, A., and C. Magee, 2006, “Law Firm, Insurance,
and Health Care Lobbying over Medical Liability Legislation,” Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy
6 (1), article 21, http://www.bepress.com/bejeap/topics/vol6/iss1/art21/.
Magee, C. and A. Wolaver, 2005, “Policy
Divergence in Races for the
Magee, C., C. Davidson, and
Beaulieu, E. and C. Magee, 2004, “Four Simple Tests of
Campaign Contributions and Trade Policy Preferences,” Economics and Politics 16 (2): 163 – 187.
Magee, C., 2003, “Endogenous Preferential Trade
Agreements: An Empirical Analysis,” Contributions
to Economic Analysis & Policy 2 (1), article 15, http://www.bepress.com/bejeap/contributions/vol2/iss1/art15.
Magee, C., 2003, “Third Party Candidates and
the 2000 Presidential Election,” Social Science Quarterly 84 (3): 574 –
595.
Magee, C., 2003, “Endogenous Tariffs and Trade
Adjustment Assistance,” Journal of
International Economics 60 (1): 203 – 222.
Magee, C., 2002, “Declining Industries and Persistent
Tariff Protection,” Review of
International Economics, 10 (4): 749 – 762.
Magee, C., 2002, “Endogenous Trade Policy and Lobby
Formation: An Application to the Free-Rider Problem” Journal of International Economics, 57 (2): 449 – 471.
Magee, C., 2002, “Do political action committees give
money to candidates for electoral or influence motives?” Public Choice 112: 373 – 399.
Magee, C., 2001, “Administered Protection for Workers:
An Analysis of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program,” Journal of International Economics 53 (1): 105 – 125.
Baldwin, R. and C. Magee, 2000, “Is Trade Policy for
Winner of the Duncan Black Award for 2000
(best paper of the year in Public Choice)
Pirog-Good, M. and C. Magee, 1997, “High School
Completion: The Influence of Schools, Families, and Adolescent Parenting,” Social Science Quarterly 78 (3):
710-724.
Magee, C. and
Magee, C. and S. Magee, 2004, “The Madison
Paradox and the Low Cost of Reducing Special Interest Legislation,” in Douglas
Nelson, ed., The Political Economy of
Policy Reform: Essays in Honor of J. Michael Finger, (Elsevier Press:
Magee, C., 2004, “Industry and Factor Linkages between
Lobby Groups,” in D. Mitra and A. Panagariya, eds., The
Political Economy of Trade, Aid and Foreign Investment Policies, Elsevier
Press, 2004, pp. 159 – 175.
Magee, C., C. Davidson, and
Magee, S. and C. Magee, 2003, “The Effects of Rent
Seeking on Economic Development: An Increasing Divergence between Rich and Poor
Countries?” S. Ramaswamy and J. Cason, eds., Development and Democracy
(University Press of New England;
Magee, S. and C. Magee, 2002, “Rent Seeking and
Development,” in Albert Tavidze, ed., Progress in Economic Research, Vol. II
(Nova Science Publishers:
Magee, C., 2001, “Campaign Contributions, Policy
Decisions, and Election Outcomes: A Study of the Effects of Campaign Finance
Reform,” Jerome Levy Economics Institute
Public Policy Brief 64.
Baldwin, R. and
C. Magee, 2000, Congressional Trade
Votes: From NAFTA Approval to Fast-Track Defeat (Institute for
International Economics:
Magee, C., et al., 2000, “Transition Economies:
Policies and Prospects,” Bard Journal of
Social Science 7 (5-6), 17 – 33, with students in Economics 214.
Magee, C., 1999,
“Why Do Political Action Committees Give Money to Candidates? Campaign
Contributions, Policy Choices, and Election Outcomes,” Jerome Levy Institute
Working Paper #292.
Baldwin, R. and C. Magee, 1998, “Is Trade Policy for
Magee, C. and T. Massoud “Trade Openness and Internal
Conflict,” revise and resubmit sent into Journal
of Peace Research, October 2009.
Gawande, K. and C. Magee, “Free Riding on Protection
for
Working
Papers
Schroffel, Jesse, and Christopher Magee, 2009,
“Own-Race Bias among NBA Coaches,” soon to be submitted.
Magee, C., “The Incumbent Spending Puzzle,” soon to be
submitted.
Massoud, T. and C. Magee, “How is Trade Related to the
Political, Military, and Economic Cooperation between Nations?” soon to be
submitted.
Recent
Presentations
Magee, C., “The Incumbent Spending Puzzle,”
Magee, C., “The Incumbent Spending Puzzle,”
Gawande, K. and C. Magee, “Free Riding on Protection
for Sale” International Political Economy Society Meetings, Philadelphia, PA,
November 2008
Gawande, K. and C. Magee, “Free Riding on Protection for
Magee, C. and T. Massoud “Trade Openness and Internal
Conflict,” presented at the International Studies Association Meetings in March
2008 in
Magee, C., and S. Magee, 2008, “The United States is a
Small Country in World Trade,” presented at the Baylor University Seminar in
February, 2008.
Massoud, T. and C. Magee, “Trade and Political,
Economic, and Military Cooperation,” presented at the September 2006 American
Political Science Association Meetings in
Magee, C., “Robert Peel, Bill Clinton, and the George
Bushes,” paper presented at Conference in Honor of Jagdish Bhagwati’s 70th
birthday,
Magee, C., “The Choice of Preferential Trading
Partners and the Trade Effects of Regionalism,” presented at the Summer
Econometrics Society Meetings,