Florencia Montal University of Minnesota Political Science 1414 Social Sciences Building 267 19th Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55455
Email: Phone: Website:
monta183@umn.edu 612-749-3482 http://florenciamontal.com
EDUCATION Exp. June 2019
Ph.D., Political Science, University of Minnesota Dissertation advisors: John Freeman and Ronald R. Krebs
2012
M.A., International Relations (with Distinction), University of Exeter, UK
2007
B.A., International Relations (Summa Cum Laude), Universidad del Salvador, Argentina
PUBLICATIONS Journal Articles 2017
2016
“Unintended Positive Complementarity: How ICC Investigations Increase Domestic Human Rights Prosecutions.” American Journal of International Law, 111(3), 689-723 (with Geoff Dancy). [Peer-reviewed] “From law versus politics to law in politics: A pragmatist assessment of the ICC’s impact.” American University International Law Review, 32(3), 645-705 (with Geoff Dancy).
Book Chapter 2013
“The Politics of International Criminal Justice.” In B. Arrigo and H. Bersot (Eds.) The Routledge Handbook of International Crime and Justice Studies. 125-146 (with David Armstrong).
Working Papers “Estimating state preferences from international investment treaty content” (with Carly Potz-Nielsen and Jane Lawrence Sumner). “Rage against the regime: civil society mobilization against investment arbitration in developed states” “Too many wrongs don’t sway the Right: Experience with investment arbitration and partisan politics” Other Contributions 2017 2017
2015 2010
“What makes a human rights campaign effective?” Contribution to Open Global Rights (with Cosette Creamer et al.). “Making Human Rights Campaigns Effective While Limiting Unintended Consequences.” A Literature Review on Human Rights. Commissioned by USAID (with with Elizabeth H. Boyle et al.) “The ICC’s deterrent impact. What the evidence shows.” Contribution to Open Global Rights (with Kathryn Sikkink et al.). “El programa nuclear de Brasil ante los nuevos incentivos de la sociedad internacional” Cuadernos de Actualidad en Defensa y Estrategia, 6:35-59 (with Federico Merke).