Science & Technology

Thema Monroe-White

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Thema Monroe-White Andrew J Schappert Mon, 07/15/2024 - 09:05

Associate Professor

Contact Information

tmonroew@gmu.edu
Van Metre Hall, Room 631
3351 Fairfax Drive, MS 3B1
Arlington, Virginia 22201

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Biography

Thema (pron: Tay-mah) Monroe-White is an Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Policy in the Schar School of Policy and Government and Department of Computer Science (joint) at ��AV. Her broad interests include bias mitigation in artificial intelligence (AI), critical quantitative and computational methods, and racial equity in innovation and entrepreneurship (I&E). As an interdisciplinary scholar, her work explores the systemic biases that affect the workforce and educational journeys of racially minoritized groups within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. She is particularly concerned with understanding the pathways to achieving social and economic empowerment for minoritized groups via I&E, AI literacy, and emancipatory data science.

She has received multiple NSF awards to investigate issues of racial equity in the STEM ecosystem, including serving as a lead member of the research team for the Inclusion in Innovation Initiative (i4), a $3.5 million cooperative partnership to develop a national infrastructure for diversity and inclusion within the NSF Innovation Corps (I-Corps™) Program. Inspired by her collaborative research on intersectional inequalities in science, she has also received funding to investigate the harms of structural racism on the scientific enterprise, and the benefits derived by the inclusion of historically marginalized groups in the scientific workforce.

Dr. White is a Fellow of the Institute in Critical Quantitative and Mixed Methodologies (ICQCM), and in 2021 she was appointed a three-year term as a special government employee data scientist on the Bureau of Labor Statistics Technical Advisory Committee (BLSTAC). She serves as a senior advisor for multiple non-profit, community, and philanthropic agencies on equitable pathways in data science education, race and gender equity in the AI workforce, and fostering diversity in STEM entrepreneurship. She is a sought-after speaker at several national and international conferences, including invited panels at the National Academies, and the White House.

Thema holds a Ph.D. in science, technology, and innovation policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology, as well as Master's and Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology from Howard University.

Areas of Research

Artificial intelligence
Comparative Studies
Critical Quantitative and Computational Methods
Data Science Education
Economics, Development & Public Finance
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Methods & Data Science
Public Private & Nonprofit Management
Racial Equity in STEM
Science & Technology

Degrees

PhD, Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Science, Developmental Neuropsychology, Howard University
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Howard University

Select Publications

Kozlowski, D., Monroe‐White, T., Larivière, V., & Sugimoto, C. R. (2024). The Howard‐Harvard effect: Institutional reproduction of intersectional inequalities. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology.
Shieh, E., Vassel, F. M., Sugimoto, C., & Monroe-White, T. (2024). Laissez-Faire Harms: Algorithmic Biases in Generative Language Models. arXiv preprint arXiv:2404.07475.
Monroe-White, T., & McGee, E. (2024). Toward a race-conscious entrepreneurship education. Entrepreneurship Education and Pedagogy 7(2), 161-189.
Monroe-White, T., & Lecy, J. (2023). The Wells-Du Bois Protocol for machine learning bias: building critical quantitative foundations for third sector scholarship. VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 34(1), 170-184.
Kozlowski, D., Larivière, V., Sugimoto, C. R., & Monroe-White, T. (2022). Intersectional inequalities in science. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 119(2), e2113067119.
Kozlowski, D., Murray, D. S., Bell, A., Hulsey, W., Larivière, V., Monroe-White, T., & Sugimoto, C. R. (2022). Avoiding bias when inferring race using name-based approaches. Plos one, 17(3), e0264270.
Monroe-White, T.^*(2021, June). Emancipatory Data Science: A Liberatory Framework for Mitigating Data Harms and Fostering Social Transformation. In 2021 ACM SIGMIS Computers and People Research Conference, June 2021.

Mason Department of Statistics welcomes new faculty

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In This Story

The ��AV Department of Statistics welcomed eight new faculty members in 2020 – 2021.

“The research portfolios of these new faculty members are excellent, representing wide-ranging important fields in modern statistics and data science,” says Jiayang Sun, department chair.

The new faculty members, listed alphabetically, are as follows: Jonathan Auerbach, Isuru Dassanayake, Inchi Hu, David Kepplinger, Ben Seiyon Lee, Mary Meyer, Kenneth Pasiah, and Lily Wang.

According to Kepplinger, the Department of Statistics, which is a part of the School of Computing within Mason’s College of Engineering and Computing, is poised for growth.

“The research culture at Mason and the statistics department, in particular, is built around the idea of collaboration,” he says. “Everyone is open to sharing ideas and joining forces.”

A recent article in AMSTAT News describes the background of each of the eight new hires, who are internationally recognized experts in the areas of health care, economics, technology, clinical trials, and public policy. 

Topics

Department of Statistics

health care

economics

Science & Technology

Jonathan L. Gifford

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Professor; Director, Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy

Contact Information

jgifford@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-2275
Fax: 801-749-9198
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 527
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Personal Websites

Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy

Biography

Jonathan L. Gifford is a professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government at ��AV, and the director of the Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy.

His primary area of expertise is transportation and public policy, with a particular focus on transportation and infrastructure finance. His recent research investigates transportation finance and the role of public private partnerships.

Gifford's book Flexible Urban Transportation (Pergamon 2003) examines policies to improve the flexibility of urban transportation systems. He has also studied the role of standards in the development and adoption of technology, particularly technological cooperation across jurisdictional boundaries through coalitions and consortia. A case in point is the E-ZPass highway toll tag, now adopted by millions of households in the U.S. Mandatory standards setting processes, which are more common in Europe and Asia, have met with less successful adoption and serious implementation problems.

He has twice chaired committees of the National Academy of Sciences that reviewed the U.S. Department of Transportation standards program for intelligent transportation systems (2002-03 and 2006-07).

Gifford teaches master's classes in transportation policy in the Schar School. He has also taught a course on the interstate highway system as a socio-technical system as part of the Mason's Honors in General Education, which examines the history and development of the interstate highway system, and the role it has played in the development of modern America.

He received a BS in civil engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and an MS and PhD in civil engineering (transportation) at the University of California, Berkeley, with doctoral minors in economics and urban and regional planning. His dissertation examined the history and development of the interstate highway system from its origins in the 1930s through its design and deployment in the 1960s and beyond.

Curriculum Vitae

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Jonathan Lewis Gifford
George Mason University
Schar School of Policy and Government
3351 Fairfax Drive, rm. 527, M.S. 3B1, Arlington, Virginia 22201 U.S.A.
+1-703-993-2275 (voice) / +1-703-993-8215 (fax)
jgifford@gmu.edu / P3 Policy website / Schar School of Policy and Government website

EDUCATION

1983
Ph.D., Civil Engineering (Transportation), University of California, Berkeley (1983).
Minors: Economics, City Planning.

1979
M.S., Civil Engineering (Transportation), University of California, Berkeley.

1976
B.S., Civil Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University.

POSITIONS HELD

2013 –. Director, Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy

1993 –. Faculty, Graduate Program in Environmental Sciences & Policy Program, ��AV.

1988 –. Professor, Schar School of Policy and Government (formerly School of Policy, Government and International Affairs, formerly School of Public Policy), ��AV (1988-94, assistant professor; 1994-2001 associate professor).

2014. Visiting Scholar, International Transport Forum, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, France.

2013 – 2014. Visiting Scholar, Institute for Urban and Regional Development, University of California, Berkeley.

2008 – 2013. Associate Dean for Research, School of Public Policy, ��AV. 2007 – 2013. Director, Master’s in Transportation Policy, Operations & Logistics, School of Public Policy, George Mason University.

2007. Acting Associate Dean for Research, School of Public Policy, ��AV (spring).

2005 – 2006. Visiting Fellow, Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences.

2002 – 2006. Director, Master’s in Transportation Policy, Operations & Logistics, School of Public Policy, ��AV (on leave, fall 2005-spring 2006).

2000 – 2002. Director, Master of Science in Professional Studies in Transportation Policy, Operations & Logistics, School of Public Policy, ��AV.

1998 – 2005. Faculty, Honors in General Education, George Mason University.

1997. Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

1991 – 2001. Senior Research Fellow, School of Public Policy, George Mason University.

1983 – 1988. Assistant Professor, Heinz School, Carnegie Mellon University (visiting, 1983 – 84).

1982. Intern, Congressional Budget Office, U.S. Congress.

1981 – 1982. Intern, Office of Technology Assessment, U.S. Congress.

1981. Intern, Office of Management and Budget, U.S. Executive Office of the President.

1977 – 1981. Research Assistant, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

1976 – 1977. Junior Engineer (design), Kaiser Engineers, Inc., Oakland, California.

1975. Scuba diver and manager, AKD-Deep Six, Inc., Tripoli, Libya.

GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS

2019 – 2021. Investigator. Accounting for Downtime Effects in Maintenance and Restoration Scheduling for Routine, Periodic and Post-Disaster Events. Virginia Transportation Research Council.

2018 – 2023. Investigator. Mid-Atlantic Center for Integrated Asset Management for MultiModal Transportation Infrastructure Systems (CIAMTIS), Penn State University, ��AV, Lehigh University, Morgan State University, University of Delaware, Virginia Tech University, and West Virginia University. U.S. Department of Transportation University Transportation Centers Program. $28.34 million.

2016 – 2019. Investigator. Development of a P3 Procurement Guide for the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Office of Innovative Program Delivery, under subcontract to Leidos. $24,966.

2016 – 2017. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “P3 Evidence Project.” Virginia Transportation Research Council.

2015. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office Assistance.” U.S. Department of Transportation under contract to Booz Allen Hamilton.

2015. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “Development of Framework and Educational Tool to Assess the Benefits and Costs of Highway Public-Private Partnerships.” U.S. Department of Transportation under contract to Booz Allen Hamilton.

2013 – 2014. ��AV, Faculty Study Leave.

2013. Governance Options for DC Streetcar. District of Columbia Department of Transportation, under subcontract to HDR, Inc.

2012 – 2016. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy Project.” Virginia Office of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships.

2011 – 2012. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “Communications Data Delivery Systems.” U.S. Department of Transportation, under contract to Booz Allen Hamilton.

2011 – 2012. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “Building the Professional Capacity for Multimodal Planning in Virginia.” Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment, Office of the Secretary of Transportation Commonwealth of Virginia.

2008 – . National Associate of the National Research Council of the National Academies (lifetime appointment).

2007 – 2009. Jonathan Gifford, PI. “Institutional Architectures to Advance Operational Strategies.” National Academy of Sciences, Strategic Highway Research Program II. Subcontract to PB Consult, Inc.

2005 – 2006. ��AV, Faculty Study Leave.

2004 – 2005. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). “GSA Transportation Management Policy Program (MTL) Study.” U.S. General Services Administration, under subcontract to MAXIMUS, Inc. August 15, 2004 – April 30, 2005.

2003 – 2004. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI) and John McClain (co-PI). “Benchmarking the Organization Structures and Technical Standards that Guide Transportation Decision-Making in Arlington County.” Commonwealth of Virginia, Arlington County.

2003. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). “FAST Impact Study.” American Road and Transportation Builders Association.

2000 – 2003. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). “Regional Professional Capacity Building Course on Public Policy to Support the Deployment of Intelligent Transportation Systems.” Virginia Transportation Research Council.

2000 – 2002. Jonathan L. Gifford (co-PI). “A Study to Examine the Use of Signal Preemption and Other Vehicle Priority Strategies along Signalized Arterials in the Washington, D.C. Region.” With the Center for Transportation Research, Virginia Polytechnic University, to the Virginia Department of Transportation

1998 – 2003. Roger R. Stough (PI), Jonathan L. Gifford, associate investigator. Center for ITS Implementation. Research & Special Programs Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation.

1999. Who’s Who in American Science and Engineering.

1997. ��AV, Faculty Study Leave.

1996 – 1997. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI), Roger R. Stough (co-PI). “Institutional Barriers to the Use of Smart Card Technology in Licensing Commercial Vehicle Operators.” National Center of Excellence for Research in Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, to the U.S. Federal Highway Admin- istration.

1995 – 1996. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). “Smart Card Systems for Commercial Drivers.” Subcontract to 3-G International, to the U.S. Federal Highway Administration.

1991 – 1992. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). Fenwick Fellowship, George Mason University.

1991. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). “The Impact of Uncertainty Representation in Transportation Planning,” Summer Research Award, Graduate School, George Mason University.

1986 – 1987. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI). “Information Requirements and Data Analysis for Near Midair Collision Safety Programs.” U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, Office of Aviation Safety.

1985 – 1986. Jonathan L. Gifford and Kevin P. Kearns (co-PIs). “An Information Systems Strategic Plan for Washington County.” County of Washington, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

1984 – 1986. Jonathan L. Gifford and Robert F. Rich (co-PIs), Research Award, Committee on Social Science Research in Computing, Carnegie Mellon University.

1985. Jonathan L. Gifford (PI), Research Award, Program in Technology and Society, Carnegie Mellon University.

BOOKS AND EDITED VOLUMES

2003. Jonathan L. Gifford, Flexible Urban Transportation (Oxford: Elsevier).

1993. Jonathan L. Gifford, Don R. Uzarski and Sue McNeil, ed. Infrastructure Planning and Management. Proceedings. New York: American Society of Civil Engineers.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

2019. Lisardo Bolaños, Morghan Transue, Porter Wheeler, Jonathan Gifford, “U.S. Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Objectives and Evidence – Extended Findings” (paper 19-01905), Transportation Research Record, July 9.

2019. Bolaños, Lisardo, Jonathan Gifford, and Jeong Yun Kweun. 2019. “Bankruptcy Poli- cy and Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: A Comparative Analysis of the U.S. and Europe.” Case Studies on Transport Policy, April.

2018. Jeong Yun Kweun, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford. "Evaluating highway public-private partnerships: Evidence from US value for money studies." Transport Policy. vol 62, pp 12-20, February. DOI: 10.1016/j.tranpol.2017.03.009.

2017. Chen, Zhenhua, Nobuhiko Daito, Jonathan L. Gifford. “Socioeconomic impacts of transportation public-private partnerships: A dynamic CGE assessment,” Transport Policy vol. 58, pp. 80-87, DOI: 10.1016/j.tranpol.2017.05.002.

2015. Gifford, Jonathan, Morghan Transue. “The Evolution of Virginia’s Public-Private Partnership Enabling Statutes.” The Journal of Corporation Law, vol 141, pp.15-23.

2015. Daito, Nobuhiko, Jonathan L. Gifford. “Efficiency of Innovative Procurement Models A Frontier Analysis of U.S. Highway P3s.” IRF Examiner, vol. 7, pp. 15-23, August.

2015. Chen, Zhenhua, Nobuhiko Daito, Jonathan L. Gifford. “Data Review of Transportation Infrastructure Public-Private Partnerships: A Meta-Analysis.” Transport Reviews, vol. 36, no. 2, pp. 228-50, doi: 10.1080/01441647.2015.1076535.

2014. Daito, Nobuhiko, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “U.S. Highway Public Private Partner- ships: Are They More Expensive or Efficient than the Traditional Model?” Managerial Finance, 40 (11): 1131 – 1151, doi: 10.1108/MF-03-2014-0072.

2014. Chen, Zhenhua, Nobuhiko Daito, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Do State Fiscal Constraints Affect Implementation of Highway Public-Private Partnerships? A Panel Fixed Logit Assessment.” Journal of Transportation Research Forum. 53 (2): 111-128, summer

2013. Daito, Nobuhiko, Zhenhua Chen, Jonathan L. Gifford, Tameka Porter, and John E. Gudgel. “Implementing Public Private Partnerships during Challenging Economic Times: Case Study of the 495 Express Lanes on the Virginia Portion of the Washing- ton Capital Beltway Project (USA).” Case Studies on Transport Policy 1:35-45. doi:10.1016/j.cstp.2013.07.001.

2010. Gifford, Jonathan L. “ICT and Road Transportation Safety in the United States: A Case of ‘American Exceptionalism.’” IATSS Research (Elsevier, International Association of Traffic and Safety Sciences), vol. 34, no. 1, pp. 1-8. July.

2005. Haynes, Kingsley E., T.R. Lakshmanan, William P. Anderson, Jonathan L. Gifford, and Danilo Pelletiere. “Sustainable transportation institutions and regional evolution: global and local perspectives.” Journal of Transport Geography, vol. 13, pp. 207- 21.

2004. Paul DeMaio and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Will ‘Smart Bikes’ Succeed as Public Transportation in the U.S.?” Journal of Public Transportation, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 1-14.

2004. Jonathan L. Gifford and W. Homer Carlisle. “Virginia Department of Transportation’s Dashboard Performance Measurement and Reporting System: Going the Full Monty.” Transportation Research Record, no. 1895, pp. 207-219.

2004. Jonathan L. Gifford and W. Homer Carlisle. “Data Retention & Access Regimes for Wireless Message Logs In the U.S.: An Exploratory Analysis.” Transportation ReSearch Record, no. 1879, pp. 114-19.

2002. Kenneth Button, Jonathan L. Gifford, and John Petersen. “Public Works Policy and Outcomes in Japan and the USA.” Public Works Management and Policy 7(2) October: 124-37.

2002. Jonathan L. Gifford and Danilo Pelletiere, “New Regional Transportation Organiza- tions: Old Problem, New Wrinkle?” Transportation Research Record, no. 1812, pp. 106-11.

2002. Jonathan L. Gifford and Odd J. Stalebrink. “Remaking Transportation Organizations for the 21^st Century: Learning Organizations and the Value of Consortia.” Transportation Research A: Policy & Practice 36(4):645-57.

2002. Jonathan L. Gifford and Odd J. Stalebrink. “ITS Standardisation: Lessons from the Consortium Approach,” International Journal of Technology, Policy and Management 2 (1): 56-71.

2001. Jonathan L. Gifford, Danilo Pelletiere, and John Collura. “Stakeholder Requirements for Traffic Signal Preemption and Priority: Preliminary Results from the Washington, DC Region.” Transportation Research Record, no. 1748, pp. 1-7.

2000. Odd J. Stalebrink and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Transportation Asset Management: The Value of Enterprise-Based Financial Reporting.” Transportation Research Record, no. 1729: 51-56.

1999. Jonathan L. Gifford “Increasing the Social Acceptability of Urban Transport Projects.” Transportation Quarterly, 53(4) (Fall): 49-66.

1998. Sanjay Marwah, Jonathan L. Gifford, Mark E. Maggio and Roger R. Stough. “End-User Perspectives of a Smart Card Based Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).” Transportation Research Record, no. 1640: 84-91.

1997. Jonathan L. Gifford and Scott W. Talkington. “Demand Elasticity Under Time-Varying Prices: A Case Study of Day-of-Week Varying Tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge” In Transportation Research Record, no. 1558 (February): 55-59.

1996. Jonathan L. Gifford, Larry Yermack and Cheryl Owens. “EZ Pass: A Case Study of Institutional and Organizational Issues in Technology Standards Development.” In Transportation Research Record, no. 1537 (November): 10-14.

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford, William J. Mallett and Scott W. Talkington. “Implementing the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA): Issues and Early Field Data.” Transportation Research Record, no.1466: 14-22.

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford, Thomas A. Horan and Louise G. White. “The Dynamics of Policy Change: Reflections on the 1991 Federal Surface Transportation Legislation.” Transportation Research Record, no. 1466: 8-13.

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford. “Adaptability and Flexibility in Urban Transportation Policy and Planning.” Technological Forecasting and Social Change 45(2): 111-18.

1993. Jonathan L. Gifford. “The Saga of American Infrastructure: Toward the 21st Century.” The Wilson Quarterly 17(1): 40-47. Abridged and translated, Dialogue (Washing- ton, D.C.: U.S. Information Agency) 104 (February, 1994): 39-43.

1993. Jonathan L. Gifford and W.L. Garrison. “Airports and the Air Transportation System: Functional Refinements and Functional Discovery.” Technological Forecasting and Social Change 43(2) (March): 103-23.

1993. Thomas A. Horan and Jonathan L. Gifford. “New Dimensions in Infrastructure Evaluation: The Case of Non-Technical Issues in Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems.” Policy Studies Journal 21(2): 347-56.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford. “Standards for Intelligent Vehicle Highway System Technologies.” Transportation Research Record, no. 1358: 22-28.

1991. Jonathan L. Gifford and P. Sinha. “Airport Congestion and Near-Midair Collisions.” Transportation Research 25A: 91-99.

1984. Jonathan L. Gifford. “The Innovation of the Interstate Highway System.” Transportation Research 18A: 319-32.

BOOK CHAPTERS

2019. “Public-private partnerships and the future of US infrastructure.” In US Infrastructure: Challenges and Directions for the 21st Century, edited by Aman Khan and Klaus Becker. Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY: Routledge. ISBN 978-1-138-54329-4.

2012. “Transportation Finance.” In The Oxford Handbook of State and Local Government Fi- nance, edited by Robert D. Ebel and John E. Petersen, pp. 594-623. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2012.

2009. “Transportation.” In A Companion to the Philosophy of Technology, edited by Jan Kyrre Berg Olsen, Stig Andur Pedersen and Vincent F. Hendricks, pp. 532-37. Blackwell Companions to Philosophy. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell.

2007. “Options and Infrastructure System Development.” In The Management and Meas- urement of Infrastructure: Performance, Efficiency and Innovation, ed. Charlie Karlsson et al., pp. 165-76. Cheltenham, UK; Northhampton, MA: Edward Elgar.

2007. “U.S. and European Responses to Uncertainty about Intelligent Transportation Systems: A Comparative Analysis.” In Institutions and Sustainable Transport: Regulatory Reform in Advanced Economies, ed. Piet Rietveld and Roger Stough, 96-108 (Cheltenham, U.K. & Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar). With Vincent Marchau.

2005. “Congestion and Its Discontents.” In Access to Destinations, edited by David M. Levinson and Kevin J. Krizek, 39-61. New York: Elsevier, 2005.

2005. “A Research Agenda for Institutions, Regulations and Markets in Transportation and Infrastructure.” In Institutions, Regulation and Sustainable Transport, ed. Piet Rietveld and Roger R. Stough, 102-110 (London & New York: Taylor and Francis, Spon Press).

2005. “Flexible Transportation Systems.” In Transport Strategy, Policy and Institutions, Handbooks in Transport, vol. 6, ed. David Hensher and Kenneth Button (Oxford: Elsevier), 597-611.

2005. “Transportation Asset Management.” In Transport Strategy, Policy and Institutions, Handbooks in Transport, vol. 6, ed. David Hensher and Kenneth Button (Oxford: Elsevier), 275-83. With Odd J. Stalebrink.

2004. “Policy Perspectives.” In Digital Infrastructures: Enabling Civil and Environmental Systems through Information Technology, ed. Rae Zimmerman and Thomas Horan (London: Routledge), 57-71.

2001. “Transportation Demand Management.” In Transport Systems and Traffic Control, Handbooks in Transport, vol. 3, ed. David Hensher and Kenneth Button, 199-208 (Oxford: Elsevier). With Odd J. Stalebrink.

1996. Jonathan L. Gifford “Complexity, Adaptability and Flexibility in Infrastructure and Regional Development: Insights and Implications for Policy Analysis and Planning.” In Infrastructure, Economic Growth and Regional Development, ed. David Batten and Charlie Karlsson, 169-86 (Heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag).

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford. “Urban Infrastructure Systems, Behavior and Environmental Policy.” In Urban Policies for an Environmentally Sustainable World, ed. Mats Rolén, Report 95:7 (Stockholm, Forskningsrådnämnden [FRN, The Swedish Council for Planning and Coordination of Research]), pp. 58-100.

BOOK REVIEWS

2015. Gifford, Jonathan L., Review of The Folklore of the Freeway: Race and Revolt in the Modernist City by David Moffat.

2013. Gifford, Jonathan L., Review of Public-Private Partnerships in Infrastructure by Jeffrey Delmon, Economic Development Quarterly, vol. 27, no. 3 (July 16): 263-64.

2012. Gifford, Jonathan L. Review of The Economics of Transport: A Theoretical and Applied Perspective, by Jonathan Cowie. Papers in Regional Science, vol. 91, no. 2 (June).

2006. Gifford, Jonathan L. Review of Zoned Out: Regulations, Markets, and Choices in Transportation and Metropolitan Land-Use, by Jonathan Levine, and Taking the High Road: A Metropolitan Agenda for Transportation Reform, edited by Bruce Katz and Robert Puentes. Journal of Planning Education and Research, vol. 26, no. 1 (Fall).

2006. Gifford, Jonathan L. Review of The Geography of Urban Transportation, 3^rd ed., by Susan Hanson and Genevieve Giuliano. Journal of Regional Science, vol. 46, no. 2 (May).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND PROCEEDINGS

2019. Eric Childress and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Measuring the Impact of Federal Transport Credit Support Programs.” American Road and Transportation Builders Association P3 Conference, July 17-19.

2019. Lisardo Bolaños, Morghan Transue, Porter Wheeler, Jonathan Gifford. “U.S. Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Objectives and Evidence – Extended Findings” Transportation Research Forum, Washington, D.C., May 2.

2019. Lisardo Bolaños, Morghan Transue, Porter Wheeler, Jonathan Gifford. “U.S. Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Objectives and Evidence – Extended Findings” (paper 19-01905), Transportation Research Board annual meeting, Washington, D.C., January 12.

2018. Lauren N. McCarthy, Lisardo Bolaños Jonathan Gifford, Jeong Yun Kweun. “Understanding project cancellation risks in U.S. P3 surface transportation infrastructure” Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, D.C., November 8.

2018. Lisardo Bolaños, Morghan Transue, and Jonathan Gifford. “Las Vegas Monorail Bankruptcy: Opportunism in Public-Private Partnerships, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) International Conference, Mexico City, July 20.

2018. Jonathan L. Gifford. “P3 evidence project: phase I and II.” Public-Private Partnership Conference, American Association of Road and Transportation Builders Association, Washington, D.C. (July 19).

2018. Lauren N. McCarthy, Lisardo Bolaños, Vinh Mai, Jonathan Gifford, “Stages of U.S. P3 Surface Transportation Infrastructure.” Transportation Research Forum, Minneapolis, MN, April 10.

2018. Lisardo Bolaños, Morghan Transue, Porter Wheeler, Jonathan Gifford, and Lauren McCarthy. “U.S. Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Objectives and Evidence” (paper 18-04763), Transportation Research Board annual meeting, Washington, D.C., January 10.

2017. Jonathan L. Gifford. “Are we delivering on the P3 promise?” Public-Private Partnership Conference, American Association of Road and Transportation Builders Association, Washington, D.C. (July 14).

2016. Jeong Yun Kweun, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Evaluating Highway Public-Private Partnerships: Evidence from U.S. Value for Money Studies.” 14th Annual World Conference on Transport Research. Shanghai, China. July 11-13 (presented by Swapnil Garg).

2016. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito, Morghan Transue and Jeong Yun Kweun. “The Governance of Surface Transportation in the 21st Century: VDOT Institutional Responses to Environmental Changes.” 14th Annual World Conference on Transport Research. Shanghai, China. July 11-13 (presented by Swapnil Garg).

2016. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito, Morghan Transue and Jeong Yun Kweun. “Renegotiation Of Transportation Public-private Partnerships (p3s): The U.S. Experience.” The 14th Annual World Conference on Transport Research. Shanghai, China. July 11-13 (accepted for presentation).

2016. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito, Morghan Transue and Jeong Yun Kweun. “The Las Vegas Monorail Bankruptcy: Opportunistic Behavior Using Non-Profit Entities In Public-private Partnerships.” The 14th Annual World Conference on Transport Research. Shanghai, China. July 11-13 (accepted for presentation).

2016. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito, and MorghanTransue. “Renegotiation of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: The US experience.” Transportation Research Board 95^th Annual Meeting. Washington D.C., January 11.

2016. Jeong Yun Kweun, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “A Comparative Analysis of Value for Money Studies: Highway Public-Private Partnerships Projects.” Transportation Research Board 95^th Annual Meeting. Washington D.C., Janu- ary 11.

2015. Nobuhiko Daito, Shanjiang Zhu, Jonathan L. Gifford. “Understanding the Interaction of States for Highway Public-Private Partnerships: A Preliminary Analysis.” North American Meeting of the Regional Science Association International, Washington, D.C., November 12-15.

2015. Nobuhiko Daito, Jonathan L. Gifford, Shanjiang Zhu. “Consideration of Procurement Alternatives in Network Design Problems: Genetic Algorithm Approach to Model Highway Public-Private Partnerships.” North American Regional Science Council (NARSC), Portland, Oregon, November 11-14.

2015. Jeong Yun Kweun, Jonathan L. Gifford, and Lisardo A. Bolaños. “Transportation Public-Private Partnerships and Supplier Diversity.” North American Regional Science Council (NARSC), Portland, Oregon, November 11-14.

2015. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, and Jeong Yun Kweun. “Bankruptcy Policy and Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: A Comparative Analysis of the

U.S. and Europe.” Fourth Annual International Public-Private Partnership (P3) Symposium, New York, New York, September 15.

2015. Jonathan L. Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito, and Jeong Yun Kweun. “The Governance of Surface Transportation in the 21st Century: Understanding the Emergence of the Public-Private Partnership Model Paper.” 19th Annual Conference of the International Society for New Institutional Economics (ISNIE), Cambridge, Massachusetts, June 18-20.

2015. Nobuhiko Daito, Shanjiang Zhu, Jonathan L. Gifford. “Understanding the Interaction of Multiple Jurisdictions for Highway Investment: Viability of Public-Private Partnership Alternatives.” International Conference on Public-Private Partnerships (ICPPP), Austin, Texas, May 26-29.

2015. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito. “Renegotiation of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: The U.S. Experience.” International Conference on Public-Private Partnerships (ICPPP), Austin, Texas, May 26-29.

2015. Zhenhua Chen, Nobuhiko Daito, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Data Review of Trans- portation Infrastructure Public-Private Partnerships: A Meta-Analysis.” Transportation Research Board 94th Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., January 11-15.

2015. Nobuhiko Daito, Shanjiang Zhu, Jonathan L. Gifford. “Understanding the Interac- tion of Multiple Jurisdictions for Highway Investment: Viability of Public-Private Partnership Alternatives.” Transportation Research Board 94^th Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., January 11-15.

2013. Rui Neiva and Jonathan Gifford. “Declining Car Usage Among Younger Age Cohorts: An Exploratory Analysis of Private Car and Car-Related Expenditures in the United States.” World Conference on Transport Research, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Ju- ly 13-17.

2013. Daito, Nobuhiko, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Efficiency of Highway Public-Private Partnerships: A Frontier Analysis Approach.” Milan, Italy, June 17-19.

2013. Nobuhiko Daito, Zhenhua Chen, and Jonathan L. Gifford, “Research Needs for Virginia Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy”, Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. January 13-17.

2012. Jonathan Gifford, Laurie Schintler, Xin Zhou, Nobuhiko Daito, Junyang Yuan, Zhenhua Chen and Jing Li. “U.S. Seaports and Megaregions: A Social Network Analysis Approach.” The 58^th Annual North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International, Miami, FL, November 9-12.

2012. Jonathan L. Gifford. “Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) Research & Education Needs”, ARTBA 24th Annual P3 in Transportation Conference, Washington, D.C. October 12.

2012. Jonathan Gifford, Laurie Schintler, Xin Zhou, Nobuhiko Daito, Junyang Yuan, Zhenhua Chen and Jing Li. “U.S. Seaports and Megaregions: A Social Network Analysis Approach.” The Transportation Research Board 91^st Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., January 22-26.

2011. Jonathan Gifford, Zhenhua Chen, Jing Li, Uma Kelekar, Nathaniel Zebrowski, and Xin Zhou. “Mega-regions and Freight: Evidence from the Commodity Flow Survey and Freight Analysis Framework.” The Transportation Research Board 90th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 23-27.

2010. Jonathan Gifford, Zhenhua Chen, Jing Li, Uma Kelekar, Nathaniel Zebrowski, and Xin Zhou, “Mega-regions and Freight: Evidence from the Commodity Flow Survey and Freight Analysis Framework.” The 57^th Annual North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International, Denver, November 10-13, 2010.

2010. Xin Zhou and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Institutional Challenges in Development of Intelligent Transportation Systems: Route 1 Corridor in National Capital Region.” 89^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 10-14.

2010. Jonathan L. Gifford. “Mega-Regions: Shaping Passenger and Freight Demand.” Transportation in Mega-Regions. Transportation Research Board, 89^th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. January 10-14.

2008. Cristina Checherita, and Jonathan L. Gifford. "Risk Sharing in Public-Private Partnerships: General Considerations and an Evaluation of the U.S. Practice in Road Transportation." Paper presented at the Transportation Research Board 87th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 13-17.

2008. Callie Le Renard, Xin Zhou, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “The Transportation Policy, Operations and Logistics Curriculum at ��AV's School of Public Policy.” Paper presented at the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, Charleston, South Carolina, October 16.

2006. Jonathan Gifford and Cristina Checherita. “Bounded Rationality and Transportation Behavior: Lessons for Public Policy.” Proceedings, EWGT2006 Joint Conferences: The 11th Meeting of the EURO Working Group on Transportation, “Advances in Traffic and Transportation Systems Analysis”; and Extra EURO Conference on “Handing Uncertainty in Transportation: Analyses, New Paradigms, Applications and Comparisons,” Bari, Italy, September 27-29, pp. 451-57.

2006. Gifford, Jonathan, and Cristina Checherita. "Boundedly- and Non-Rational Travel Behavior and Transportation Policy." Paper presented at the Fourth International Scientific Conference, "Challenges in Transport and Communication", Pardubice, Czech Republic, September 14-15, pp. 141-46.

2006. “The Interstate Highway System: An Exception Accomplishment.” American Society of Highway Engineers National Conference. Williamsburg, Virginia, June 1-4.

2006. “What the Interstate Highway System Meant for the Nation.” Transportation Research Board annual meeting, Washington, D.C., January 22-26.

2005. “Transparency, Accountability and Risk.” Exploring Transparency, Risk and Accountability: Finding the Balance, Getting It Right. Virginia Crossings Resort, Glen Allen, Virginia, December 16-17.

2004. “Data Retention & Access Regimes for Wireless Message Logs In the U.S.: An Exploratory Analysis.” Transportation Research Board annual meeting, Washington, D.C., January 11-15. With Homer Carlisle.

2003. “Institutions for Dealing with Risk and Uncertainty in Transportation & Sustainability.” STELLA Focus Group 5 Workshop, Santa Barbara, May 19-20. With Vincent Marchau.

2003. “Institutional Setting for Regional Transportation Systems Management and Operations.” Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 14.

2002. “Actors and Directions in U.S. Transportation Asset Management.” 81^st Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 13-17. With Odd J. Stalebrink.

2002. “Institutional Issues in Implementing Asset Management Systems. 81^st Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 13-17.

2002. “‘New’ Regional Transportation Organizations: Old Problem, New Wrinkle?” 81^st Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 13-17. With Danilo Pelletiere.

2001. “Transportation Operations: The University Perspective.” National Summit on Transportation Operations, Columbia, Maryland, October 16-18.

2001. “Building Asset Management in Public Policy and Engineering Educational Programs. 4^th National Transportation Asset Management Workshop, Madison, Wis- consin, September 23-25. (Via teleconference.)

2001. John Collura, James Chang and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Traffic Signal Preemption and Priority: Technologies, Past Deployments, and System Requirements.” Proceedings, 11^th annual meeting, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Miami Beach, Florida, June 4-7 (accepted for publication).

2001. Jonathan L. Gifford, Danilo Pelletiere, John Collura and James Chang. “Traffic Signal Preemption and Priority Stakeholder Requirements: Preliminary Results from the Washington, DC Region.” Proceedings, 11^th annual meeting, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Miami Beach, Florida, June 4-7 (accepted for presentation and publication).

2001. Odd J. Stalebrink and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Transportation Asset Management: A Vehicle for Mainstreaming ITS?” Proceedings, 11^th annual meeting, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Miami Beach, Florida, June 4-7 (accepted for presentation and publication).

2001. “Transportation Asset Management.” 80^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 7-11.

2001. Jonathan L. Gifford, Danilo Pelletiere, John Collura and James Chang. “Stakeholder Requirements for Traffic Signal Preemption and Priority: Preliminary Results from the Washington, DC Region.” Proceedings, 80^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 7-11.

2000. John Collura, James Chang and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Traffic Signal Priority Strategies for Transit: A Review of Selected Experiences in the United States.” Proceed- ings, 7^th World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems, Turin, Italy, November 6-9.

2000. “‘New Regional Organizations’ for Innovative Transportation Service Delivery.” 6^th Annual Conference, Intelligent Transportation Society of Virginia, ��AV, Fairfax, VA, June 7-8.

2000. “‘New Regional Organizations’ for Innovative Transportation Service Delivery.” 10^th Annual Meeting, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Boston, Mass., May 1-4.

2000. “A ‘New’ View of Investment for Infrastructure Asset Management: An Introductory Inquiry.” Infrastructure Convergence and Service Innovation: Transportation, Information and Communications Technologies and the Dynamics of Network Restructuring. ��AV and the Delft University of Technology Joint Workshop, Fairfax, Virginia, April 20-21. With Odd J. Stalebrink.

2000. “Reflections on the Life of Frank Turner.” 79^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 9-13.

2000. “Transportation Asset Management: Insights from Austrian Economics and Organizational Learning.” 79^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 9-13. With Odd J. Stalebrink.

2000. Odd J. Stalebrink and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Transportation Asset Management: The Value of Enterprise-Based Financial Reporting.” Proceedings, 79^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 9-13. CD ROM.

1999. “Infrastructure Efficiency and Environmental Integrity: Discovering the Proper Balance.” Vehicle-Infrastructure Interaction VI, United Engineering Foundation Conference, Zakopane, Poland, September 26-October 1.

1999. “Remaking Transportation Organizations for the 21^st Century: Learning Organizations and the Value of Consortia.” 78^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 10-14. With Odd J. Stalebrink.

1998. “‘Divided Highways: The Interstates and the Transformation of American Life,’ Part 2: Panel Discussion with Critics and Film Makers.” Panelist. 77^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 11-15.

1998. Sanjay Marwah, Jonathan L. Gifford, Mark E. Maggio and Roger R. Stough. “End-User Perspectives of a Smart Card Based Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).” Proceedings, 77^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 11-15. CD ROM.

1998. Jonathan L. Gifford and Chelsea C. White III. “Key Issues in ITS Standardization and Interoperability.” In Proceedings of the ITS Standards Program Review and Interoperability Workshop, pp. 1-7 (Washington, D.C.: ITS America).

1998. Jonathan L. Gifford and Odd J. Stalebrink. “ITS Standardization: Assessing the Value of a Consortium Approach.” In Proceedings of the ITS Standards Program Review and Interoperability Workshop, pp. 1-7 (Washington, D.C.: ITS America).

1997. Sanjay Marwah, Jonathan L. Gifford, Roger R. Stough. “Motor Carrier Operators and Firms Perspective on Smart Cards and Smart Commercial Drivers License: Uncertainties in Technology Migration and Institutional Issues.” Proceedings, Fourth World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems, Berlin, Germany, October 21-24. CD ROM.

1997. Jonathan L. Gifford. “The Use of Consortia to Accelerate Standardization for Intelligent Transportation Systems.” Proceedings, Fourth World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems, Berlin, Germany, October 21-24. CD ROM.

1996. Jonathan L. Gifford, Sanjay Marwah, Mark E. Maggio and Jennifer Hunt-Morstein. “Smart Card Development for Commercial Vehicle Operations.” Proceedings, Third Annual World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems, Orlando, Florida, October 14-18.

1996. “Planning for Infrastructure—A Case Study of The Interstate Highway System of the United States,” Jiaotong Universities 100^th Anniversary Celebration Symposium, Northern Jiaotong University, Beijing, China, July 12-13.

1996. Jonathan L. Gifford and Jean-Luc Ygnace. “Technology Standards and Deployment of Advanced Transportation Technologies: A Comparative Case Study of Electronic Toll and Traffic Management (ETTM) in the United States and France.” In Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering, Yorgos J. Stephanedes and Francesco Filippi, ed., proceedings, Fourth International Conference on Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering, Capri Italy, June 27-30, 1995 (New York: American Society of Civil Engineers), pp. 535-41.

1996. Mark E. Maggio and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Institutional Issues of Standardization: The Case of Automatic Equipment and Vehicle Identification.” Proceedings, Sixth Annual Meeting of ITS America, Houston, TX, April 15, Volume II, pp. 993-1000.

1995. “Institutional Issues in the Application of Advanced Technology In Transportation Engineering,” Fourth International Conference on Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering, Capri, Italy, June 27-30.

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford, Larry Yermack and Cheryl Owens. “The Development of the E-Z Pass Specification in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania: A Case Study of Institutional and Organizational Issues” Proceedings, Second World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems, Yokohama, Japan, November 9-11, pp. 1420-26.

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford and Donna Schwartz. “Uncertainty in Assessing Benefits, Cost and Financial Feasibility of ITS Projects, Programs and Services.” In Steps Forward, Proceedings of the Second World Congress on Transport Systems, Yokohama Japan (Tokyo: VERTIS), vol. V, pp. 2434-39.

1995. Brien G. Benson, Jonathan L. Gifford and Timothy Seest. “Using Kiosks to Provide Transit and Rideshare Information: Two Northern Virginia Test Cases.” In Intelligent Transportation: Serving the User Through Deployment, Proceedings, Annual Meeting, Intelligent Vehicle Highway Society of America, Washington, D.C., Volume I, pp. 315-19.

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford and Jean-Luc Ygnace. “ITS Deployment in the U.S. and France: A Case Study of Electronic Toll and Traffic Management.” In Proceedings of the First World Congress on Applications of Transport Telematics and Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems, 807-15 (Brussels: ERTICO).

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford and Scott W. Talkington. “The Impact of Regional Planning and ISTEA on the Implementation of Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems: Issues and Early Field Data.” In Moving Toward Deployment, Proceedings, 1994 Annual Meeting, Intelligent Vehicle Society of America, pp. 216-21 (Washington, D.C.).

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford and S.W. Talkington. “Demand Elasticity Under Time Varying Prices: A Case Study of the Golden Gate Bridge.” In Moving Toward Deployment, Proceedings, 1994 Annual Meeting, Intelligent Vehicle Society of America, pp. 503- 07 (Washington, D.C.).

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford “Aviation Infrastructure and Demand as Complex Adaptive Systems.” Transportation Research Circular, no. 425, proceedings, Eighth Internation- al Workshop on Future Aviation Activities, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., September 13-15, 1993 (May):23-28.

1993. “ISTEA (Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act) and Northern Virginia.” Regional Issues Forum, Northern Virginia Institute, ��AV, Fairfax, VA, December 9. With Hon. Ellen Bozman and Stephen Lockwood.

1993. “Institutional Issues Surrounding IVHS.” 72^nd Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 10-14. With Thomas A. Horan.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford, Thomas A. Horan and Daniel Sperling. “IVHS/RTI Institutional and Environmental Issues: A Strategic Policy Research Agenda for the United States.” In Vehicle Navigation and Information Systems, L. Olaussen and E. Helli, ed., pp. 281-86, Proceedings, Third International Conference, Vehicle Navigation and Information Systems, Oslo, Norway, September 2-4.

1992. Thomas A. Horan and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Determining Congestion and Air Quality Effects: The Need for Field and Forecast Data on IVHS Technologies.” Modeling and Simulation 23:1319-25.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford and Todd Madeksza. “Program Origins of Intelligent Vehicle/Highway Systems: The Electronic Route Guidance System.” Modeling and Simulation 23:1293-98.

1992. “ISTEA on the Rocks: Coalitions, Policy Making and Implementation: Reflections on the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991.” Fourteenth Annual Research Conference, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Manage- ment, Denver, Colorado, October 29-31. With T.A. Horan and L.G. White.

1992. “The Social Construction of Intelligent Vehicle/Highway Systems.” Annual meeting, Society for the History of Technology, Uppsala, Sweden, August 16-20.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford, D. Sperling and Thomas A. Horan. “IVHS Policy—A Call to Action: Report of a Workshop on Institutional and Environmental Issues.” In Surface Transportation and the Information Age, pp. 329-40. Proceedings, 2nd Annual Meeting, Intelligent Vehicle Highway Society of America, Newport Beach, CA, May 17-20 (Washington, D.C.: The Society).

1991. “Risk and Uncertainty in Urban Transportation Policy and Planning.” 13th Annual Research Conference, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, Bethesda, Maryland, October 24-26.

1991. “An Integrated Traveler Information System for Tysons Corner, Virginia.” Imple- menting Regional Mobility Solutions. Conference sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Institute of Transportation Engineers, The Meadowlands, Secaucus, NJ, May 6-8. With E. Doyle and D.T. Gantz.

1991. “Historical Antecedents and Development Impacts of Highways of National Significance.” 70^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 13-17.

1991. “Transportation Planning, Highway Network Density and Urban Form: The Case of the Washington, D.C., Bypass.” 70^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, January 13-17.

1991. Jonathan L. Gifford. “A Flexible Framework for Urban Transportation Planning Under Uncertainty.” Modeling and Simulation 22 (1):424-31.

1990. “Adaptability and Flexibility in Infrastructure System Policy and Planning: The Role of Uncertainty Representation and Analysis.” 12^th Annual Research Conference, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, San Francisco, CA, October 18-20.

1990. “The Life of Transportation Facilities.” 69^th Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 7-11.

1987. Jonathan L. Gifford. “The Strategic Use of Information Systems in Urban Transportation.” In Managing Urban Transportation as a Business, Eric Bers and Chris Hen- drickson, ed., 355-64 (New York: American Society of Civil Engineers).

INVITED LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS & COLLOQUIA

2019. Moderator. Emerging Leaders Track. American Road and Transportation Builders Association P3 Conference, July 17-19.

2019. Participant. Governing Magazine Roundtable on Congestion Pricing. Washington, D.C., June 6.

2019. Moderator. Owners’ Roundtable. Public-Private Partnership Conference and Expo. Dallas, Texas, March 4-6.

2019. Panel discussant. American Enterprise Institute Infrastructure Policy Working Group. Briefing to congressional staff, March 1.

2019. Lecturer. “Renegotiations in Road P3s.” International Road Federation (IRF) Public-Private Partnership training workshop, Alexandria, VA, February 7.

2019. Moderator. Advances in technology and innovation affecting infrastructure delivery. Town-Gown P3 Roundtable. American Association of Road and Transportation Builders and Alliance for Investment in American Infrastructure, Washington, D.C., January 15.

2018. Panelist. “Unleashing the potential of PPPs in the U.S.” International Road Federation Global R2T (Roads to Tomorrow) Conference and Expo, Las Vegas, Nevada, November 6-9.

2018. Discussant, Rethinking America’s Highways by Robert W. Poole, Jr., Capitol Hill Briefing, Cato Institute, Washington, D.C., September 7.

2018. Lecture on public-private partnerships. Qianghai (China) Public Policy Training Group. Schar School of Policy and Government, ��AV, July 9.

2018. “Renegotiations in Road P3s.” International Road Federation (IRF) Public-Private Partnership training workshop, Alexandria, VA, February 8.

2018. “Evidence Project Update.” Fifth Annual “Town-Gown” Roundtable, American Association of Road and Transportation Builders and Association for the Improve- ment of American Infrastructure, Washington, D.C., January 9.

2017. Lecture on public-private partnerships. Shengzhen HR and SSN Bureau Training Group. Schar School of Policy and Government, ��AV, September 13.

2017. “P3 Evidence Project.” Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure’s 2017 Annual Membership Meeting, New York, NY, June 12.

2016. “Public Private Partnerships and Infrastructure Finance: Policy and Recent Evidence.” Triway International Group, Falls Church, VA, October 8.

2016. “Policy Trends in P3s: US and Canada.” Dispute Resolution Board Foundation’s 20th Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., September 23.

2016. “U.S. Transportation P3s: Governance and Institutional Arrangements.” State Department International Visitor’s Leadership Program, Arlington, VA, February 9.

2016. “National U.S. Department of Transportation Act at Age 50: Consequences and Lessons.” 95^th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board. Washington D.C., January 13.

2016. “Evaluation of P3s.” American Road and Transportation Builders Association “Town Gown” Roundtable, Washington D.C., January 9.

2015. “Public Private Partnerships 101: Part 2.” National Governors Association State Planning Retreat on Public-Private Partnerships. Little Rock, Arkansas, October 7.

2015. “The Governance of Surface Transportation in the 21st Century: Understanding the Challenges of Implementing New Technologies and New Procurement Methods.” George Washington University, Washington DC, July 9.

2015. “Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: The Virginia Experience.” Public-Private Partnerships: Solutions for America Symposium, Iowa City, Iowa, April 8.

2015. “Research Underpinnings of Tolling.” International Bridge Tunnel and Turnpike Association, Washington D.C., March 30.

2015. “A New Way of Building, Managing, Financing, Transportation Infrastructure.” Institute of Transportation Studies Seminar, University of California – Davis, California, March 13.

2015. “Transit P3s in the U.S.” College of Environmental Design, University of California – Berkeley, California, March 10.

2015. “Renegotiation and Restructuring of Transportation Public-Private Partnership Projects in the U.S.” World Bank, Washington D.C., February 18.

2015. “U.S. Transportation P3s: Governance and Institutional Arrangements.” State Department International Visitor’s Leadership Program, Arlington, VA, February 9.

2014. “Renegotiation of Transportation P3s: The U.S. Experience.” 2014 International Conference on Meeting Challenges through Better Governance and Management towards Sustainable PPPs, Seoul, South Korea, December 9-10.

2014. “U.S. Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Institutional Governance.” 2014 International Conference on Meeting Challenges through Better Governance and Management towards Sustainable PPPs, Seoul, South Korea, December 9-10.

2014. “The Evolution of Public-Private Partnerships and Best Practices for States.” Council of State Governments Transportation Policy Academy, Washington, D.C., September 17.

2014. “Public-Private Partnerships in United States Transportation System Development: Performance Evaluation and Data Disclosure.” Chinese Overseas Transportation Association International Conference of Transportation Professionals, Changsha, China, July 4-7.

2013. “Highway Regulation in the United States.” World Conference on Transport Re- search, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 14-18.

2013. “U.S. Public-Private Partnerships: Prospects for the Future.” World Conference on Transport Research, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 14-18.

2013. “U.S. Public-Private Partnerships: Prospects for the Future.” International Transport Forum, Leipzig, Germany, May 22.

2013. “Funding Transportation Infrastructure: A Virginia Perspective.” Northern Virginia Regional Commission. Fairfax, Virginia, April 2.

2012. “Potential Funding Solutions: Infrastructure Banks.” Infrastructure Banks and Financing: An Initiative of Our Nation’s Capital, Arlington, VA, April 17.

2012. “Public and Private Sector Roles in U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Development: Past, Present and Future.” History and Heritage Lecture, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, March 30.

2012. “Highways, Land Use, Transit and Transportation Policy.” Presented to American Society of Highway Engineers, Fairfax, VA, March 21.

2011. “Innovative Transportation Finance in the United States." Presented at Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan, February 19.

2011. "The Financial Crossroads in the U.S. Surface Infrastructure Policy." Presented at Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, February.

2010. "Surface Transportation Authorization—Update." Presented to the U.S. Department of Transportation Office of the Inspector General as part of its community of practice program, October 28.

2009. “Research Perspectives from Universities.” ITS Architecture Development for DDOT, Government of the District of Columbia, District Department of Transportation, December 1-2.

2009. Speaker, “Smart Roads, Smart Cars: How IT is Transforming Transportation.” Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Washington, D.C., May 14.

2009. “U.S. Surface Transportation Policy for the 21^st Century: The Prospects for Switzerland and the U.S.” On Track to the Future – Sustainable Transportation: A Challenge for the 21^st Century. George Washington University, the Embassy of Switzerland, and Young Professionals in Transportation, Washington, D.C., February 12.

2009. Moderator, “Sustainable Communities: How to Spend a Trillion Dollars.” National Building Museum, Washington, D.C., February 2.

2008. “Electronic Tolling: Developing Interoperability between States.” Paper presented at the Toll Roads South, Orlando, FL, October 27.

2005. “Congestion and Its Discontents.” Transportation Seminar. Department of Civil Engineering, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, April 15.

2005. “Congestion and Its Discontents.” Guest lecture, Introduction to ITS (1.212), Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April 11.

2005. “Congestion and Its Discontents.” Dinner speaker, Virginia Heavy Construction Contractors Association, Fairfax, Virginia, March 23.

2005. “Congestion and Its Discontents.” Transportation seminar. Institute of Transportation Studies and the University of California Transportation Center, University of California, Berkeley, February 11.

2004. “Congestion and Its Discontents.” Access to Destinations: Rethinking the Transportation Future of Our Region. University of Minnesota. November 8-9, 2004. Minneapolis, MN.

2004. “Option Value, Congestion and Transportation System Development.” International Conference on Measurement and Management of Infrastructure. Jönköping International Business School, October 29-31. Jönköping, Sweden.

2003. “Organizing Regional Transportation Planning and Operations.” guest lecture, Introduction to ITS (1.212), Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April 23.

2001. “Standards and ITS,” guest lecture, Introduction to ITS (1.212), Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April 26.

2000. “Whither the State? The Role of States in Transportation Planning.” California Transportation Futures Symposium, sponsored by the UCLA Extension Public Policy Program, Sacramento, California, December 1.

2000. “The Pathology of Sparsity: A Reformist View of Urban Freeways in America.” A lecture in the series “The Freeway in America,” sponsored by the Rice Design Alliance and the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture of the University of Houston, Houston Texas, September 27.

2000. “Economics and Finance,” guest lecture in Essential Competencies for the Transportation Professional of the Future, University of Michigan and Virginia Tech, Ann Arbor, Michigan, February 11.

1999. Professional Capacity Building Policy Forum, Intelligent Transportation Society of Virginia, Fifth Annual Conference, Roanoke, VA, June 6-8.

1999. “Refocusing Transportation Planning for the 21^st Century.” Workshop. Invited participant. Washington, D.C., February 7-10; Irvine, California, April 25-27.

1999. “Institutional Issues & Procurement.” Procuring and Managing the Systems Integrator. Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Washington, D.C., April 22.

1999. “ITS and Regional Transportation Planning.” Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Ninth Annual Meeting & Exposition, Washington, D.C., April 19-22

1999. “Regret, Surprise and Market Learning: Lessons from ITS Standards.” 1999 American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting and Science Innovation Exposition, Los Angeles, CA, January 21-26.

1998. “Education and Training Needs in ITS.” Intelligent Transportation Society of Virginia, Arlington, VA, November 19.

1998. “Asset Management as Discovery.” American Society of Civil Engineers Annual Meeting, Boston, Mass., October 19.

1998. “Flexible Urban Transportation Systems,” National Science Foundation of China. The Institute of Public Policy, George Mason University, August 4.

1998. “Increasing the Social Acceptability of Urban Transport Projects.” The Development of Urban Transport Infrastructures: Reconciling the Economic, Social and Environmental Dimensions. Urban Affairs Division, Territorial Development Service, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Housing, France, Paris, France, April 7-8.

1997. “Surveillance Data for Planning, Development and Operation: How Should We Get It, and What Should We Do With It?” Seventh Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Washington, D.C., June 2-5.

1997. “Infrastructure Network Restructuring: Implications for Organization, Operation and Management.” Regions Research Group, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April 29.

1997. “A National Airspace System Manifesto for the 21st Century.” International Conference on Aviation Safety and Security in the 21st Century, The White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security and The George Washington University, January 13-15.

1996. “Planning for Infrastructure—The Interstate Highway System of the United States,” The Asia Pacific Research Center and the Center for Economic Policy Research, Training Seminar for the State Planning Commission of the People’s Republic of China, Stanford University, Stanford, California, January 29.

1995. “Flexible Transportation Systems.” The University of Virginia, Department of Civil Engineering, March 30.

1994. “Urban Infrastructure Systems, Behavior and Environmental Policy.” OECD-Sweden International Seminar on the Factors Promoting and Restraining Urban Environmental Policy, Friibergh Manor, Stockholm, Sweden, June 1-3.

1994. “Non-Incremental Infrastructure Improvements and Uncertainty: Insights from Increasing Returns Economics.” Transport Econometrics: Effects of New Major Infrastructures, Applied Econometrics Association, Calais, France, January 20-21.

1993. “Defining IVHS Standards: Theory and Practice.” Panelist. Building America’s “Smart” Highways, Engineering News Record conference, McLean, VA, December 2- 3.

1993. “Complexity, Adaptability and Flexibility in Infrastructure and Regional Development: Insights and Implications for Policy Analysis and Planning.” International Workshop on “Infrastructure, Economic Growth and Regional Development: The Case of the Industrialized High-Income Countries,” Jönköping, Sweden, June 10- 12.

1993. “Institutional Issues in Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems.” Research Topics in Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems. The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, February 11.

1992. “Flexible Urban Transportation Systems.” International Conference on Suburban Development and Quality of Life in the U.S.A. Baltimore, Towson, Maryland, May 28-30.

1992. “Evaluating Institutional Effectiveness: Development of Concepts and Methods for Incorporation into IVHS Operational Field Tests.” Workshop on Public/Private Sector IVHS Deployment Issues, Rockville, MD, April 8-9, 1992. With Brien G. Ben- son, Kingsley E. Haynes and Roger R. Stough.

1992. “Edge City Governance: Implications of Federal Surface Transportation Legislation for Suburban Institutional Arrangements.” National Workshop on Edge Cities and ISTEA, U.S. Federal Highway Administration, Washington, D.C., August 13. With William Mallett, Thomas A. Horan and Roger R. Stough.

1991. “The Urban Impacts of a National Highway System.” U.S. Federal Highway Administration, Washington, D.C., February 28.

1991. “Perspectives on the Surface Transportation Reauthorization.” 1991 Washington Policy Conference, National Association of Regional Councils, February 2-4.

1990. “Transportation Network Density and Urban Form: The Case of the Washington Bypass Study.” Technical Committee, Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance, Fairfax, Virginia, September 12.

1990. “Transportation and Land Use Planning.” Transportation Research Seminar, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, March 15.

1989. “Budget Reduction and Organizational Slack.” 74^th Annual Meeting, American Accounting Association, Honolulu, Hawaii, August 13-16. With R.D. Banker.

1988. “An Analysis of Near-Midair Collisions.” 10th Annual Research Conference, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, Seattle, Washington, October 27-29. With Praveen Sinha.

1984. “Aspects of Airport and Airline Decision Making in Airport Development.” 63rd Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board. Washington, DC, January 16-20. With William L. Garrison.

1984. “Technological Alternatives for Urban Infrastructure.” Workshop. Invited participant. National Science Foundation, National Research Council and the Urban Land Institute, Fairlee, Vermont, August 12-16.

1983. “Impact of Deregulation on Airport Finance.” 63rd Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 16-20. With David L. Lewis and Suzanne B. Schneider.

TECHNICAL REPORTS

2018. Bolaños, Lisardo, Morghan Transue, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “U.S. Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Objectives and Evidence – Extended Findings.” Arlington, VA: ��AV Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy (March).

2017. Bolaños, Lisardo, Morghan Transue, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “U.S. Surface Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: Objectives and Evidence.” Arlington, VA: ��AV Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy (August). p3policy.gmu.edu/p3evidence.

2014. Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, and Nobuhiko Daito. “Renegotiation of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: The US Experience.” International Transport Forum Discussion Paper no. 2014-16, Washington D.C., December 2014.

2012. Jonathan L. Gifford, Nobuhiko Daito, Zhenhua Chen, and Sachin Garg. “Building the Professional Capacity for Multimodal Planning in Virginia.” ��AV School of Public Policy final report, September 24.

2011. Gifford, Jonathan L. “Policy Options for Secondary Road Construction and management in the Commonwealth of Virginia.” June 16. Available at ssrn.com/abstract =1865957.

2010. Gifford, Jonathan L. State infrastructure banks: a Virginia perspective. ��AV School of Public Policy Research Paper no. 2010-32, November 24. Available at ssrn.com/abstract=1714466.

2005. Cheryl Owens, Jonathan L. Gifford, and W. Homer Carlisle IV. “Government Transportation Management Policy Review – Final Report.” Submitted to U.S. General Services Administration, Office of Governmentwide Policy. March 3.

2004. Jonathan L. Gifford, John McClain, W. Homer Carlisle and Ellen Harpel. “Arlington County Transportation Benchmarking Study,” Final Report. Submitted to Arlington County, Virginia. October 28.

2003. John Collura, Hesham Rakha, and Jonathan L. Gifford. “Guidelines for the Planning and Deployment of Emergency Vehicle Preemption and Transit Priority Strategies.” Draft. Prepared for the Washington Metropolitan Council of Governments, the Virginia Department of Transportation and the Maryland Department of Transportation. August.

1998. Jonathan L. Gifford, Roger R. Stough, and Sanjay Marwah. “Institutional Issues in the Adoption of Smart Card Technologies for Licensing of Commercial Vehicle Operators.” Final report. Submitted to Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Center of Excellence, Center for Transportation Research, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. February 18.

1998. Jonathan L. Gifford, ed. “Getting More For Less: Developing a Guide for Benefit-Cost Analysis.” Proceedings. Workshop, ��AV, September 11-12.

1996. Jonathan L. Gifford “History.” Submitted to the Greater Washington Board of Trade Regional Transportation Study. October 1.

1993. Jonathan L. Gifford and Troy D. Abel. “Institutional Issues in the Draft National Program Plan for IVHS.” IVHS America, December 7.

1992. William Mallett, Thomas A. Horan, Jonathan L. Gifford and Roger R. Stough. “Edge City Governance: Implications of Federal Surface Transportation Legislation for Suburban Institutional Arrangements.” ��AV, The Institute of Public Policy, working paper no. 92:18.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford, “Institutional Research and Development Priorities for the IVHS Tactical Plan.” Institutional Issues Committee, Intelligent Vehicle Highway Society of America.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford, Brien G. Benson, Kingsley E. Haynes and Roger R. Stough. “Evaluating Institutional Effectiveness: Development of Concepts and Methods for Incorporation into IVHS Operational Field Tests.” Draft. U.S. Federal Highway Administration.

1991. Elly Doyle, Donald Gantz, Jonathan L. Gifford. An Integrated Traveler Information and Guidance System for Tysons Corner. 3 vol. U.S. Federal Highway Administration.

1990. Jonathan L. Gifford. Evaluation of the Dulles Area Transportation Association. Dulles Area Transportation Association and the U.S. Urban Mass Transportation Administration, September.

1990. Jonathan L. Gifford. Transit-Oriented Development Options for Tysons Corner. Virginia Department of Transportation.

1989. Jonathan L. Gifford. Transportation Systems Management/Transportation Demand Management Plan. Dulles Area Transportation Association and U.S. Urban Mass Transportation Administration, October.

1987. Jonathan L. Gifford and Praveen Sinha. Near Midair Collision Information Analysis: Interim Report. Division of Safety Analysis, Office of Aviation Safety, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, D.C. March.

1986. Jonathan L. Gifford and K.P. Kearns. Washington County Information Systems Strategic Plan. Board of County Commissioners, County of Washington, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. (Published as working paper 86-17, Carnegie Mellon University, School of Urban and Public Affairs, June.)

1986. Jonathan L. Gifford and Robert F. Rich. Management Information Systems and the Organizational Use of Information: The Case of Carnegie Mellon University's Faculty Information System. Committee on Social Science Research in Computing, Carnegie Mellon University. December.

1985. Jonathan L. Gifford and Kevin P. Kearns. Information Systems Strategic Plan: Environmental Scan. Information Systems Strategic Planning Advisory Committee, County of Washington, Common wealth of Pennsylvania.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

2018. Gifford, J. and M. Transue (2018), "Public-private partnerships for infrastructure at the subnational level of government: Opportunities and challenges in the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States", in Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Subnational Public-Private Partnerships: Meeting Infrastructure Challenges, OECD Publishing, Paris, DOI: 10.1787/978926404864-en.

2015. “A New Generation of Transportation Service Delivery.” In The Ripon Forum edited by Lou Zickar. February 2015. p. 21.

2008. “Transportation.” In Digital Quality of Life: Understanding the Personal and Social Benefits of the Information Technology Revolution, edited by Robert D. Atkinson and Daniel D. Castro, 103-11. Washington, D.C.: Information Technology Innovation Foundation. October.

2008. Jonathan L. Gifford and Cristia D. Checherita. “Boundedly- and Non-Rational Travel Behavior and Transportation Policy.” July. Available at ssrn.com/abstract=1495719.

2007. U.S., National Research Council, Committee for a Study of Options for Streamlining Standards for Intelligent Transportation Systems. Letter report to Shelley Row, Director, ITS Joint Program Office , Research and Innovative Technology Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation. June 18. Committee chair.

2006. Gifford, Jonathan L. “Celebrating 50 Years: The Eisenhower Interstate Highway System.” Public Works History, Fall 2006, 3-4.

2006. Jonathan L. Gifford, guest editor, “The Interstate Achievement: Getting There and Beyond,” special issue, TR News, no. 244 (May-June).

2006. Jonathan L. Gifford. “The Exceptional Interstate Highway System: Will a Compel- ling New Vision Emerge?” TR News, no. 244 (May-June), pp. 10-15.

2004. U.S. National Research Council, Committee for Review of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Standards Program. Development and Deployment of Standards for Intelligent Transportation Systems: Review of the Federal Program. Special report, no. 280. Washington, D.C.: Transportation Research Board of the National Academies.

2003. U.S. National Research Council, Committee on Developing a Regional Concept for Managing Surface Transportation Operations. Letter report to Jeffrey Paniati, Associate Administrator, Operations, and Acting Director, ITS Joint Program Office, Federal Highway Administration. June 30. Committee member.

2003. Jonathan L. Gifford, Chair, Committee for Review of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Standards Program (II), Transportation Research Board. Letter report to Jeffrey Paniati, Acting Director, ITS Joint Program Office, Federal Highway Administration. June 24.

2002. Jonathan L. Gifford, Chair, Committee for Review of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Standards Program (II), Transportation Research Board. Letter report to Jeffrey Paniati, Acting Director, ITS Joint Program Office, Federal Highway Administration. September 12.

2002. “Regional Operating Organizations (ROOs): An Idea Whose Time Has Come.” ITS View (Washington, D.C.: ITS America, February).

2001. “Facing the Issues,” in a special feature on Francis C. (Frank) Turner, TR News, no. 31 (March-April), p. 11.

2000. “Increasing the Social Acceptability of Projects.” In Integrating Transport in the City: Reconciling the Economic, Social and Environmental Dimensions, 79-86, OECD Proceedings (Paris: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development). Adapted from a commissioned paper by Jonathan L. Gifford.

2000. “Transportation and Land Development: A Look Forward.” In Transportation and the New Millennium. CD ROM. Washington, D.C.: Transportation Research Board. 7 pp. With Darwin Stuart, Bruce Douglas, and Robert T. Dunphy.

2000. U.S. National Research Council, Committee for Review of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Standards Program. Standards for Intelligent Transportation Systems: Review of the Federal Program (Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press). Committee member.

1997. Jonathan L. Gifford, A.E. Pisarski, G.E. Wickstrom, “History and Current Conditions,” 1997 Regional Transportation Study, report 1. Washington, D.C.: Greater Washington Board of Trade, February.

1996. Jane’s Information Group, North American Intelligent Transportation, Special Report. Prepared under contract by Jonathan L. Gifford. Alexandria, Virginia.

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford Introduction to William L. Mertz Collection: Finding Aid/Research Guide, Robert L. Vay, compiler, Fairfax, VA: ��AV, Special Collections and Archives.

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford “Time to Rethink Our Highway System.” Newsday (November 21): A29-30). [Reprinted in various other Times-Mirror newspapers.]

1995. Jonathan L. Gifford “Brave ‘Newt’onian World.” Intelligent Highway Systems, a supplement to Engineering News-Record (March 13).

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford “System Architecture De-Construction.” Intelligent Highway Systems, a supplement to Engineering News-Record (November 28):26-27.

1994. Jonathan L. Gifford “Footing the Bill.” Intelligent Highway Systems, supplement, Engineering News-Record (June 27):9-11.

1992. Jonathan L. Gifford, Thomas A. Horan and Daniel Sperling, ed. Transportation, Information Technology and Public Policy: Institutional and Environmental Issues in IVHS. Proceedings. Fairfax, VA: ��AV, The Institute of Public Policy; Davis, California: University of California, Davis, The Institute of Transportation Studies.

1991. American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. Interstate: The States and the Interstates; Research on the Planning, Design and Construction of the Inter-state and Defense Highway System. Prepared under contract by Howard Rosen (Principal Investigator), Jonathan L. Gifford, John T. Greenwood, David Jones, Mark Rose and Bruce E. Seely. Washington, D.C.

PUBLIC APPEARANCES

2018. Briefing. Utah Transportation and Tax Review Task Force, Utah State Legislature (August 16).

2015. Testimony. Committee on Small Business Hearing, The Road Ahead: Small Business and the Need for a Long-Term Surface Transportation Reauthorization. U.S. House of Representatives. (June 3).

2013. Guest, “Washington Journal” segment on the history of the Interstate highway program, C-SPAN (July 8).

2008. Interview. “Moving Maryland Forward: A Century of Modern Highways.” Maryland State Highway Administration and Maryland Public Television.

2007. Testimony. Joint Subcommittee to Study Fuel-Efficient Vehicles and Transportation Funding. Virginia General Assembly (December 13).

2007. Guest, “Weekday with Steve Scher.” KUOW 94.9 Puget Sound Public Radio (March 1).

2006. Testimony, “Celebrating 50 Years: The Eisenhower Interstate Highway System.” Hearing, U.S. Congress, House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Highways, Transit and Pipelines. June 27.

2006. Guest, “With Good Reason.” Radio broadcast. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities (original air date November 17-26).

2002. Guest. “Future of Passenger Rail.” Capital Region Roundtable, George Mason Uni- versity TV. October 25.

2002. Guest, “Washington Journal” segment on the history of the Interstate highway program, C-SPAN. August 24.

2000. Moderator, “Spanning the Differences: Public Policy and Administrative Challenges of Replacing the Woodrow Wilson Bridge,” American Society for Public Administration, Northern Virginia Chapter, Arlington, Virginia. December 12.

2000. Guest. “High Speed Rail, Developments in Mass Transit.” Capital Region Roundtable, ��AV TV. December 8.

2000.Guest. “The Wilson Bridge: Impact and Implications.” Capital Region Roundtable, ��AV TV. April 7.

1999. Testimony. Commission on the Future of Transportation in Virginia, Blacksburg, VA. December 9.

1997. Interview. “Divided Highways.” Film. Haydenville, MA: Florentine Films.

1995. Testimony, District of Columbia Taxicab Commission. December 4.

TASK FORCES AND CONSULTING

2018 –. Tokyo City University, Institute for Future City Studies. Member, International Peer Review Committee.

2017 – 2019. World Bank, Washington, D.C. Guidebook on railroad station redevelopment.

2016 –. U.S. Department of Transportation, Volpe National Transportation Systems Center. Support to the Office of Innovative Program Delivery and the Build America Bureau.

2017. 3M Corporation. Briefing on public-private partnerships.

2016 – 2018. International Transport Forum/Organization for Economic Co‑operation and De- velopment Working Group: Private Investment in Infrastructure: Infrastructure Risk Treatment and Moving Beyond the Public-Private Partnership.

2015 – 2016. Advisor. BENEFIT (Business Models for Enhancing Funding and Enabling Financ- ing for Infrastructure in Transport), European Union Horizon 2020 Research Program.

2007. International Access Corporation, Washington, D.C. Reports on U.S. transportation policy and programs.

2007. Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc., McLean, Virginia. Highway safety policy initiatives.

2006. Panelist. “TechPlan: The New Transportation Planner Roundtable.” University of Minnesota, Hubert Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 13.

2005. Proceedings reviewer. Smart Growth and Transportation: Issues and Lessons Leaned. Washington, D.C.: Transportation Research Board.

2004. Panelist. St. Croix River Crossing (Minnesota) Workshop. Stillwater, MN. Minnesota Department of Transportation. December 13.

2004. Summary of workshop discussions. Committee for a Study of the Feasibility of a Hazardous Materials Transportation Cooperative Research Program. Transportation Research Board of the National Academies. July 1.

2003 – 2004. Academic Member, Public Private Transportation Act Advisory Panel, Proposal to Improve Interstate 81. Commonwealth of Virginia.

2003. Invited participant, Symposium on Historic Context for the Interstate Highway System. Sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration. Washington, D.C. (February 12-13).

2001. Invited participant, Workshop to Review the Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration Condition and Performance (C&P) Report Process. Sponsored by the American Association of State Highway Officials, the American Public Transit Associated, and the National Cooperative Highway Research Program, Transportation Research Board, National Research Council. Washington, D.C. (February 20-21).

2001. Louis Berger, Inc. Report on transportation policy in the U.S.

2000. Invited participant, Joint National Science Foundation/U.S. Department of Transportation Workshop on Developing an Information Technology-Oriented Research Program for Surface Transportation Systems, October 15-17, Chicago.

1999. Member, Academic Vetting Team for U.S. Federal Highway Administration’s Highway Economic Requirements System (HERS), Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, May 24-25.

1998 – 2003. Member, Northern Virginia Task Force on Professional Capacity Building.

1995 –. International Access, Inc. Reports on transportation asset management in the U.S. and the United Kingdom, transportation planning, intelligent transportation systems, and on highway noise barriers.

1994 – 1997. Script reviewer, “Divided Highways,” a film on the Interstate highway system by Florentine Films. Aired on PBS October 22, 1997.

1993 – 1994. Virginia, Department of Transportation, Advisory Committee on Highway Safety and Design Standards in Scenic and Historic Areas.

1993. Technical advisor on congestion pricing, Virginia Department of Transportation.

1992 – 1993. Northern Virginia Planning District Commission, Virginia Railway Express Land Use Impacts Study Task Force.

1987 – 1990. Member, task force to review alternative pilot designs for a nationwide management information system for the Veterans Administration's Division of Medicine and Surgery. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Washington, D.C.

1989. Project team member, in cooperation with SAIC, Inc., for review of statement of national transportation policy. U.S. Department of Transportation, Washington, D.C.

1986 – 1988. Member, Oral Examining Board. Allegheny County Health Department, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

1986 – 1987. Advisor on helicopter ambulance service, Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

1986 – 1987. Advisor on information systems, Board of County Commissioners, County of Washington, Pennsylvania.

1986. Advisor, data sampling plan, U.S. Postal Service, Raleigh, NC (with George Duncan).

1984. Advisor, rail labor agreements at the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, Ministry of Transport, Ottawa, Canada.

1982. Computer model development, Ministry of Transport, Republic of Venezuela.

1979. Computer model development, Genge/Computer Airport Planning Services, Inc., San Francisco, California.

1979. Computer model development, Transportation Development Associates, Inc., Boulder, Colorado (with Peter Loubar).

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, SERVICE, CONSULTING AND PEER REVIEW

World Conference on Transportation Research Society
2010 – 2019. Member, Steering Committee.
2007 – 2010. Member, Scientific Committee; Deputy Manager, Topic Area G – Transport Planning, Policy and Management.

Transportation Research Forum – Washington Chapter
2015 – 2019. Member, Council at Large

Young Professionals in Transportation
2015 – 2016. Member, Board of Advisors

Eno Center for Transportation
2015. Member, P3 Working Group

International Conference on Public-Private Partnerships
2015. Member, International Science Committee

Transportation Research Board, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

1990 –. University Representative, George Mason University.

2006 – 2007. Chair. National Research Council Committee for a Study of Options for Streamlining Standards for Intelligent Transportation Systems. Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences.

2005 – 2008. Member, Project Panel. “Multi-State Transportation Operations Programs” (Project 03-84). National Cooperative Highway Research Program.

2005 – 2008. Member, Project Panel. “A Guide to Emergency Response Planning for Transportation” (Project 20-59(23)). National Cooperative Highway Research Program.

2004 – 2009. Member, Project Panel, “AASHTO Guide to Risk Management of Multimodal Transportation Infrastructure” (Project 20-59(17)), National Cooperative Highway Research Program.

2004 – 2007. Member, Committee on Regional Transportation Systems Management and Operations (AHB10).

2002 – 2003. Co-chair, Committee for the Workshop on Developing a Regional Concept for Managing Surface Transportation Operations.

2003 – 2009. Member, Project Panel, “Guide for Emergency Transportation Operations” (Project 20-59(11)), National Cooperative Highway Research Program.

2002. Panel discussant, Committee to Review the Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ Survey Programs (February 26).

2001 – 2004. Chair (2002-2003; member, 2001), National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Committee for the Review of USDOT’s Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Standards Program (II).

2000 – 2004. Co-chair, Subcommittee on Regional Operating Organizations.

2000. Member, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Committee for the Review of USDOT’s Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Standards Program (March 6-November 30).

2000 –2007. Member, Committee on Asset Management, ABC40.

1997 – 2000. Member, Project Panel, “Needs in Communicating the Economic Impacts of Transportation Investment” (Project 2-22), National Cooperative Highway Research Program, Transportation Research Board.

1995 – 2007. Member, paper reviewer, Strategic Management Committee, A1A07.

1995 –2013. Chair (2007-2013); Secretary (1995-2007), Committee on Transportation History. 1991 – 2009. Chair (2003-2009); member, paper reviewer, Committee on Transportation and

Land Development, ADD30.

U.S. Department of Transportation

2008 – 2010. Member, ITS Standards Working Group, Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office, Research and Innovative Programs Administration.

2005 – 2006. Member, Technical Panel, Transportation and Land Use Course, National Highway Institute and National Transit Institute.

National Science Foundation

2005. Member, National Science Foundation Peer Review Team, Midwest America Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), Urbana, IL, October 24-26.

2004. Member, National Science Foundation Peer Review Team, Midwest America Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), Urbana, IL, July-August.

2002. Member, National Science Foundation Peer Review Team, Midwest America Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), Urbana, IL, July-August.

2002. Member, National Science Foundation Peer Review Team, Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, July-August.

2001. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Midwest America Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), Urbana, IL, June 19-22.

2001. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, May 29-June 1.

2000. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, May 23-25.

2000. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Midwest America Earthquake Engineering Research Center, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia, May 17-19.

1999. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Multidisciplinary Center for Earthquake Engineering Research, State University of New York at Buffalo, Amherst, New York, July 26-28.

1999. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Pacific Earthquake Engi- neering Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, June 15-18.

1999. Member, National Science Foundation Site Visit Team, Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems, New York University, New York, New York, February 10-12.

1995. Proposal Reviewer, Civil Infrastructure Systems, Systematic Change in Urban Infrastructure Systems.

Member, American Society of Civil Engineers

2000 – 2002 Member, State Government Relations Committee 1997 – 2001. Member, National Transportation Policy Committee

1987 – 1997. Member, Committee on Urban Transportation Economics & Policy (Chair, 1993 – 1997)

Reviewer, Transportation Journal of the ASCE.

Intelligent Transportation Society of America

2002. Panelist, “Best of ITS” Awards Competition, Education and Training Category.

2000 – 2003. Member, Societal, Institutional & Environmental Committee; Co-Chair, Task Force on New Regional Organizations.

1992 – 1999. Member, Institutional Issues Committee; Chairman, Working Group on Policy (1992 – 94).

International Standardization Organization

1997 – 2006. Observer Member, Technical Committee on Transportation Information and Control Systems (ISO TC 204).

Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management

Society for the History of Technology

1998. Reviewer, Technology & Culture (The Johns Hopkins University Press).

Public Works Historical Society

1992 – 1994. Nominating Committee (elected).

EDITORIAL DUTIES

2015. Journal of Finance Management. Reviewer.

2009 –15. Transportation (Springer), reviewer. 2010 – 14. University of Chicago Press, reviewer.

2006 –. Annals of Regional Science, reviewer. 2003. Oxford University Press, reviewer.

2000 – 2003. Editorial Board, International Journal of Transportation Management (Elsevier); North American Editor, 2000-2003.

2000 –. Associate Editor, Public Works Management & Policy (Sage) 1997. Prentice-Hall. Reviewer.

1992 – 98. Transportation Research A: Policy & Practice (Elsevier), editorial advisory board.

1996. Jane’s Information Group, editorial adviser.

1995. Intelligent Highway Systems (quarterly supplement to Engineering News Record),

Contributing editor.

1994 –. Moderator, Internet listserv on transportation

1995 – 2003. Moderator, Internet listserv on complexity (complexity@gmu.edu).

1991 –. Transportation Research Board.

CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP DEVELOPMENT

2014 – . Co-sponsor and session organizer. American Road and Transportation Builders Association Annual Public-Private Partnership Conference, Washington, D.C.

2013 – 2017. University host, Transportation Camp DC (transportationcamp.org).

2013. Organizer, Kickoff Event for the ��AV Center for Transportation Public-Private Partnership Policy (Dec. 13).

2013. Co-sponsor and session organizer. American Road and Transportation Builders Association 25^th Annual Public-Private Partnership Conference, Washington, D.C. July 24-26.

2013. Session moderator and organizer with Eno Center for Transportation. “A Forum on Governor Bob McDonnell’s Transportation Funding Proposal.” ��AV, Arlington Campus, Arlington, V.A., February 14, 2013.

2012. Training developer and lead trainer. “Building the Professional Capacity for Multimodal Planning in Virginia.” June 5 and 6, 2012.

2007. Session moderator and organizer. “Fuel Prices and Transportation: Tipping Point or Too Small to Matter?” Transportation Research Board 86^th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 21-25.

2006. Discussant. “The Role of Design Standards for the U.S. Transportation Infrastructure in the Face of Climate Change.” Conference on Climate Change and U.S. Transportation. National Academies, Transportation Research Board and Division on Earth and Life Sciences. Washington, D.C. October 12.

2006. Planning committee. RFID Applications Conference. Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., October 17-18.

2006. Moderator and organizer. “Land Use and the Interstate: Perspectives at 50.” Transportation Research Board annual meeting, January 22-26.

2005. Moderator. “Urban Form and Travel Behavior.” Transportation Research Board annual meeting, January 9-13.

2003. Session organizer. “Asset Management, Performance Measurement, and Operations: It Costs Too Much to Change so We Don’t.” Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 14.

2003. Session moderator. “Robert Moses: Villain or Visionary?” Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. Washington, D.C. January 13.

2002 – 2003. Conference Steering Committee. “Securing the Supply Chain.” Sponsored by the School of Public Policy and the Council for Logistics Management, Arlington, VA, March 10-11, 2003.

2002. Conference Steering Committee. “Transportation Policy Forum on TEA-21 Reauthorization.” Federal Bar Association, Washington, D.C., November 18 and No- vember 25.

2002. Conference Steering Committee. “Sustainable, Integrated Land-Use and Transportation Planning in Coastal Sussex County [Delaware].” Greater Lewes Foundation and the University of Delaware Sea Grant Program, Lewes, Delaware, March 13.

2002. Moderator. “Preserving the Transportation Profession’s Memory.” 81^st Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 13-17.

2002. Moderator. “How Are Institutions Using Asset Management Information.” 81^st Annual Meeting, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 13-17.

2002. Co-Chair. Organizing for Regional Transportation Operations: A Workshop.” Sponsored by the Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Transportation Research Board, Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations, U.S. Department of Transportation, Institute of Transportation Engineers and American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. Atlanta, Georgia, January 11-12.

2001. Invited participant. Bringing Information Technology to Infrastructure: A Workshop to Develop a Research Agenda. Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems, New York University, Arlington, Virginia, June 25-27.

2001. Workshop leader and developer. “Transportation Management & Operations: Facing Down the Institutional Issues.” Sponsored by the Washington Metropolitan Council of Governments, Virginia Department of Transportation Technology Transfer Center, Maryland Technology Transfer Center, and District of Columbia Department of Public Works Office of Transportation. 18 participants. April 5, 12 and 26, 2001.

1998 – 1999. Academic Advisory Board, World Services Congress. Sponsored by the Coalition of Service Industries Research and Educational Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia, November 1-3, 1999.

1998. Moderator. “Standards and Interoperability.” Intelligent Transportation Society of Virginia, Arlington, VA, November 19.

1997. Member, Steering Committee, “Getting More for Less: Developing a Guide for Cost-Benefit Analysis.” Sponsored by the Committee on Urban Transportation Economics and Policy, American Society of Civil Engineers, Fairfax, VA, September 11-12.

1997. Member, Steering Committee, Standards Review and Interoperability Workshop. Sponsored by ��AV, University of Michigan, Intelligent Transportation Society of America and the U.S. Department of Transportation Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems, Fairfax, VA, December 17-18.

1995. Moderator. First World Congress on Applications of Transport Telematics and Intelligent Transport Systems. Paris, France, November 30-December 3.

1994 –1999. Member, North American Program Committee, World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems

1994. Conference chairman. Transportation and Regional Economic Development. Sponsored by ��AV, Airlie Conference Center, Airlie, Virginia, November 6-8.

1993. Program chairman and proceedings editor. Guessing the Future: Coping With Uncertainty in Infrastructure Planning. Sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers, Denver, Colorado, June 28-30.

1992. Conference co-chairman and proceedings co-editor. IVHS [Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems] Policy: A Workshop on Institutional and Environmental Issues. Sponsored by the Institute of Public Policy, ��AV, and the Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Davis, Monterey, California, April 26-28.

1992. Program committee. Vehicle Navigation and Information Systems. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Oslo, Norway, September 2-4.

1991. Session organizer and chair. “Panel on Policy Issues.” Second International Conference on the Application of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 18-20.

1989. Rapporteur, “Collaborative Planning.” National Conference on Suburban Mobility, sponsored by the U.S. Urban Mass Transportation Administration in conjunction with the National Center for Suburban Mobility, ��AV, Tysons Corner, Virginia, November 30-December 1.

1988. Session chair, “The Potential for Economic Development in Northern Virginia.” Session at “Northern Virginia: Now to 2000, A Local Government Forum,” sponsored by Department of Public Affairs and the School of Continuing and Alternative Learning, ��AV, Fairfax, Virginia, November 16.

1986. Panelist, “Managing the Information Explosion.” Eastern Regional Meeting, American Society for Public Administration, Philadelphia, Pa, October 1-3.

STUDENT ADVISING

Dissertation Committees

2010 – 2016. Nobuhiko Daito, Public Policy (chair) 2012. Xin Zhou, Public Policy (chair)

2011. Uma Kelekar, Public Policy

2011. Matthew Hardy, Public Policy (chair) 2005 – 2008. Chuck Augustine, Public Policy (chair). 1999 – 2002. Odd J. Stalebrink, Public Policy (chair)

1998. Christopher Bonanti, Environmental Science and Policy (chair) 1996. Ron Fraser, Public Policy

1995 – 2003. Fred Butterfield, Environmental Science and Policy 1995. Francis X. Neumann, Doctor of Public Administration

Doctoral Students, Field Committees

2017 – . Lauren McCarthy

2010 – . Michael McCormick (chair) 2012 – 2014. Rui Neiva, Public Policy

2012 – 2016. Morghan Transue, Public Policy

Doctoral Students, Pre-Candidacy

2003. James Pol, Public Policy.

2002 – 2005. Brandon Schneider, History, Georgetown University. 2001 –. Tien Duong, Environmental Science & Public Policy.

1998. Stephen Lieberman, Public Policy

M.A. Interdisciplinary Studies

1999. Sameer Vyas. “Local Governments and Infrastructure Development.”

Bachelor of Arts, Government and International Politics

2011 –. Nathan Dorfman

Bachelor of Individualized Studies

2005 –. Cheryl Richman 2004 – 2005. Ethel Anderson

Visiting Graduate Students

2012. Christian Rudolph. "Modeling Effects on Emissions and Mobility Behavior by Alternative Drive Trains."

2000. Anouk Waterman, Delft University. “Reverse Logistics”

1999. Raoul Smit, Delft University. “Congestion Pricing.”

1999 –2000. Martijn van Gils, Delft University.

Courses Taught at George Mason

Ph.D. in Public Policy

2015 –. Applied Methods in Regional Development and Transportation Policy

Master of Arts in Transportation Policy, Operations & Logistics

2014 –. Graduate Seminar in Public-Private Partnership Policy 2002 –. Transportation Systems.

2001 –. Practicum in Transportation Policy, Operations & Logistics 2007. Seminar in U.S. National Transportation Policy.

2000 – 2001. New Professionalism: Transportation Policy, Operations & Logistics

Honors College (previously Mason Honors Program)

2018 – Infrastructure Past, Present and Future

1998 – 2005. The Interstate Highway System as a Socio-Technical System

Master of Public Administration (MPA) Program

1988 – 2004. Managing Information Resources

Infrastructure Management and Public Policy: The Social, Political, Economic and Environmental Context (also serves students in M.S. Urban Systems Engineering Program)

Policy Analysis

Quantitative Methods for Public Managers Issues in Information Systems Planning

B.S. Public Administration Program

Urban Governance and Planning

Environmental Sciences & Public Policy Graduate Program

Seminar on Risk Assessment and Decision Making

B.S. Urban Systems Engineering Program

Urban Infrastructure Systems Planning and Management

SERVICE AT ��AV

University

2011 – 2012. Member, Faculty/Staff Email Selection Committee

2011. Leadership Legacy Program, Cohort I 2008 – 2013. Member, Research Council.

2008. Member, Distance Education Council.

2008. Search Committee, Vice President for Research.

2007. Member, Ad Hoc Committee to Develop a Policy for Research Misconduct. 1999. Member, Parking Services Advisory Committee.

1995 –. Advisor, Transportation Collections, Special Collections and Archives, Fenwick Library.

1993 – 1999. Member, Member, Research Advisory Committee, Office of the Vice Provost for Research.

1998 – 1999. Advisor, Search Committee for Transportation Engineering

1998. Transportation Assessment Committee, School of Information Technology & Engineering.

1997 – 1998. Search Committee, Chief Information Officer.

Schar School of Policy and Government

2012. Chair, Research Support Committee

2012. Member, Search Committee, Director of Fiscal Services

2007 – 2008. Member, Search Committee, National Security (chair David Hart) 2003. Member, Executive Education Committee (chair Lee Fritschler).

2002 – 2003. Member, Search Committee, Quantitative Methods (chair Cathy Rudder).

1998 – 2000. Coordinator, Masters in Transportation Policy, Operations and Logistics, ��AV. Led development of proposal for new master’s degree.

1998 – 1999. Member, Search Committee, Transportation Planning.

College of Arts and Science

1998 – 2002. Member, Executive Committee, Honors Faculty in General Education.

1997 – 2001. Chair, Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure, College of Arts and Sciences (member, 1997-1999).

Department of Public & International Affairs

1999 – 2000. Member, Search Committee, Information Systems.

1999 – 2000. Chair, Research Reassignment from Teaching Committee

1997 – 2002. Course design team leader, Information Systems, for Masters of Public Administration.

Areas of Research

Civil Engineering
Development and Delivery
Federalism/State and Local Government
Fiscal Policy and Budgeting
Infrastructure Finance
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs or P3s)
Regional Development
Transportation Policy
Urban Policy

James K. Conant

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Professor Emeritus of Policy and Government

Contact Information

jconant@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-1416
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 631
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

James K. Conant is Professor Emeritus of Policy and Government at ��AV. His research and publications are focused on public budgeting and financial management, executive branch organization and management, homeland security, and environmental policy and management.

His work has been published in Public Administration Review, Public Budgeting and Finance, Municipal Finance Journal, Review of Public Personnel Administration, The International Journal of Public Administration, State and Local Government Review, Journal of Environmental Practice, and other journals and edited books. He is coeditor of Dollars and Sense: Policy Choices and the Wisconsin Budget (1991), the author of Wisconsin Politics and Government: America’s Laboratory of Democracy (2006), and the lead author of the Life Cycles of the Council on Environmental Quality and the Environmental Protection Agency: 1970–2035 (2016). Conant has contributed original research to two national commissions on the public service (Volker Commission; Winter Commission), and he has served as a consultant to a variety of organizations in the public, nonprofit, and private sectors, including environmental protection, transportation, education, human services, and homeland security organizations.

Conant has been a member of the faculty at Mason since 1996. At Mason, he has served as associate dean for the College of Arts and Sciences and as MPA director. Before joining the faculty at Mason, he served on the faculties at Rutgers University, New York University, and the University of Oklahoma, and as a Visiting Professor at the LaFollette Institute of Public Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

He received his PhD in political science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Areas of Research:

Environmental Policy
Environmental Protection
Executive Branch Organization and Management
Federalism/State and Local Government
Leadership
Organizations
Public Administration
Public Budgeting
Public Law
Homeland Security

Kenneth J. Button

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University Professor Emeritus of Policy and Government

Contact Information

kbutton@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-4647
Fax: 703-993-1574
Fairfax Campus, Aquia Building, Room 539
4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030
MSN: 3F4

Biography

Kenneth Button is a professor of public policy at the ��AV Schar School of Policy and Government and a world-renowned expert on transportation policy. He has published, or has in press, some 80 books and more than 400 academic papers in the field of transport economics, transport planning, environmental analysis, and industrial organization. Some of his recent books include Airline Deregulation: An International Perspective (David Fulton Publishing), Flying into the Future: Air Transport Policy in the European Union (Edward Elgar Publishing), Handbook of Transport Modelling (Pergamon Press), Transport, the Environment and Sustainable Development (E & FN Spon publishing), Meta-analysis in Environmental Economics (Kluwer), and Air Transport Networks (Edward Elgar Publishing).

Before coming to the Schar School, Button was an advisor to the Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development where he headed up the OECD work on International Aviation (which produced The Future of International Air Transport Policy: Responding to Global Change).

He has previously held visiting academic posts at the University of British Columbia and the University of California at Berkeley. In the two years prior to his secondment to the OECD, he completed consultancy work for the ICAO in Brazil as well as studies for the European Union, Transport Canada, the European Conference of Ministers of Transport, the UN-DDSMS, and the World Bank. Button was a director of the transport consultancy firm Pearce, Sharp and Associates which specialized in work on transport. He was the Special Advisor to the U.K. House of Common Transport Committee between 1993 and 1994. In 1990, he had been seconded to the OECD to assist in the preparation of documentation for its five yearly meeting of Ministers of Environment.

Since 1996, Button has contributed invited presentations to international conferences in the U.K., Canada, France, the Netherlands, Australia, Cyprus, Belgium, Japan, Taiwan, Spain, Sweden, Germany, Chile, Italy, South Africa, and Korea as well as in the U.S. he has testified before the U.S. Congress on air transport issues. He serves as editor of the leading international academic journals Transportation Research Part D: Transport and the Environment and the Journal of Air Transport Management, and sits on the editorial boards of nine other journals. He is on the scientific committee of the World Conference on Transport Research and the Advisory Board of the Air Transport Research Group.

View CV

Areas of Research

Economics of Privatization and Regulation
Environmental Economics
Regional Economics
Transport Planning
Transportation Economics
Urban Economics

Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley

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Associate Professor

Contact Information

sbenouag@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-1109
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 668
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

Organization and management of weapons programs; tacit knowledge and weapons development; Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) terrorism, ethics and science; WMD export controls; WMD-related trafficking in the former Soviet states; sanctions and proliferation financing; bioweapons dissuasion.

Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley is an associate professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government at ��AV. She holds affiliations with Mason's Biodefense Program, Center for Global Studies, and the Department of History and Art History’s Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS) program.

Prior to joining the Mason faculty in 2008, Ben Ouagrham-Gormley was a senior research associate with the Monterey Institute of International Studies’ James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS). While at CNS, she spent two years at the CNS Almaty office in Kazakhstan, where she served as director of research. She also was the founding editor-in-chief of the International Export Control Observer, a monthly publication focusing on proliferation developments and export controls around the globe. From 2004 to 2008, she was an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C.

Ben Ouagrham-Gormley has conducted research and written on such topics as nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons proliferation, organization and management of weapons programs, WMD trafficking in states of the former Soviet Union, biosecurity and bioterrorism, bio-dissuasion, export controls, defense industry conversion, transfer mechanisms of WMD expertise, and redirection of WMD experts. She has received several grants from the Departments of Defense, State, and Energy, as well as from the Nuclear Threat Initiative and the Carnegie Corporation of New York to conduct research on WMD proliferation and contribute to remediation programs such as the DOD-funded Cooperative Threat Reduction Program.

She received her PhD in development economics from the Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris; a graduate degree in strategy and defense policy from the Ecoles des Hautes Etudes Internationales in Paris; a master’s degree in applied foreign languages (triple major in economics, law, and foreign languages—Russian and English) from the University of Paris X-Nanterre, and a dual undergraduate degree in applied foreign languages and English Literature from the University of Paris X-Nanterre. She is fluent in French, English, Russian, and spoken Arabic, and possesses beginner competence in Kazakh.

Curriculum Vitae

View Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley's CV

Office Address:
��AV
Schar School of Policy and Government
MSN 3F4, 4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030-4444, USA

Telephone: (Office) +1 (703) 993-1109
Fax: (Office) +1 (703) 993-1399
Email: sbenouag@gmu.edu

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

August 2014 to Present
��AV, Fairfax, VA
Biodefense Program, School of Policy, Government and International Affairs
Associate Professor

August 2008 to May 2014
��AV, Fairfax, VA
Biodefense Program, Department of Public and International Affairs
Assistant Professor

May 2010 to Present
��AV, Fairfax, VA
Center for Global Studies
Associate Faculty Member

October 2011 to Present
��AV, Fairfax, VA
Department of History and Art History
Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS)
Affiliate Faculty

2001-2008
James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies, Washington, D.C.
Senior Research Associate/Senior Program Manager

2004-2007
Johns Hopkins University
The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)
Adjunct Professor

1999-2001
Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Senior Research Associate and Director of Research (Almaty Office)

1998-1999
Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies, Monterey, CA.
Post-Doctoral Fellow

1997-1998
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Paris, France.
Principal Investigator
Conducted a study on the restructuring of the Russian defense industry based on extensive interviews of defense enterprise directors, regional, municipal, and military authorities, and professors in local universities in 20 Russian cities.

1995-1996
Advanced School of Economics (ASE), Moscow, Russia
Under a grant from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I organized the exchange of Economics professors between the ASE and European Universities.

Education

School of Advanced Social Sciences (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales – EHESS), Paris, France (1994-1998)
Ph.D. in Economics of Development
Dissertation: The Conversion of the Russian Defense Industry: A Regional Analysis. Defended, January 1999 with “High Honors and Congratulations.”

School of Advanced Social Sciences (EHESS), Paris, France (1992-1993) Postgraduate Degree in Economics of Development (DEA)
Dissertation paper: Defense Industry Conversion and Russia’s New Military Doctrine.

School of Advanced International Studies, (Ecole des Hautes Etudes Internationales) Paris, France (1991-1992)
Postgraduate Degree in Strategy and Defense Policy (DES)
Dissertation paper: Disarmament and the Conversion of the Defense Industry in Russia (Published by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research in 1993).

California State University, Fullerton (1990)
Studies in microeconomics and the administration of international organizations as exchange student from Paris X University, Nanterre, France.

University of Paris X, Nanterre, France (1988-1989)
Masters in Applied Foreign Languages (Triple major in foreign languages —Russian, English, French— Economics, and Law).

University of Paris X, Nanterre, France (1984-1988)
Dual undergraduate degrees in Applied Foreign Languages and English Literature.

Publications

Book and Book Chapters

Barriers to Bioweapons: The Challenges of Expertise and Organization for Weapons Development, Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, (KW Publishers, New Delhi, India, 2016)
Reprint of my book originally published by Cornell University Press.

Barriers to Bioweapons: The Challenges of Expertise and Organization for Weapons Development, Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, (Cornell University Press, 2014.)

“Life inside the Soviet Biological Warfare Program,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, in Biological Threats in the Twenty First Century, Filippa Lentzos (ed.), (Imperial College Press, London, Forthcoming.)

“Minatom’s Regional Strategy,” in James Clay Moltz, Vladimir Orlov, and Adam Stulberg, eds., Preventing Nuclear Meltdown: Managing Decentralization of Russia’s Nuclear Complex (Burlington, VT: Ashgate Publishing Co., 2004): 64-78.

Contributed several chapters and sections in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001).

“The Specifics of Soviet Defense Enterprises,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 106–121.
“Economic Conception of Conversion,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 142–145.
“Consequences of the Reforms,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 356–365.
“U.S., France, and Great Britain vs. Russia,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 504–527.
“The Decision-Making Process,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 598–615.
“Criteria of Success and Failure,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 616–631.
“Restructuring vs. Conversion,” in Vlad Genin, ed., The Anatomy of the Russian Defense Conversion (Stanford: Vega Press, 2001): 632–639.

“Russian Regional Defense Conversion, 1992-1993,” in Theodore Karasik, ed., Russia and Eurasia Armed Forces Review, 1992-1993 (Gulf Breeze, FL: Academic International Press, 2000).

“Case Studies: Regional Comparison” (Etudes de Cas: Comparaisons Regionales),” chapter 8 in Pouvoirs et industries de defense en Russie, Sonia Ben Ouagrham, CREST Ecole Polytechnique, Documentation Francaise, 1997 (in French).

Refereed Journal Articles

“Distributive Justice and Treaty Efficiency: Impact of Dual-use Research Restrictions on BWC Implementation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, International Negotiation, Vol. 19, no. 3, (November- December, 2014): 543-569

“Restricted Science” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley and Shannon Fye, Frontiers in Public Health (September 24, 2014)

“Dissuading Biological Weapons Proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Contemporary Security Policy, December 2013.

“Dual-Use Research and the Myth of Easy Replication,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Journal of Disaster Research, Special Issue on Dual-Use Research published in English and Japanese, Vol. 8, No.4, (August 2013): 705-713.

“Banking on Nonproliferation: Improving the Implementation of Financial Sanctions,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Nonproliferation Review, Vol. 19, No. 2 (July 2012): 241-265.

“Barriers to Bioweapons: Intangible Obstacles to Proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, International Security, Vol. 36, No. 4 (Spring 2012): 80-114.

“The Social Context Shaping Bioweapons (Non)proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley and Kathleen M. Vogel, Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Biodefense Strategy, Practice, and Science, Vol. 8, No. 1 (March 2010): 9-24.

“Breaking Out of the CTR Mold?” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, vol. 66, no. 1 (January 2010): 12-17.

“The Soviet Anti-Plague System: An Introduction,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Alexander Melikishvili, and Raymond A. Zilinskas, Critical Reviews in Microbiology, vol. 32, no. 1 (2006): 15- 17.

“Growth of the Anti-Plague System During the Soviet Period,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Critical Reviews in Microbiology, vol. 32, no. 1 (2006): 33-46.

“What Non-Proliferation Policy for the Soviet Anti-Plague System?” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Alexander Melikishvili, and Raymond A. Zilinskas, Critical Reviews in Microbiology, vol. 32, no. 1 (2006): 65-67.

“Conversion of Russian Chemical Weapons Production Facilities: Conflicts with the CWC,” Nonproliferation Review, vol. 7, no. 2 (July 2000): 44-62.

Non-refereed Articles and Monographs

“The Bioweapons Convention: A New Approach,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, November 24, 2015.

“Technological Advance, Proliferation Potential, and the Unsuitability of Bioweapons as a Deterrent,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March 30, 2015.

“Bioweapons Are Not Alternatives to Nuclear Weapons,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March 20, 2015.

“A Man Named Guenna,” Kathleen Vogel, Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Slavomir Grunberg, and Slava Paperno, Cultures (a publication of the American Society for Microbiology), Vol. 1, no.3, (Autumn 2014): 75-85.

“Bioweapons Alarmism in Syria,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Online, October 4, 2013.

“On not Falling Prey to Biological Weapons Alarmism in Syria,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Pandora Report, September 6, 2013.

“The Pandora’s Box of Biology,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, The Global Studies Review, Vol. 8, No. 1 (May 2012).

“Amerithrax Review: Lessons for Future Investigations,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Online, Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, (November 1, 2011).

“New Developments in the Russian Export Control System” Japanese Center for Information and Security Trade Controls (CISTEC), January 2011 (Published in English and Japanese).

“State of Export Controls in Jordan,” prepared for the U.S. State Department, January 13, 2010.

“Nuclear Terrorism’s Fatal Assumptions,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Online, Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley (October 23, 2007).

“An Unrealized Nexus? WMD-Related Trafficking, Terrorism, and Organized Crime in the Former Soviet Union,” Arms Control Today, Vol. 37 (July/August 2007).

“Plagued by Errors: New Approach Needed to Tackle Proliferation Threats from the Anti-Plague System,” Arms Control Today, Vol. 36 (March 2006).

“Conversion at Stepnogorsk: What the Future Holds for Former Bioweapons Facilities,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham and Kathleen M. Vogel, Peace Studies Program Occasional Paper, Cornell University, 2003, pacs.einaudi.cornell.edu/system/files/Stepnogorsk-28.pdf.

“Biological Weapons Threats from the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, in The Future of the Russian State, The Liechtenstein Institute for Self-Determination, Princeton University, 2002.

“A Cooperative Border Security System Between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham and Dastan Eleukenov, Sandia National Laboratories Report, June 2002.

“Proliferation Threat From Central Asia and the Caucasus,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham and Dastan Eleukenov, Cooperative Monitoring Center Occasional Paper #24, Sandia National Laboratories, February 2002.

“Central Asia: Why Do We Care?” Sonia Ben Ouagrham and Dave Barber, Sandia National Laboratories Newsletter, June 2001.

“Obstacles to the Implementation of the CWC in Russia and Kazakhstan,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, The Monitor, (November/December, 1999): 13–17.

“L’aspect regional de la conversion” (The Regional Aspect of Conversion), Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Le Débat Strategique, Summer 1998 (in French).

“Contrôle de l’État sur le système de production d’armement en Russie” (State Control over Weapons Production in Russia), in Jean-Paul Hebert, Etats et firmes d’armement en Europe, Cahiers D’Etudes Strategiques, No. 22 (September 1998) (in French).

“Severodvinsk, nationaliste par nécessité” (Severodvinsk, Nationalist by Necessity), Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Le Débat Strategique, February 1996 (in French).

“La Conversion de l’industrie de defense a St. Petersboug et Vladivostok,” (Conversion of Defense Industry in St. Petersburg and Vladivostok) Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Le Débat Strategique, August 1995 (in French).

“La politique de la Russie au Moyen Orient” (Russia’s Policy in the Middle East), Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Le Débat Strategique, March 1995 (in French).

“Le désarmement et la conversion de l’industrie militaire en Russie” (Disarmament and Conversion of the Defense Industry in Russia) Sonia Ben Ouagrham, UNIDIR Research Paper #24, 1993.

“La transistion vers l’économie de marché des pays de l’Est” (Transition to Market Economies in Eastern Countries) Louis Pilandon, Sonia Ben Ouagrham, and Olivier Vedrine, UNIDIR Research Paper #23, 1993.

“La conversion de l’industrie militaire dans la Communaute des Etats independants (CEI) (Conversion of Defense Industry in Newly Independent States-NIS),” Louis Pilandon and Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Revue Defense Nationale, No. 544 (July 1993) (in French).

Documentary

The Anthrax Diaries, 30-minute documentary on bioethics produced with Slawomir Grunberg (Award- winning film-maker), Slava Paperno (Russian language Department, Cornell University), and Kathleen Vogel (Science and Technology Department, Cornell University).

(Work is in progress to expand this short documentary into a full-length one-hour film.)

Book Translations

Gilbert Abraham-Frois and Edmond Berrebi, Prices, Profits and Rhythms of Accumulation (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997): Translated by Sonia Ben Ouagrham from French to English.

Pierre Picard, Wages and Unemployment: A Study in Non-Walrasian Macroeconomics (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993): Translated by Sonia Ben Ouagrham from French to English.

Work in Progress

Book Project and Companion Educational Website

The Anthrax Diaries: The Development of Bioweapons in the Words of their Creators, book project with Professor Kathleen Vogel, (formerly Cornell University, now head of Science and Technology Program at North Carolina State University).

This book is the result of a 4-year grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New-York (2008-2012), which created an oral history of the U.S. and Soviet bioweapons program. The book offers first-hand testimonies of about 50 U.S. and Soviet bioweapons scientists, technicians, and administrative personnel about their personal and collective experiences working in the biological weapons programs.

The companion educational website will contain all of the transcripts of interviews conducted under the Oral History project of the Soviet and U.S. bioweapons program, along with video and audio interviews. All transcripts are being posted in two languages: English and Russian. This is a joint project in which I am teaming with Professors Kathleen Vogel (formerly Cornell University, now head of Science and Technology Program at North Carolina State University) and Slava Paperno (Cornell University). Ultimately, the website will be a bilingual online multimedia forum that will be used to educate U.S. and international scientists, engineers, and publics about the complicated ethical dilemmas underpinning scientific work. This will be accomplished through audience engagement with video-recorded interviews, film clips, and texts, as well as particular natural and material objects that have comprised the scientific lives of former U.S. and Soviet bioweapons scientists.

Conference Papers and Invited Presentations

“Assessing Bioweapons Threats: A New Analytical Framework,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh, October 24, 2015

“Tacit Knowledge in Bioweapons Program,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at Workshop on Knowledge Transfer, WMD Proliferation, and Policy Implications, Wilson Center, Washington DC, May 7, 2014

“Challenges of Weaponizing Bio-agents: Policy Implications and Future Threats.” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at Workshop on Synthetic Biology and Biosecurity: How Scared Should We Be? King’s College, London, UK, February 28, 2014.

“The Bio-Proliferation Equation: Variables that Affect a Program’s Pace and Outcome,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at International Security Studies Section of the International Studies Association (ISSS-ISA), Washington D.C., October 5, 2013.

“Enhancing Dissuasion in Deterring State and Non-State Bioweapons Programs,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies Associations (ISA), Sand Francisco, CA, April 4, 2013.

“The Risks of Misuse of Dual-use Research,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the Annual Doomsday Clock Symposium, Washington D.C., November 29, 2012.

“Revisiting the Past and Present to Understand the Future in the Life Sciences,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham- Gormley, invited presentation at the US-UK Joint Workshop on Improving Intelligence Analysis for Emerging Biotechnology Threats, London, UK, September 12-14, 2012.

“Organization and Scientific Output Within Bioweapons Programs: Taylorism vs. Industrial Districts,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at annual meeting of the International Studies Associations (ISA), San Diego, CA, April 3, 2012.

“Biological Weapons Threat Analysis,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, University of Pittsburgh, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, February 3, 2011 (Invited lecture given by teleconference from Washington D.C. to students in Pittsburgh).

“The Intangible Dimension of Bioweapons Proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at Emerging Biodefense Threats and Information Sharing Strategies Symposium, organized by the National Security Agency, National Cryptologic Museum, Fort Meade, MD, November 3, 2011.

“Quantitative and Qualitative Data Gathering Methods: Similarities and Differences, the interview, Focus Groups, and the Survey," presented at PIA Research Methods Panel, GMU, April 27, 2011.

“Improving Brain-Drain Prevention Programs in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham- Gormley, invited presentation at Global Green USA, Washington DC, December 15, 2010.

“Bioweapons Proliferation Threats in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the University of Manitoba, Collège Universitaire de St. Boniface, Winnipeg, Canada, October 26, 2010.

“Comparative Study of Knowledge Creation and Transfer Within the Former Soviet and U.S. Bioweapons Programs: Proliferation and Policy Implications,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA), Washington DC, September 3, 2010.

“Social Factors Shaping BW (Non)proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the Australian National University, Strategic and Defense Studies Center, Canberra, Australia, August 27, 2010.

“International Security and Weapons of Mass Destruction” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at International Security in a Multipolar World, Seminar organized by GMU and St. Petersburg University (Russia), ��AV, September 17-18, 2009.

“Knowledge Creation and Transfer Within the Former U.S. and Soviet Bioweapons Programs,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at the annual Meeting of the Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S), Washington DC, October 30, 2009.

“Convergence Between WMD-related Trafficking, Crime and Terrorism in the Former Soviet Union”, Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at GMU Administration of Justice Department, April 15, 2009

“Tacit Knowledge in BW Developments,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the U.S. Department of Defense DTRA-ASCO, Fort Belvoir, April 2009.

“Biological Terrorism: Micro Intelligence for a Macro Threat,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the Seminar on Tradecraft of Warning: New Approaches and New Thinking, Central Intelligence Agency, Rosslyn, VA, February 28, 2009.

“Role of Tacit Knowledge in Biological Weapons Proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the seminar on Forward-looking Biological Engagement and Cooperative Threat Reduction Efforts in Russia, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Washington, D.C., February 20, 2009.

“Consideration of Social Context in Shaping (Non)proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley and Kathleen M. Vogel, presented at the International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Meeting, New York City, February 16, 2009.

“Brain-drain Threat in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, briefing organized at the request of the State Department, Bureau of Nonproliferation, Washington DC, January 30, 2009.

“WMD-related Trafficking in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, January 7-8, 2009.

“Biological Weapons Proliferation in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at U.S. Industry Coalition Inc (USIC) for National Nuclear Security Administration and Department of Energy officials, Rosslyn, VA, December 15, 2008.

“Role of Tacit Knowledge in Biological Weapons Proliferation,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, presented at the CIA Global Futures Forum, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, September 23- 25, 2008.

“WMD-related Trafficking in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the CBRN Defense Asia Conference and at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, International Center for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, Singapore, June 13-15, 2007.

“Export Controls in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, April 6, 2007.

“WMD Trafficking in Central Asia and the Caucasus: Implications for Indications and Warning,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley and Dennis M. Gormley, presented at a conference on “Terrorism, Transnational Networks, and WMD Proliferation: Indications and Warning in an Era of Globalization,” Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, July 25-27, 2006.

“The Biological Weapons Threat and Prospects for Bioterrorism in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited presentation at the Geneva Center for Security Policy, Geneva, Switzerland, May 31, 2006.

“The Security of Weapons of Mass Destruction Stockpiles,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Washington D.C., November 16-19, 2006.

“The Anti-Plague System of the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, invited briefing to Senator Richard Lugar, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, and former Senator Nunn, co-chairman of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, Washington D.C., November 9, 2005.

“The Soviet Anti-plague System: Threat and Engagement,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, invited presentation at Women In International Security (WIIS) Science, Technology Policy Forum: New Approaches to Chemical and Biological Security, Washington D.C., June 23, 2004.

“The Proliferation Threat from the Anti-Plague System of the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, invited presentation to Dr. Hans Blix and the WMD Commission, Vancouver, Canada, November 11, 2004.

“Annual Cooperative Biological Research Program Review,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, invited presentation at a conference organized by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, St. Petersburg, Russia, July 12-16, 2004.

“Nuclear Regionalism in Russia,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, presented at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, Washington, D.C., April 5, 2002.

“Biological Weapons Threat from the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, presented at a conference on “The Future of Russia,” sponsored by the Liechtenstein Institute for Self Determination, Liechtenstein, March 13-17, 2002.

“Conversion of Biological Weapons Facilities in the Former Soviet Union,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, presented at a meeting sponsored by RANSAC, Washington, DC, February 19, 2002.

“Arms Control and Proliferation Concerns from Former Soviet Weapons Facilities,” American Association for the Advancement of Science 2001 Annual Meeting, Sonia Ben Ouagrham, paper presented on “Conversion of Former Soviet Weapons Complexes,” San Francisco, CA, February 2001.

“The Regional Aspect of Conversion of Defense Industry in Russia,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, presented at Pugwash meeting No. 254, St. Petersburg and Petrozavodsk, Russia, May 28 – June 1, 2000.

“Conversion in the Russian Naval Industry,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, presented at a conference on “The Future of Russia as a Maritime Power,” Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, March 16-17, 1998.

Organized Conferences

“Review of the Jordanian Export Control Legislation,” Amman, Jordan, January 11-12, 2011, (Conference organizer).

“Discussion Panel with Former Soviet Bioweapons Scientists,” ��AV, Fairfax, VA, March 29, 2010, (Conference organizer).

Discussion Panel with Former Soviet Bioweapons Scientists,” with professor Kathleen Vogel, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, March 31, 2010, (Conference organizer).

“Strategic Trade Control Legal and Regulatory Development Training and Assistance to the Government of Jordan,” Aqaba, Jordan, November 16-18, 2009, (Conference organizer).

“Discussion Panel with Former U.S. Bioweapons Scientists,” ��AV, Fairfax, VA, March 17, 2009, (Conference organizer).

Nonproliferation Awareness Workshop, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, April 26-27, 2007 (Workshop organizer).

Nonproliferation Awareness Workshop, Almaty, Kazakhstan, October 2006 (Workshop organizer).

“International Workshop on Biotechnology Commercialization and Security,” Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Sonia Ben Ouagrham, member of the organizing committee for a conference organized by the Scientific Technical Center, Ukraine, 2004.

“Workshop on Biosecurity in the Newly Independent States,” Almaty, Kazakhstan, May 15-16, 2003 (Conference organizer).

“Preventing Health and Proliferation Problems Stemming from the Soviet Biological Weapons Legacy in Central Asia,” Almaty, Kazakhstan, April 2001 (Conference organizer).

“Former Biological Weapon Facilities: Dismantlement and Prospect for Conversion,” Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Stepnogorsk, Kazakhstan, July 24-26, 2000 (Conference organizer).

Academic Awards and Grants

��AV, Study leave award 2015-2016

U.S. Department of State, 2009-2012, grant for organizing training workshops on nonproliferation, export controls, and strategic goods licensing for the Government of Jordan ($103,633).

Carnegie Corporation of New York, 2008-2011, to create an Oral History of the Former Soviet and

U.S. Bioweapons Programs (with Kathleen Vogel, Cornell University). Grant administered by Cornell University ($300,000).

Combined grants from Cornell University ($14,000)/ Federation of American Scientists (FAS) ($30,000), totaling $44,000, 2011.This grant allowed the production of an educational documentary exploring the social and ethical aspects of bioweapons work. The Anthrax Diaries, a 30-minute documentary featuring former Soviet scientists, was released in December 2011. This work, conducted in cooperation with Kathleen Vogel (Cornell University), Slava Paperno (Cornell University), and Slawomir Grunberg (award-winning documentary producer), will builds on work funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

��AV, research and writing sabbatical (fall 2010).

��AV Faculty Research and Development Award ($4,200) (2010-11).

Teaching Experience

“International Security,” ��AV, Spring 2013, 2014

“Arms Control and Nonproliferation,” ��AV, Fall 2008, 2009, Spring 2011, 2012, 2014.

“Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Weapons Policy and Security,” ��AV, Spring 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014

“Research Methods in Political Science,” ��AV, Spring 2010, 2011, Fall 2012, 2013, 2014

“Biodefense Strategy and Policy,” ��AV, Fall 2012 “Biodefense Colloquium,” ��AV, Spring 2009 “Dissertation Readings,” ��AV, Fall 2008

“WMD in the Former Soviet Union,” Johns Hopkins University, SAIS, Spring 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

Languages

French: native speaker
Russian: fluent
English: fluent
Arabic: spoken fluency
Kazakh: beginner

Areas of Research

Arms Control and Nonproliferation
Biodefense
Ethics and Weapons Development
Former Soviet States
Health and Security
Illicit Trade
International Security
Knowledge Management
Qualitative Methods
Science and Technology Studies
Weapons of Mass Destruction

Edmund Zolnik

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Associate Professor

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ezolnik@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-1144
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 653
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

Edmund J. Zolnik is an associate professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government at ��AV. His major areas of expertise are community and regional development; safe and sustainable transportation; and multilevel modeling.

Zolnik is involved in numerous research projects supported by federal agencies such as the United States Geological Survey, the Economic Development Administration, and the General Services Administration. He is also involved in research projects supported by the following local agencies: Loudoun County; Parking and Transportation Services at ��AV; and INOVA Hospital.

Prior to joining the Schar School, Zolnik was a member of the faculties of the Department of Geography and Geoinformation Science at Mason and of the Department of Geography at Binghamton University in New York.

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Louise I. Shelley

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Omer L. and Nancy Hirst Professor of Public Policy, University Professor; Director, Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center

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lshelley@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-9749
Fax: 703-993-8193
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 714
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

Louise Shelley is the Omer L. and Nancy Hirst Endowed Chair and a University Professor at ��AV. She is in the Schar School of Policy and Government and directs the Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center (TraCCC) that she founded.

Shelley is a leading expert on the relationship among terrorism, organized crime, and corruption as well as human trafficking, transnational crime, and terrorism with a particular focus on the former Soviet Union. She also specializes in illicit financial flows and money laundering. She was an inaugural Andrew Carnegie fellow. While on the Carnegie Corporation and Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio fellowship, she wrote the book, Dark Commerce: How a New Illicit Economy is Threatening our Future, on illicit trade, the new technology, and sustainability, published by Princeton University Press in November 2018.

Her previous books include Dirty Entanglements: Corruption, Crime and Terrorism, published by Cambridge University Press, and Human Trafficking: A Global Perspective (Cambridge 2010). She has also authored Policing Soviet Society (Routledge, 1996), Lawyers in Soviet Worklife, and Crime and Modernization, as well as numerous articles and book chapters on all aspects of transnational crime and corruption. She is also an editor (with Sally Stoecker) of Human Traffic and Transnational Crime: Eurasian and American Perspectives.

From 1995-2014, Shelley ran programs in Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia with leading specialists on the problems of organized crime and corruption. She has also been the principal investigator of large-scale projects on money laundering from Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia and of training of law enforcement persons on the issue of trafficking in persons as well as wildlife trafficking She has testified before the House Committee on International Relations Committee, the Helsinki Commission, the House Banking Committee, the House Financial Services Committee, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and the Task Force on Terrorist Financing on transnational crime, human trafficking and the links between transnational crime, financial crime, and terrorism. Shelley served on the Global Agenda Council on Illicit Trade and Organized Crime of the World Economic Forum (WEF) and was the first cochair of its Council on Organized Crime. She is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations. She has spoken at various international fora and at many universities both in the United States and abroad on transnational crime, terrorism, human trafficking, illicit trade, and corruption. Additionally, she often appears on television and radio, including appearances on CNN, NPR’s Marketplace and Takeaway, PBS, A&E, the History Channel, C-Span, Tavis Smiley, Kojo Nnamdi and 60 Minutes as well as in the European media such as BBC, Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, Die Welt.

Shelley received her undergraduate degree cum laude from Cornell University in penology and Russian literature. She holds an MA in criminology from the University of Pennsylvania. She studied at the Faculty of Law of Moscow State University on IREX and Fulbright fellowships and holds a PhD in sociology from the University of Pennsylvania. She held a Fulbright and researched and taught on crime issues in Mexico. She has also taught on transnational crime in Italy. She is the recipient of the Guggenheim, NEH, IREX, Kennan Institute, and Fulbright fellowships and received a MacArthur grant to establish the Russian Organized Crime Study Centers and completed a MacArthur grant studying nonstate actors and nuclear proliferation. In 1992, she received the Scholar-Teacher prize of American University, the top academic award of the university.

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Areas of Research

Corruption
Eurasia
Human Trafficking
Illicit Trade
International Security
Terrorism
Transnational Crime

Laurie Schintler

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Associate Professor of Public Policy; Director, Data and Technology Research Initiatives, Center for Regional Analysis

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lschintl@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-2256
Fax: 703-993-0811
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 537
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

Laurie A. Schintler is an associate professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government at ��AV, where she also serves as director of data and technology research initiatives in the Center for Regional Analysis.

Her primary areas of expertise and research focus include big data, emerging technologies, transportation, critical infrastructure, and quantitative methods. In these areas, she has numerous peer-reviewed publications, reports, and conference proceedings, coedited volumes, and grants and contracts.

Schintler is area editor for Journal of Networks and Spatial Economics, associate editor for Asia-Pacific Journal of Regional Science, and a councilor-at-large for the Regional Science Association International (RSAI, 2017-19). She is a founding member of the Regional Science Academy (tRSA) and a holder of a U.S. patent.

She received her PhD in regional and urban planning in 1996 from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.

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Areas of Research

Gender
Quantitative Methods
Regional Development
Science and Technology Policy
Transportation Policy
Social Media
“Big Data”
Information Technology

Stephen Ruth

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Professor Emeritus of Public Policy

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ruth@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-1789
Fax: 703-536-4121
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 541
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

Stephen Ruth is a professor emeritus of public policy at ��AV and director of the International Center for Applied Studies in Information Technology (ICASIT). His research interests are focused on the problems of policy and strategic planning associated with leveraging the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in large organizations, particular emphasis on telecommunications policy, green IT, return on investment metrics for e-Learning and telework.

Ruth’s consultancies include U.S. Department of State, National Archives and Records Administration, Inter-American Development Bank, Price Waterhouse Coopers, American Management Systems, Inc., Carolina Population Center at University of North Carolina, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Ateneo S.A.(Argentina), National Training Laboratories, The World Bank, Soros Foundations, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, United Nations Development Programme, Navy War College, General Services Administration, Fairfax County (Virginia), and others.

As director of ICASIT, Ruth has received close to 30 grant and contract awards totaling over $3 million and has also served as associate director of the Commonwealth of Virginia’s $2 million Internet Technology Innovation Center project, which linked Virginia’s university research centers to the high-tech businesses in the state. His international IT projects cover over 20 sites in Africa, Asia, South America, and Eastern Europe.

He has been chair, Technical Committee on Personal Computing, IEEE Computer Society, and was elected to a three-year term to the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s (AAAS) Council of Affiliates for International Programs. He has also served as vice president of the American Society for Cybernetics and on the Board of Advisors for the Czech Management Center, an MBA-granting school near Prague affiliated with the University of Pittsburgh.

Ruth was a Distinguished Lecturer for the Association for Computing Machinery for 10 years and was selected for two senior Fulbright lectureships, both in Argentina. He has received a Distinguished Professor award at ��AV, and was a Virginia Outstanding Professor honoree, with a prize of $5,000. He is author or coauthor of more than 120 published articles and four books.

He received his BS from the U.S. Naval Academy and MS from the Navy Postgraduate School, and served 23 years in the Navy, retiring with the rank of Captain. His PhD is from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

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Areas of Research

Carceral Studies--Introducing Tablets and Imbedded Instruction in Jails and Prisons
Learning Technology Interventions in Postsecondary Education
Public Policy and Abrahamic Faith Traditions
Science and Technology
Social Policy

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