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Damien Bol
+1.514.569.0931 / [email protected] ( ) / www.damienbol.eu (
C.P. 6128, Succursale Centre-ville. H3C 3J7 Montreal, QC. CANADA
EMPLOYMENT
Postdoc, Canada Research Chair in Electoral Studies, University of Montreal
EDUCATION
PhD in Political Science, University of Louvain
Visiting stay at the University of Montreal (4 months in 2012)
Visiting stay at the European University Institute (3 months in 2011)
Certificate in Statistics (1-year degree in 2008)
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2012–..
2013
MA in Political Science, University of Louvain
Exchange at the University of Bergen (5 months in 2006)
2007
BA in Political and Social Sciences, University of Louvain
2005
PUBLICATIONS
Fully peer-reviewed journal articles
1. Damien Bol, Jean-Benoit Pilet, and Pedro Riera (2015). “The International Diffusion of Electoral Systems: The Spread of Mechanisms Tempering Proportional Representation across Europe.”
European Journal of Political Research.
2. Jean-Fran¸cois Laslier, Andr´e Blais, Damien Bol, Sona Golder, Philipp Harfst, Laura Stephenson,
and Karine Van der Straeten (2015). “The EuroVotePlus Experiment.” European Union Politics.
3. Damien Bol (2015). “Electoral Reform, Values and Party Self-Interest.” Party Politics.
4. Alrik Thiem, Michael Baumgartner, and Damien Bol (2015). “Still Lost in Translation: A
Correction of three Misunderstandings between Configurational Comparativists and Regressional
Analysts.” Comparative Political Studies.
5. Damien Bol (2014). “De l’Int´erˆet de la R´egression Multi-Niveau en Politique Compar´ee.” Revue
Internationale de Politique Compar´ee.
6. Laurie, Beaudonnet, Andr´e Blais, Damien Bol, and Martial Foucault (2014). “Satisfaction with
Democracy in a Two Round System.” French Politics. 12(1): 22-35.
7. Damien Bol and Francesca Luppi (2013). “Confronting Theories Based on Necessary Relations:
Making the Best of QCA Possibilities.” Political Research Quarterly. 66(1): 205-210.
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8. Benoˆıt Rihoux, Priscilla Alamos,
Damien Bol, Axel Marx, and Ilona Rezsohazy (2013). “From
Niche to Mainstream Method? A Comprehensive Mapping of QCA Applications in Journal Articles
from 1984 to 2011.” Political Research Quarterly. 66(1): 175-184.
9. Jean-Benoit Pilet and Damien Bol (2011). “Party Preferences and Electoral Reform: How Time
in Government Affects the Likelihood of Supporting a Change.” West European Politics. 34(3): 568586.
10. Benoˆıt Rihoux, Ilona Rezsohazy, and Damien Bol (2011). “Qualitative Comparative Analysis
(QCA) in Public Policy Analysis: An Extensive Review.” German Policy Studies. 7(3): 9-82.
Contributions to edited volumes
1. Damien Bol, Andr´e Blais, Jean-Fran¸cois Laslier, and Antonin Mac´e (2016). “Electoral System
and Number of Candidates: Candidate Entry under Plurality and Majority Runoff.” In Andr´e Blais,
Jean-Fran¸cois Laslier, and Karine Van der Straeten (eds.) Voting Experiments (provisional title).
New York: Springer.
2. Damien Bol, Simon Labb´e St-Vincent, and Jean-Michel Lavoie. (2016) “Recruiting for Laboratory Voting Experiments: Exploring the (Potential) Sampling Bias.” In Andr´e Blais, Jean-Fran¸cois
Laslier, and Karine Van der Straeten (eds.) Voting Experiments (provisional title). New York:
Springer.
3. Damien Bol and Marian Bohl (2015). “Negative Campaigning in Proportional Representation Yet Non-Coalition - Systems: Evidence from Switzerland.” In Alessandro Nai and Annemarie Walter
(eds.) New Perspectives on Negative Campaigning: Measures, Causes and Effects (provisional title).
Colchester: ECPR Press.
4. Andr´e-Paul Frognier and Damien Bol (2015). “Mod`eles Electoraux et Vote en Wallonie: Plus
de 20 ans d’Analyse Electorale.” In Pierre Baudewyns (ed.) Etre Electeur en Wallonie. Louvain-laNeuve: Presses Universitaire de Louvain.
5. Damien Bol and Ferdinand Teuber (2013). “L’Adoption des Etiquettes Partisanes.” In R´egis
Dandoy, J´er´emy Dodeigne, Geoffrey Matagne, and Min Reuchamps (eds.) Les Elections Communales
de 2012 en Wallonie. Bruges: Van de Broele, pp.47-58.
6. Andr´e-Paul Frognier, Damien Bol, and Marc Swyngedouw (2013). “Een Veelpartijendemocratie.
Vlaanderen-Walloni¨e, een Analyse van Twintig Jaar Stemgedrag.” In Astrid Von Busekist (ed.)
Belgi¨e Bregrijpen. Antwerp: De Bezige bij Antwerpen, pp.143-153.
7. Jean-Benoit Pilet, and Damien Bol (2012). “Party Preferences and Electoral Reform: How
Time in Government Affects the Likelihood of Supporting a Change.” In Reuven Hazan and Monique
Leyenaar (eds.) Understanding Electoral Reform. London: Routledge.
8. Andr´e-Paul Frognier, Damien Bol, and Marc Swyngedouw (2012). “Une D´emocratie Multipartisane. Flandre - Wallonie: 20 Ans d’Analyse des Comportements Electoraux.” In Astrid Von
Busekist (ed.) Singuli`ere Belgique. Paris: Fayard, pp. 135-145.
9. Rihoux, Benoˆıt, Patrick Dumont, Lieven De Winter, Serge Deruette, and Damien Bol (2011).
“Belgium.” In Daniele Caramani, Kevin Deegan-Krause, and Rainbow Murray (eds.) 2010 Political
Data Yearbook of the European Journal of Political Research. 51(7): 913-921.
10. Benoˆıt, Rihoux, Patrick Dumont, Lieven De Winter, Serge Deruette, and Damien Bol (2010).
“Belgium.” In Tim Bale and Daniele Caramani (eds.) 2009 Political Data Yearbook of the European
Journal of Political Research. 50(7-8): 899-908.
11. Benoˆıt Rihoux, Charles C. Ragin, Sakura Yamasaki, and Damien Bol (2009). “Conclusions
- The Way(s) Ahead.” In Benoˆıt Rihoux and Charles C. Ragin (eds.) Configurational Comparative
Methods: Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and Related Techniques. Thousand Oaks and
London: Sage, pp. 167-177.
12. Benoˆıt Rihoux, Patrick Dumont, Lieven De Winter, Serge Deruette, and Damien Bol (2009).
“Belgium.” In Tim Bale and Ingrid Van Biezen (eds.) 2008 Political Data Yearbook of the European
Journal of Political Research. 49(7-8): 903-912.
13. Benoˆıt Rihoux, Patrick Dumont, Lieven De Winter, Damien Bol, and Serge Deruette (2008).
“Belgium.” In Tim Bale and Ingrid Van Biezen (eds.) 2007 Political Data Yearbook of the European
Journal of Political Research. 48(7-8): 917-928.
Work in progress
1. Patrik Ohberg, and Damien Bol. “[Title removed to preserve the anonymity of the review
process].” Political Research Quarterly. Under Review.
2. Philipp Harfst, Andr´e Blais, and Damien Bol . “[Title removed to preserve the anonymity of
the review process].” Electoral Studies. Under Review.
3. Damien Bol and Ferdinand Teuber. “Explaining the Adoption National Party Labels in Local
Elections: Evidence from Belgium.”
4. Damien Bol, Thomas Gschwend, Thomas Zittel, and Steffen Zittlau. “The Electoral Sources of
Good Government: A Field Experiment on German MPs.”
5. Alexandre Morin-Chass´e, Damien Bol, Simon Labb´e St-Vincent, and Laura Stephenson. “How
to Survey about Turnout? Evidence from a Randomized Wording Experiment in Five Democracies.”
TEACHING
Engineering of Political Institutions and Organizations (Lecturer)
Full-semester course (English), Graduate, University of Louvain
2010, 2011
QCA and Fuzzy Sets (Lecturer)
2-day course (English), Graduate, Concordia’s Workshops on Social Science Research
1-day course (English), Graduate, IPSA World Congress
1-day course (French), Graduate, Sciences Po Paris
1-day course (English), Graduate, McGill University
2-hour course (English), Graduate, McGill University
1-hour course (English), Graduate, University of Montreal
2015
2014
2014
2013
2012
2012
QCA and Fuzzy Sets (Teaching Assistant)
Full-semester course (English), Graduate, University College Brussels
2008, 2010
3-day course (English), Graduate, SISP Summer School on Methods and Policies
2011
2-week course (English), Graduate, ECPR Summer School in Methods and Techniques
2010
Introduction to computer science for social scientists (Teaching Assistant)
Full-semester course (French), Undergraduate, University of Louvain
2008
RESEARCH
International conferences
SPSA Annual Meeting
MPSA National Conference
CPSA Annual Meeting
ECPR General Conference
APSA Annual Meeting
IPSA World Congress
EPSA Annual Conference
CES International Conference
ECPR Joint Sessions
Congr`es des associations francophones de science politique
EPOP Annual Conference
2015
2013, 2014, 2015
2013, 2015
2009, 2011, 2013, 2014
2014
2014
2012, 2013
2011, 2012
2009, 2012
2011
2010
Referee
Political Analysis, British Journal of Political Science, European Journal of Political Research, Comparative Politics, Sociological Methods and Research, Political Studies, Research & Politics, Evaluation Review, European Political Science Review, Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, Urban Affairs
Review, Canadian Journal of Political Science, French Politics, Ask: Research & Methods, Revue
Internationale de Politique Compar´ee, International Journal of Multiple Research Approaches (x2),
Sociological Theory and Methods.
Awards
Best Paper from a Graduate Student (➾250), ABSP-CF
Best Paper Presented at the Annual Conference (short-listed), EPSA
2012
2012
Grants
Seed Grant for a Collaborative Project (CAN ✩7,500), CSDC
Travel Grant for Attending the APSA Annual Meeting (CAN ✩750), CSDC
Travel Grant for Attending the CPSA Annual Conference (CAN ✩200), CPSA
Full-time Postdoctoral Fellowship (4 years, CAN ✩40,000 + ✩1,750 per year), MEDW
Full-expense Grant for Visiting the CRCES (4 months, ➾3,500), FRS-FNRS
Full-expense Grant for Attending the ECPR SSMT (2 weeks, ➾1,500), FRS-FNRS
Full-time PhD Scholarship (4 years, ➾20,000 + ➾1,250 per year), FRS-FNRS
2015
2014
2013
2012
2012
2009
2008
MISC.
Software
Stata (excellent), LateX (excellent), R (good), Z-Tree (good)
SPSS, FS/QCA (for teaching purposes)
Languages
French (native), English (excellent), Dutch (good)
Organization
Organization of a MEDW panel at the ECPR General Conference
Organization of a MEDW workshop at the APSA Annual Meeting
Organization of the Montreal Voting Experiment Workshop
Coordinator of the MEDW pre- and post-election panel survey in Belgium
Webmastering of the MEDW project ( )
Organization of a Workshop on QCA and Fuzzy Sets at the ECPR Joint Sessions
Webmastering of the Compass QCA resource Website ( )
Authoring of some op-ed pieces in the Belgian newspaper Le Soir
2014
2014
2014
2014
2012–2014
2012
2007–2012
2008–2014
REFERENCES
Andr´e Blais, University of Montreal (Postdoc supervisor, research collaborator )
Benoˆıt Rihoux, University of Louvain, UCL (PhD supervisor, research and teaching collaborator
Jean-Benoit Pilet, University of Brussels, ULB (PhD committee member, research collaborator
Thomas Gschwend, University of Mannheim (research collaborator )
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