CURRICULUM VITAE GUILLAUME FONTAINE

(UPDATED ON JANUARY 18, 2020)

Guillaume Fontaine FLACSO/Departamento de Asuntos Públicos Calle San Salvador E7-42 Edificio FLACSO-Biblioteca Quito, Ecuador Tel: (+593 2) 2946800 ext. 4104 Cel: (+593 9) 98763289 Email: gfontaine@flacso.edu.ec Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0355-5805

Table of Content Table of Content 1 ..............................................................................................1. General Information 2 ...................................................................................1.1. Higher Education 2 ............................................................................................................1.2. Language Skills 2 ...............................................................................................................1.3. Current Position 2 ..............................................................................................................1.4. Former Academic and Management Positions 2 ...............................................................1.5. Endorsements 2 ..................................................................................................................2. Teaching Experience 3 ....................................................................................2.1. Design of Postgraduate and Doctoral Curricula 3 .............................................................2.2. Postgraduate Courses at FLACSO 3 ..................................................................................2.3. Postgraduate Courses Invitations 3 ....................................................................................2.4. Professional Training Courses 4 ........................................................................................3. Research Experience 4 ...................................................................................3.1. Research Agenda 4 .............................................................................................................3.2. Research Management 4 ....................................................................................................3.3. Doctoral Dissertations Supervision 5 .................................................................................4. Other Academic Activities 6 ..........................................................................4.1. Research Grants 6 ..............................................................................................................4.2. Publishing Grants 6 ............................................................................................................4.3. Fund Raising 6 ...................................................................................................................4.4. Organizations of Academic Events 7 .................................................................................4.5. Editorial Activities 7 ..........................................................................................................6. Recent Academic Publications 7 ...................................................................I) Indexed Journals 7 .................................................................................................................II) Books (monographs) 8 .........................................................................................................III) Books (collective) 9 ............................................................................................................IV) Book Chapters 9.................................................................................................................

1. General Information

1.1. Higher Education

1. Post-doctoral position at Sciences-Po Paris (France) 06/2007-09/2009. Habilitated to Supervise Research in Political Science (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, HDR).

2. Doctor degree in Sociology, University of Paris 3-Sorbonne Nouvelle (France). Graduated on December 2001 with “Summa cum laude”.

3. Master degree in Latin American Societies (Diplôme d´Etudes Approfondies), major in Sociology, University of Paris 3-Sorbonne Nouvelle (France). Graduated on June 1997.

4. Graduate in Political Studies ((Diplôme de l´Institut d´Etudes Politiques), major in Economy and Finance, Sciences-Po Grenoble (France). Graduated on September 1998.

1.2. Language Skills

1. French: native 2. Spanish: second language 3. English: fluent 4. Portuguese: written and oral comprehension skills

1.3. Current Position

Senior Professor and Researcher at The Latin American Faculty for Social Sciences (FLACSO), Ecuador, Department of Public Affairs.

1.4. Former Academic and Management Positions

1. Head of the Doctoral Program in Public Policies at FLACSO, from 02/2013 to 03/2017. 2. Head of the Department of Public Affairs at FLACSO, from 12/2012 to 12/2015. 3. Head of the Program of Public Policies and Management at FLACSO, from 06/2012 to

11/2012. 4. Dean of the Research Department at FLACSO, from 03/2008 to 02/2011. 5. Head of the Program of Social and Environmental Studies at FLACSO, from 02/2005 to

02/2008. 6. Coordinator of the Postgraduate in Indigenous Rights and Hydrocarbon Resources at

FLACSO, from 09/2003 to 08/2005. 7. Full-time professor at FLACSO, since 07/2002. 8. Associate professor at FLACSO, from 10/2001 to 07/2002. 9. Associate researcher at FLACSO, from 01/2001 to 10/2001.

1.5. Endorsements

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Pr. B. Guy Peters, Maurice Falk Professor of Government, Department of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh; President, International Public Policy Association. Contact: bgpeters@pitt.edu

Pr. Michael Howlett, Burnaby Mountain Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 1), Department of Political Science, Simon Fraser University. Contact: michaelpatrickhowlett@gmail.com

Pr. Derek Beach, Professor (MSO), Department of Political Science, University of Aarhus, Denmark. Contact derek@ps.au.dk

2. Teaching Experience

2.1. Design of Postgraduate and Doctoral Curricula

1. “Master´s Degree in Social Sciences”, major in Social and Environmental Studies (2005). 2. “Master´s Degree in Social Sciences”, major in Energy Governance (2006). 3. “Master´s Degree in Public Policy” (2011). 4. “Doctor Degree in Public Policy” (2013).

2.2. Postgraduate Courses at FLACSO

1. “Comparative Public Policy”, Doctoral and Master programs, annual since 2015. 2. “Policy Analysis”, Doctoral and Master programs, annual since 2012. 3. “Qualitative Methods”, Doctoral and Master programs, annual since 2009. 4. “Governance”, Master in Public Policy, 2011-2013. 5. “Oil Policies”, Master in Social Sciences, 2008-2010. 6. “Sociology of environmental conflicts”, Master in Social Sciences, 2001-2009. 7. “Social Theory”, Master in Social Sciences, 2002-2005.

2.3. Postgraduate Courses Invitations

1. “Policy analysis”, Universidade de Sao Paulo (Brasil), Doctorado en Ciencia Política, 03-05/2018.

2. “Policy analysis”, Universidad Javeriana (Colombia), Maestría en Gestión Pública, 04/2017.

3. “Policy analysis”, Fundación Getulio Vargas, Sao Paulo (Brazil), Doctor degree in Management, 07/2014.

4. “Policy analysis” and “Sociology of environmental conflicts”, University of Paris 3-Sorbonne Nouvelle (France), Master program, 02/2011-07/2011.

5. “Geopolitics of oil in Latin America”, University of Externado (Colombia), Doctor degree in political studies, 09/2007.

6. “Sociology of environmental conflicts”, University of Caldas (Colombia), Master degree in Agriculture and Livestock Production, 12/2006.

7. “Sociology of environmental conflicts”, University of Costa Rica, Doctor degree in Studies of Society and Culture, 09/2005.

8. “Epistemology of social sciences”, Catholic University of Ecuador, Master in Philosophy, 01/2003-05/2003.

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9. “Social movements in Latin America”, Andean University Simon Bolivar (Ecuador), Master in Cultural Studies, 01/2001-05/2001.

2.4. Professional Training Courses

1. “Policy Design for the Post-Carbon Energy Transition”, Latin American Organizarion of Energy (OLADE) and Ecuadorian Ministry of Electricity and Non-Renewable Resources, 01/2020-03/2020. (Coordinator: 90 hours; Teacher: 36 hours).

2. “Environmental Conflicts Prevention and Management Program”, Asopetrol and Petroecuador, 07/2008. 30 hours.

3. “Oil Economics and Geopolitics”, Asopetrol and Petroecuador, 11/2005 and 11/2006. 30 hours for each course.

3. Research Experience

3.1. Research Agenda

1. Oil and Gas Related Environmental Conflicts (2001-2010). A series of small-n comparative studies of oil and gas conflicts in indigenous territories and protected areas from the Amazon. Countries: Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia.

2. Energy and Environmental Governance (2007-2010). A comparative study of environmental policy and energy policy in the Andean region. Countries: Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia and Bolivia.

3. Policy Analysis and Design (2010-2015). A state of the art on policy studies and policy analysis, in preparation for a text-book in Spanish.

4. Public Accountability (2017-). A comparative study of causal factors affecting public accountability in Latin America, with a special emphasis on the relationship between lack of transparency and corruption. Countries: Ecuador, Venezuela, Mexico and Brazil.

3.2. Research Management

1. Social and Environmental Conflicts Observatory (2001-2008). A multi-disciplinary research group specialized in oil-related conflicts in the Amazon, which conveyed three rounds of public debates on oil and sustainable development in Ecuador. Also an organization providing research and consulting opportunities to students of the Master´s degrees in Social and Environmental Studies, and Energy Governance.

2. Governance Lab (2009-2012). A research group hosted by FLACSO where scholars from different programs interacted on research related to democratic governance. In 2012 it became the Department of Public Affairs which offers, as for today, two Master´s programs, in Public Policy and Urban Studies, and a Doctoral program in Public Policy.

3. Comparative Policy Lab (2015-). A research group hosted by the Department of Public Affairs at FLACSO. It offers a place for scholars, graduate students and doctor candidates to interact on their research. The agenda is twofold: enhancing the policy design framework through small-n comparative studies, and improving

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multi-methods based on qualitative comparative analysis, congruence analysis and process tracing.

3.3. Doctoral Dissertations Supervision

1. “The Adoption of a Policy Agenda of Urban Environmental Policy: The Case of Climate Change in the Municipality of Quito, Ecuador”, by María de los Ángeles Barrionuevo. Doctor degree in Public Policy (2015-2018), FLACSO.

2. “The Incidence of Governance Modes on the Effectiveness of Civic Security Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Bogota and Quito (1995-2014)”, by Marco Córdova. Doctor degree in Social Sciences (2011-2014), FLACSO.

3. “Analyzing Fiscal Implementation Gaps in Venezuela: The Policy Design of a New ‘Rentier’ Architecture (2000-2010)”, by Cecilia Medrano. Doctor degree in Political Science (2011-2015), Sciences-Po Paris (France).

4. “The Change of Oil Policies and the Negotiation of New Contracts in Ecuador and Venezuela (2000-2010)”, by José Luis Fuentes. Doctor degree in Social Sciences (2009-2013), FLACSO.

5. “Policy Instruments Against Rural Poverty in Colombia: Analysis of the PADEMER and Rural Opportunities Programs”, by Patricia Muñoz. Doctor degree in Social Sciences (2009-2013), FLACSO.

6. “How is Sustainability Constructed? Analysis of Conflictive Social and Environmental Experiences in the Ecuadorian Amazon”, by Paúl Cisneros. Doctor degree in Social Sciences (2006-2010), FLACSO.

7. “Public Opinion as a Mechanism Utilized by the Civil Society to Influence Extractive Policies in Ecuador and Peru”, by Karen Andrade. Doctor degree in Social Sciences, (2004-2008), FLACSO.

8. “Policy Change in the Ecuadorian Agrarian Sector: The Case of Food Sovereignty (2003-2015)”, by Vicente Guamán. Doctor degree in Public Policy (2015-2018), FLACSO.

9. “Policy Change through Advocacy Coalitions: A Comparative Study of the Yasuni-ITT Initiative”, by Daniel Jurado. Doctor degree in Public Policy (2015-2018), FLACSO.

10. “Between Implementation Gaps and Discontinuity: An Analysis of the Anti-Human Trade Policy in Argentina, Colombia and Mexico (2005-2015)”, by Vanessa Montenegro, Doctor degree in Public Policy (2015-2018), FLACSO.

11. “Higher Education Reforms in Latin America: A Comparison of Chile and Ecuador”, by Tania Zabala. Doctor degree in Public Policy (2015-2018), FLACSO.

12. “Social Policy Change in Latin America: Third Order Change in the Previsional Policies (2005-2015)”, by Edgar Zamora, Doctor degree in Public Policy (2015-2018), FLACSO.

13. “Corruption, the Nightmare of Public Procurement: A Comparison of Chile, Uruguay and Mexico”, by Alejandro Hernández, Doctor degree in Public Policy (2018-2021), FLACSO.

14. “The Relationship between Transparency and Public Accountability: A Realist Approach of Causality from the Comparative Policy Analysis of Public Procurement in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico (2000-2017)”, by Taymi Milan, Doctor degree in Public Policy (2018-2021), FLACSO.

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15. “The Effects of Budget Transparency on Public Accountability in Latin America: A Comparative An”, by Carlos Rodrigues, Doctor degree in Public Policy (2018-2021), FLACSO.

4. Other Academic Activities

4.1. Research Grants

1. “Transparency Policy in the Extractive Sector: EITI in Mexico” (2019-2020). Individual project supported by FLACSO Academic Endowment; USD 10,000.

2. “Participation as a Governance Problem in Colombia and Ecuador” (2014-2015). Collective project supported by FLACSO Academic Endowment; USD 25,000.

3. “The Effects of Resource Nationalism on Democracy: The Case of Oil Exporting Countries in Latin America” (2017-2019). Collective project supported by FLACSO Academic Endowment; USD 25,000.

4. “Energy Governance in the Amazon” (2008-2010). Individual project supported by FLACSO Academic Endowment; USD 10,000.

5. “Oil Conflicts in Indigenous Territories from the Amazon” (1999-2000). Individual project (Doctoral dissertation) supported by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Colombian Institute of Technical Studies Abroad (ICETEX).

4.2. Publishing Grants

1. “El Precio del Petróleo” (2003), supported by the French Institute of Andean Studies (IFEA); USD 2,500.

2. “Yasuní en el Siglo XXI” (2007), supported by the French Institute of Andean Studies (IFEA); USD 2,500.

3. “Políticas Ambientales y Gobernabilidad”, supported by the French Institute of Sustainable Development (IDDRI) & French International Cooperation Center of Agronomic Research for Development (CIRAD); USD 4,000.

4. “Petropolítica” (2010), Supported by the Peruvian Institute of Political Studies (IEP); USD 2,000.

5. “Gaz et Pétrole en Amazonie” (2010), Supported by the French bureau of the International Working Group on Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA); USD 4,000.

4.3. Fund Raising

1. The Observatory of Social and Environmental Conflicts (2001-2004), supported by the national oil company Petroecuador; USD 100,000.

2. Comparative Study of Environmental Conflicts in Central Amazon, Ecuador (2003-2004), supported by the private oil company AGIP; USD 60,000.

3. Case Study: The Environmental Governance in the Yasuni National Park, Ecuador (2006-2007), supported by the national oil company Petrobras and the Wildlife Conservation Society; USD 60,000.

4. Environmental Policy Assessment: Global Environment Outlook (GEO) Ecuador (2007-2008), funded by the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP); USD 40,000.

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5. Professional Training Program: Indigenous Rights and Extractive Sector in the Amazon Basin (2006-2009), funded by the German cooperation agencies InWent and GIZ; USD 120,000.

4.4. Organizations of Academic Events

1. Founding member of the International Public Policy Association (IPPA) and former member of the Executive Committee (2016-2019).

2. Co-organizer of the 2nd International Workshop on Public Policy with IPPA and FLACSO (Quito 2020).

3. Co-organizer of the 6th Latin American Congress of Political Science (ALACIP) (Quito 2012)

4. Co-organizer of the 1st Congress of Latin American Studies (Quito 2007) 5. Founding member of the Research Group on Comparative Policy, at ALACIP (Bogota

2013). 6. Co-chair (with B. Guy Peters) of several workshops and panels on comparative policy

analysis and policy design, held during the Internacional Conference of Public Policy (Singapore 2017, Montreal 2019) and during the International Workshop of Public Policy (Pittsburgh 2018, Quito 2020).

7. Co-chair (with Iris Geva-May) of several workshops on comparative policy analysis, held for the International Comparative Policy Analysis Forum (Quito 2015) and for the 20th anniversary of the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis (Montreal 2019)

8. Co-chair of multiple panels on policy studies, during IPSA, ICPP and ALACIP conferences since 2010.

4.5. Editorial Activities

1. Associate Editor of the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis (since 2019) and member of the editorial board (since 2015).

2. Associate Editor of Iconos (since 2007). 3. Regular reviewer for Energy Policy (since 2011).

6. Recent Academic Publications Comprehensive list available at https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Guillaume_Fontaine

I) Indexed Journals

1. “The Contribution of Policy Design to Realist Evaluation”. Evaluation, Forthcoming in 2020.

2. “How Transparency Improves Public Accountability: The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in Mexico” (with L. López). Extractive Industries and Society, 6(4): 1156-1167. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exis.2019.09.008

3. “Policy Mixes Against Oil Dependence: Resource Nationalism, Layering and Contradictions in Ecuador’s Energy Transition” (with I. Narváez & J.L. Fuentes). Energy Research and Social Science, 47: 56-68. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2018.08.013

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4. “Controles Democráticos y Cambio Institucional en América Latina: Presentación del dossier”. (with A. Gurza) Iconos, 65: 7-28. https://doi.org/10.17141/iconos.65.2019.4041

5. “La Participación Ciudadana en la Política de Lucha contra la Pobreza Rural en Colombia” (with P. Muñoz). Cuadernos del CENDES, 36(100): 81-106.

6. “A Causal Mechanism of Policy Innovation: The Reform of Colombia's Oil-Rents Management System” (with B. Paz). Revista de Estudios Sociales, 63: 2-19. https://doi.org/10.7440/res63.2018.01

7. “Explaining Public Accountability Deficit in Extractive Policies: The Ecuadorian Case” (with I. Narváez & B. Paz. Extractive Industries and Society, 5(1):190-200. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exis.2017.11.005

8. “Explaining a Paradigm Shift: A Comparison of Resource Nationalism in Bolivia and Peru” (with I. Narváez & S. Velasco). Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis Research and Practice, Online version January 2017. DOI: 10.1080/13876988.2016.1272234

9. “Substance and Methods in the Comparative Study of Policy Change” (with B. G. Peters and J.L. Méndez). Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, 20(2): 133-141. https://doi.org/10.1080/13876988.2017.1322764

10. “How Resource Nationalism Hinders Development: The Institutional Roots of the Economic Recession in Venezuela” (with C. Medrano). Revista do Serviço Público, 67(4), December 2016: 671-696. DOI: 10.21874/rsp.v67i4

11. “The Politics of Accountability: Indigenous Participation in Colombian and Ecuadorian Oil and Gas Policies” (with E. Sánchez, M. Córdova & S. Velasco). “The Politics of Accountability: Indigenous Participation in Colombian and Ecuadorian Oil and Gas Policies”. Colombia Internacional, 86: 17-50. https://doi.org/10.7440/colombiaint86.2016.01

12. “Lecciones de América Latina Sobre las Dimensiones Racionales, Cognitivas e Institucionales del Cambio de Políticas”. Iconos, 53, September 2015: 11-30. DOI: 10.17141/iconos.53.2015.1518

13. “El Análisis de Políticas Públicas en la Sociología de la Acción Pública”. Revista de Investigaciones Altoandinas, 16(2), December 2014: 05-16. DOI: 10.18271/ria.2014.53

14. “The Effects of Governance Modes on the Energy Matrix of Andean Countries”. Energy Policy, 39 (5), May 2011: 2888-2898. DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2011.02.064

15. “The Effects of Energy Co-governance in Peru”. Energy Policy, 38 (5), May 2010: 2234-2244. DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2009.12.011

II) Books (monographs)

1. The Politics of Public Accountability: Policy Design in Latin American Oil Exporting Countries (with C. Medrano and I. Narváez). London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2020, 220 p.

2. El Análisis de Políticas Públicas: conceptos, teorías y métodos. Barcelona: Anthropos, 250 p.

3. Gaz et pétrole en Amazonie: Conflits en Territoires Autochtones. Paris: L´Harmattan, 2010, 220 p.

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4. Petropolítica. Una Teoría de la Gobernanza Energética. Quito: FLACSO-Instituto de Estudios Peruanos-Abya Yala, 2010, 320 p.

5. El Precio del Petróleo. Conflictos socio-ambientales y gobernabilidad en la región amazónica. Quito: FLACSO-IFEA, 2003, 530 p. [1st re-impression in 2007]

III) Books (collective)

1. Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Comparative Policy Analysis. (with B. Guy Peters, Eds.) Cheltenham: Edwar Elgar, 2020, 432 p.

2. La Guerra del Fuego: Políticas Petroleras y Crisis Energética en América Latina. (with A. Puyana, Coords.) Quito: FLACSO-Ministerio de Cultura del Ecuador, 2008, 292 p.

3. Políticas Ambientales y Gobernabilidad en América Latina. (with G. van Vliet and R. Pasquis, Coords.) Quito: FLACSO-IDDRI-CIRAD, 2007, 334 p.

4. Yasuní en el siglo XXI: El Estado Ecuatoriano y la Conservación de la Amazonía. (with I. Narváez, Dir.) Quito: FLACSO-IFEA-Abya Yala-Petrobras-CEDA-WCS, 2007, 342 p.

5. Petróleo y Desarrollo sostenible en el Ecuador. T3. Las Ganancias y Pérdidas. (Coord.) Quito: FLACSO-ILDIS-Petrobras, 2006, 370 p.

6. Petróleo y Desarrollo sostenible en el Ecuador. T2. Las Apuestas. (Coord.) Quito: FLACSO, 2004, 288 p.

7. Petróleo y Desarrollo sostenible en el Ecuador. T1. Las Reglas de Juego. (Coord.) Quito: FLACSO-Petroecuador, 2003, 224 p.

IV) Book Chapters

1. “Introduction to the Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Comparative Policy Analysis: An Introductory Study” (with B. G. Peters). In: B. G. Peters and G. Fontaine (Eds.), Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Comparative Policy Analysis. Cheltenham: Edwar Elgar, 1-18.

2. “Process tracing for comparative policy analysis: A realist approach”. In: B. G. Peters and G. Fontaine (Eds.), Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Comparative Policy Analysis. Cheltenham: Edwar Elgar, 273-291.

3. “Comparative public policy”. In: Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics, 2017. DOI: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190228637.013.134

4. “Neonacionalismo petrolero en los Andes”. In: I. Rousseau (Dir.), América Latina y el petróleo: los desafíos políticos y económicos de cara al siglo XXI. México D.F.: El Colegio de México, 2010: 327-352.

5. “Equateur: de l´impossible réforme politique à la révolution citoyenne”. In: G. Couffignal (Dir.), Amérique Latine 2010. Paris: La Documentation Française, 2010: 63-78.

6. “Dos perspectivas indígenas en torno a la extracción de gas en la Amazonía andina: el proyecto Camisea (Perú) y la empresa comunitaria Amazonía Gas (Ecuador)” (with Marc Le Calvez). In: C. Gros, and J. Foyer (Coord.), Gobernanza política y económica en zonas indígenas. Lima, Quito: FLACSO-IFEA, 2010: 83-120.

7. “Energía en América Latina. Dependencia respecto a los hidrocarburos e inversión directa extranjera”. In: Claves de economía mundial 2010. Madrid: Instituto Complutense

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de Estudios Internacionales-Instituto Español de Comercio Exterior, 2010: 328-336.

8. “Governance and the role of civil society. The case of oil and gas extraction in the Andean Amazon”, in: W. Leal Filho (Ed.), The Handbook of Sustainability Research, Frankfurt, Peter Lang Scientific Publishing, 2005: 327-349.

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