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Articles and Works in Progress:
Articles and Works in Progress:
Conflict and health: Building on the role of infrastructure. with Amelia Finaret. World Development.
Simulating Negotiation in Protracted Conflicts. Journal of Political Science Education.
Does Peacekeeping Really Bring Peace? Peacekeepers and Combatant-Perpetrated Sexual Violence in Civil Wars. with Adam Miller. Journal of Conflict Resolution.
Translated and reprinted as “Le ‘Maintien de la paix’ apporte-t-il réellement la paix? Les soldats de la paix et la violence sexuelle perpétrée par les combattants dans les guerres civiles” by Observatoire Boutros-Ghali du maintien de la paix/Boutros-Ghali Observatory for Peacekeeping [Translator: Daniele Fayer-Stern].
Uncultured: Civil War and Cultural Policy. Civil Wars.
Teaching the Middle East: Pedagogy in a Charged Classroom. PS: Political Science and Politics.
Knowing Your Enemy: Information and Commitment Problems in Civil Wars. Journal of Conflict Resolution.
The Pieces of Peacemaking: Understanding Implementation of Civil War Settlements. with Jana von Stein. Civil Wars.
I am currently working on several other lines of research, including on the extent to which peacekeeping curbs different forms of nonlethal violence and how commitment problems influence groups' choice between violent and non-violent strategies of contention.
Book
Book
In Trust and Fear in Civil Wars: Ending Intrastate Conflicts, I investigate how combatants' information about each other influences their fears about future security. I argue that certain information fuels widespread mistrust, exacerbating commitment problems and fears about future security and significantly prolonging some wars. The book integrates quantitative analyses of cross-national data on civil wars with fieldwork from Turkey and Cyprus and case study evidence from Sri Lanka. You can order your copy here.
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