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Peer Reviewed
2026
(forthcoming) Hearts and boundaries: Identity and attitudes toward interethnic marriage in Africa. Journal of Race, Ethnicity & Politics.
(2026). Under God’s protective wings: Does exposure to violent conflict make Nigerians value God more? Politics & Religion. [Open Access]
(2026). Assessing the impact of violent conflict on attitudes toward military rule in Nigeria. Defence & Peace Economics. [Open Access]
(2026). Pastoral conflicts and (dis)trust: Evidence from Nigeria using an instrumental variable approach. Environment & Development Economics. [Open Access]
(2026). Unwelcome neighbors: Poverty and anti-immigrant sentiment in Morocco. Migration & Development. [Open Access]
(2026). You're not like us! Ethnoreligious discrimination and national belonging in Nigeria. Self & Identity. [Open Access]
2025
(2025). Is there a religious dimension to concern about farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria? International Studies Quarterly. [Version of record here]
(2025). You’re not welcome! Violence and support for an open grazing ban policy in Kaduna, Nigeria. Environment & Security. [Open Access]
(2025). Violent conflict and hostility towards ethnoreligious outgroups in Nigeria. Terrorism & Political Violence. [Open Access]
(2025). Regional differences in support for secession among members of the Igbo ethnic group in Nigeria. Nationalism & Ethnic Politics. [Open Access]
(2025). Family support and migration in Nigeria. Africa Spectrum. [Open Access]
(2025). “God is my refuge”: Do education and news consumption prompt Africans to put more trust in the COVID-19 vaccine than in prayer? International Journal for the Psychology of Religion. [Open Access]
(2025). Examining the effect of gender, education and religion on attitudes toward gender equality in Nigeria. Politics, Groups & Identities. [Open Access]
2024
(2024). What does the population in Niger think about a military government? Democratization. [Open Access]
(2024). Violent conflict and expectation about the economy’s performance: Evidence from Nigeria. Economics Letters. [Open Access]
(2024). Conflict exposure and expected victimization in Nigeria. Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism & Political Aggression. [Open Access]
(2024). Undead past: What drives support for the secessionist goal of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Nigeria? Journal of Race, Ethnicity & Politics. [Open Access]
(2024). Women’s education and attitudes toward malaria in children: Evidence from Nigeria. Global Public Health. [Open Access]
Working Papers
(2026). The role of droughts and religious cleavages in pastoralist conflict in Nigeria. WZB Berlin Social Science Center Discussion Paper No. SP VI 2020-101 (with Ruud Koopmans & Daniel Meierrieks).
(2026). A nation on the edge: Nigerians' views on kidnapping. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper No. 450.
(2025). Fragile federation: Violent conflict and attitudes toward ethnic federalism in Ethiopia. GIGA Working paper No. 343 (with Samuel Zewdie Hagos).
(2025). Conflict exposure and healthcare perceptions: Micro-level evidence from Africa. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper No. 434.
(2025). Foreign boots, local views: How violence shapes perceptions of French and Russian forces in Burkina Faso. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper.
(2025). Religion and prejudice: Micro-level evidence from Africa. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper No. 435.
(2025). Exposure to violent conflict and attitudes toward wife-beating in Africa. Afrobarometer Working Paper No. 214.
(2025). Let the poor breathe! Poverty and anti-government protests in Nigeria. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper No. 426. (with Hussaini Kwari)
(2024). Gender and migration aspirations in Nigeria: A comparative study of the states of Edo & Kaduna. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper No. 408.
(2022). The effect of violent conflict on the socioeconomic condition of households in Nigeria: The case of Kaduna State. Households in Conflict Network (HICN) Working Paper No. 373.
Others
(2026). Religion and the dynamics of farmer-pastoralist conflict. GIGA Africa Focus. No. 2.
(2024). Militär und Demokratie: Hintergründe des Putsches in Niger 2023. WZB Mitteilungen. No. 184.
(2022). Blutige Landkonflikte: Kämpfe zwischen Hirten und Bauern in Nigeria haben vielfältige Ursachen. WZB Mitteilungen. No. 176.
(2021). Armer Norden, reicher Süden: Die Spaltung Nigerias reicht weit in die Geschichte zurück. WZB Mitteilungen. No. 172.
(2020). Brandbeschleuniger: Die Corona-Pandemie Verschärft Nigeria’s Soziale und Ökonomische Probleme. WZB Mitteilungen. No. 169.