Pepper Culpepper, Taeku Lee & Ryan Shandler. (Forthcoming). In the Metaverse, Politicians Can Hear You Scream Corporate Scandals, Big Tech Regulation, and the Microfoundations of Focusing Events. Perspectives on Politics.
ForthcomingNick Evans, Michael Gross & Ryan Shandler. (Forthcoming). Enhancing Soldiers for Future Warfare: Good Science; Bad Ethics? Science & Engineering Ethics.
ForthcomingPepper Culpepper, Taeku Lee & Ryan Shandler. (2026). Media effects revisited: corporate scandals, partisan narratives, and attitudes toward cryptocurrency regulation. Political Science Research and Methods, 1-18 .
Publisher's Version | Supplementary Materials | Replication FilesNadiya Kostyuk & Ryan Shandler. (2025). Attention Beyond the Battlefield: Voters' Responses to Foreign Military Investments. Conflict Management and Peace Science, 1-18.
Publisher's Version | Supplementary MaterialsRyan Shandler. (2025). Cyber Conflict & Domestic Audience Costs. International Interactions, 1–25.
PDF | Publisher's Version | Supplementary Materials | Replication FilesPepper Culpepper, Ryan Shandler, Jae-Hee Jung & Taeku Lee. (2025). Media Coverage of Inequality, Fairness Considerations, and Support for Redistribution in Six Countries. Comparative Political Studies, 58(4): 714-745.
Publisher's Version (open access)| Supplementary Materials | Replication Files | Media Coverage in the Financial TimesSnider, Keren, Ryan Shandler & Daphna Canetti. (2025). Experimenting with Threat: How Cyberterrorism Targeting Critical Infrastructure Influences Support for Surveillance Policies. Terrorism & Political Violence, 1-14.
Publisher's Version (open access)Eric Jardine, Nathaniel Porter & Ryan Shandler. (2024). Cyberattacks and Public Opinion – The Effect of Uncertainty in Guiding Preferences. Journal of Peace Research, 61(1): 103-118.
PDF | Publisher's Version | Supplementary Materials | Replication FilesRyan Shandler & Daphna Canetti. (2024). Special Issue Introduction: Cyber Conflict – Moving From Speculation to Investigation. Journal of Peace Research, 61(1): 3-9.
PDF | Publisher's VersionDor, Gal, Ryan Shandler, Miguel Gomez & Daphna Canetti. (2024). Fear over facts: how preconceptions explain perceptions of threat following cyberattacks. Journal of Information Technology & Politics, 1 - 16.
Publisher's Version (open access)Miguel Gomez & Ryan Shandler. (2024). Trust at Risk: The Effect of Proximity to Cyber Attacks. Journal of Global Security Studies, 9(2): ogae002.
Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler, Nadiya Kostyuk & Harry Oppenheimer. (2023). Public Opinion and Cyberterrorism. Public Opinion Quarterly, 87(1) : 92-119.
PDF | Publisher's Version (open access) | Supplementary Materials | Replication FilesRyan Shandler, Michael L. Gross & Daphna Canetti. (2023). Cyberattacks, Psychological Distress, and Military Escalation: An Internal Meta-Analysis. Journal of Global Security Studies, 8(1) : 1-19.
PDF | Publisher's Version (open access) | Online AppendixRyan Shandler & Miguel Gomez. (2022). The Hidden Threat of Cyber-Attacks --- Undermining Public Confidence in Government. Journal of Information Technology & Politics, 20(4): 359-374.
PDF | Publisher's Version (open access) | Online AppendixRyan Shandler, Michael L. Gross, Sophia Backhaus & Daphna Canetti. (2022) Cyber Terrorism and Public Support for Retaliation: A Multi-Country Survey Experiment. British Journal of Political Science, 52(2): 850-868.
PDF | Publisher's Version (open access) | Supplementary Materials | Replication FilesRyan Shandler, Michael L. Gross, & Daphna Canetti. (2021). A Fragile Public Preference for Cyber Strikes: Evidence from Survey Experiments in the United States, United Kingdom and Israel. Contemporary Security Policy, 42(2): 135-162.
PDF | Publisher's Version | Online AppendixClaire Lee, Kyung-Shick Choi, Ryan Shandler & Chris Kayser. (2021) Mapping Global Cyberterror Networks: A Empirical Study of Al-Qaeda and ISIS Cyberterrorism Events. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 37(3): 333-355.
PDF | Publisher's VersionKeren Snider, Shai Zandani, Ryan Shandler & Daphna Canetti. (2021). Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Threats and Attitudes toward Cybersecurity Policies. Journal of Cybersecurity, 7(1): tyab2019.
Publisher's Version (open access)Ryan Shandler, Michael L. Gross & Daphna Canetti. (2019). Can You Engage in Political Activity Without Internet Access? The Social Effects of Internet Deprivation. Political Studies Review, 18(4), 620-629.
PDF | Publisher's Version | Podcast / MediaRyan Shandler & Daphna Canetti. (2019). A Reality of Vulnerability and Dependence: Internet Access as a Human Right. Israel Law Review, 52(1), 77-98.
PDF | Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler & Kerry Chavez. A Structural Shift in Foreign Policy Postures: Public Opinion in an Age of Emerging Technologies. Under Review.
Under review - Available upon requestRyan Shandler, Iris Ong, Olivia Leu & Anthony DeMattee. Hacking Voters Trust in Elections. Under Review.
Under review - Available upon requestRyan Shandler, Michael Gross & Yahli Shereshevsky. Black Box Warfare: A Series of Experimental Studies on Military Decision-Making with AI Targeting Systems. Under Review.
Under review - Available upon requestRyan Shandler, Lennart Maschmeyer & Karsten Donnay. Subversive Corrosion: The Enduring Cognitive Effects of Cyber Operations. Under Review.
Under review - Available upon requestMiguel Gomez, Grace Mueller, Ryan Shandler, Brandon Valeriano & Chris Whyte. (2024). The Need for Topical and Methodological Diversity in Cyber Conflict Research, in Research Handbook on Cyberwarfare., Eds. Tim Stevens & Joe Devanny.
PDF | Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler, Keren Snider & Daphna Canetti. (2022). The Political Psychology of Cyber Terrorism, in The Cambridge Handbook of Political Psychology, Eds. Danny Osborne & Chris G. Sibley.
PDF | Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler. (2019) Book Review: The age of surveillance capitalism: the fight for a human future at the new frontier of power, Journal of Cyber Policy, 4(2), 303-304.
PDF | Publisher's VersionKeren Snider, Ryan Shandler, Sharon Matzkin & Daphna Canetti. (Forthcoming). The Psychology of Terrorism and Political Violence, in The Oxford Handbook of Political Psychology, 3rd Ed., Eds. Leonie Huddy, David Sears, Jack Levy, and Jennifer Jerit.
Working Paper - Available upon requestRyan Shandler. (2018) Measuring the Political and Social Implications of Government-Initiated Cyber Shutdowns." In 8th {USENIX} Workshop on Free and Open Communications on the Internet ({FOCI} 18). USENIX} Association}.
PDF | Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler, Anthony DeMattee & Bruce Schneier (2025). Cyberattacks shake voters’ trust in elections, regardless of party. Atlanta Journal Constitution. 27 June 2025.
AJC Version | View also at The Conversation with no paywall.Ryan Shandler, Daphna Canetti & Tal Mimran. (2024). A look inside the cyberwar between Israel and Hamas reveals the civilian toll. The Conversation. 3 May 2024.
Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler & Miguel Gomez. (2022). Cyber Conflict and the Erosion of Trust. Council on Foreign Relations, Net Politics. 21 September 2022.
Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler, Gal Dor & Daphna Canetti. (2022). The Insidious Political Consequences of Cyberattacks. Political Violence @ a Glance. 13 September 2022.
Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler. (2020). The pandemic shows we depend on the Internet. So is Internet access a human right? Monkey Cage | The Washington Post. 13 July 2020.
PDF | Publisher's VersionRyan Shandler. (2019). White Paper: Israel as a Cyber Power. Produced for the Israel National Cyber Bureau. July 2019.
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