RESEARCH INTERESTS
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PEER-REVIEWED BOOKS
- As War Ends: What Colombia Can Tell Us about the Sustainability of Peace and Transitional Justice (co-edited with James D. Meernik and Mauricio Uribe). 2019. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
- Conceptualizing and Measuring Institutional Variation in National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs)" (with Ryan M. Welch and and Courtenay R. Conrad). 2021. Journal of Conflict Resolution 65(5): 1010-1033.
- Violence, Voting & Peace: Explaining Public Support for the Peace Referendum in Colombia (with James D. Meernik, Regina Branton, and Amalia Pulido). 2019. Electoral Studies 61 (October): 102067.
- Repression Substitution: Hiding Human Rights Violations in Response to UN Naming and Shaming (with Courtenay Conrad). 2019. Civil Wars 21(1): 128-152.
- Political Context and the Consequences of Naming and Shaming for Human Rights Abuse (with Justin Esarey). 2017. International Interactions 43(4): 589-618:
- The Strategic Use of State Repression and Political Violence. 2016. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics.
- Bias and Overconfidence in Parametric Models of Interactive Processes (with William D. Berry and Justin Esarey). 2016. American Journal of Political Science 60(2): 521-539.
- Delegating Death: Military Intervention and Government Killing. 2015. Journal of Conflict Resolution 59(3): 346-368.
- At the Water's Edge: The Decline of Partisan Liberal Internationalism (with John Ishiyama and Michael Widmeier). 2015. Acta Politica 50(3): 320-343.
- Female Participation and Civil War Relapse (with Angela D. Nichols and Eliza G. Kelly). 2014. Civil Wars 16(3): 346-368.
- Defining and Modeling State-Dependent Dynamic Systems (with Justin Esarey). 2014. Political Analysis 22(1): 61-85.
- A Political Economy of Human Rights: Oil, Natural Gas, and State Incentives to Repress (with Joseph K. Young). 2013. Conflict Management and Peace Science 30(2): 99-120.
- Constrained by the Bank and the Ballot: Unearned Revenue, Democracy, and State Incentives to Repress (with Courtenay R. Conrad). 2013. Journal of Peace Research 50(1): 105-119.
- International Organizations and Government Killing: Does Naming and Shaming Save Lives? 2012. International Interactions 38(5): 597-621.
- Testing for Interaction in Binary Logit and Probit Models: Is a Product Term Essential? (with William D. Berry and Justin Esarey). 2010. American Journal of Political Science 54(1): 248-266.
- Risk Factors for Forced Migrant Flight (with Will H. Moore). 2007. Conflict Management and Peace Science 24(1): 85-104.
BOOK CHAPTERS
- Una Tierra Inexplorada: Gendering the Peace Process in Colombia (with Kimi Lynn King). In As War Ends. James Meernik, Jacqueline Demeritt and Mauricio Uribe, eds. Cambridge University Press.
- Land, Violence and the Colombian Peace Process (with James D. Meernik, T. David Mason, and Amalia Pulido). 2019. In As War Ends. James Meernik, Jacqueline Demeritt and Mauricio Uribe, eds. Cambridge University Press.
- Transitional Justice: Prospects for Post-war Peace and Human Rights. 2016. InWhat Do We Know About Civil War? T. David Mason and Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, eds. Rowman & Littlefield.
- Unintended Consequences: The Effect of Advocacy to End Torture on Empowerment Rights Violations (with Courtenay R. Conrad). 2014. In Examining Torture: Empirical Studies of State Repression. Tracy Lightcap and James Pfiffner, eds. Palgrave MacMillan.
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
- "Will H. Moore's Enduring Contribution to Peace and Conflict Studies" (with Courtenay R. Conrad, Daniel W. Hill, Ryan M. Welch, and Joseph K. Young). 2019. Conflict Management and Peace Science.
DATA COLLECTION PROJECTS
- The National Human Rights Institutions (NHRI) Data Collection Project (with Courtenay R. Conrad, Ryan Welch, and Will H. Moore)