Publications

(2022). The importance of UN Security Council resolutions in peacekeeping operations. Journal of Conflict Resolution, in press, .

(2020). A Gendered Imperative: Does Sexual Violence Attract UN Attention in Civil Wars? Journal of Conflict Resolution, 64, 167-198.

(2019). Cut Short? United Nations Peacekeeping and Civil War Duration to Negotiated Settlements. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 63, 1601-1629.

(2019). Advancing the frontier of peacekeeping research. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 63, 1595-1600.

(2018). Political Capacity and Violence 1. Political Capacity and Economic Behavior.

(2014). United Nations bias and force commitments in civil conflicts. Journal of Politics, 76, 350-363.

(2010). The dynamics of ethnonationalist contention. British Journal of Political Science, 40, 305-331.

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(2008). Means, motives and opportunities in ethno-nationalist mobilization. International Interactions, 34, 53-83.

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(2008). Choosing sides: UN resolutions and non-neutrality. International Conflict Mediation: New Approaches and Findings.

(2007). Status quo preferences and disputes short of war. International Interactions, 33, 271-288.

(2007). Extending the bounds of power transition theory. International Interactions, 33, 211-215.

(2006). Structure, Politics, and Action: An Integrated Model of Nationalist Protest and Rebellion. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, 12, 137-175.

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(2005). The relevance of politically relevant dyads in the study of interdependence and dyadic disputes. Conflict Management and Peace Science, 22, 113-133.

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(2005). Social capital and the growth of the nonprofit sector. Social Science Quarterly, 86, 16-35.

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(2004). Interpersonal trust and the magnitude of protest: A micro and macro level approach. Comparative Political Studies, 37, 435-457.

(2003). The origins of socially and politically hostile attitudes toward immigrants and outgroups: economics, ideology, or national context? Journal of Political Science, 31, 101-137.

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(1998). Power parity, democracy, and the severity of internal violence. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 42, 196-209.