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Our work is motivated by deep concerns about conflicts that arise from the mobilization of difference — along ethnic, racial, and national lines; in the United States and around the globe. Our central mission is to conduct rigorous research to lay bare such patterns, and to evaluate the effects of solutions that might contribute to more just and prosperous outcomes.

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Dismantling old or forging new clientelistic ties? Sudan’s civil service reform after uprising

Author(s): Mai Hassan, Ahmed Kodouda

Status/Format:  Published

Type:  Journal Article

Publisher: World Development

Date: 2023

Coordinated Dis-Coordination

Author(s): Mai Hassan

Status/Format:  Published

Type:  Journal Article

Publisher: American Political Science Review

Date: 2023

Social Media Narratives across Platforms in Conflict: Evidence from Syria

Author(s): Erin Walk, Elizabeth Parker-Magyar, Fotini Christia, Kiran Garimella, Ahmet Akbiyik

Status/Format:  In Progress

Publisher: MIT Political Science Department Research Paper

Date: 2022

South Africa's Resilient Democracy

Author(s): Rori Lekalake, Evan Lieberman

Status/Format:  Published

Type:  Journal Article

Publisher: Journal of Democracy

Date: 2022

Violence against Women in the Time of COVID-19: The Effects of a Social Media Campaign against Gender-Based Violence in Egypt

Author(s): Fotini Christia, Elizabeth Parker-Magyar, Horacio Larreguy, Norhan Muhab

Status/Format:  In Progress

Type:  Journal Article

Date: 2021

Who Flees Conflict? A Big-Data Approach to the Determinants of Forced Migration

Author(s): Fotini Christia, Aidan Milliff

Status/Format:  In Progress

Type:  Journal Article

Date: 2021

Imams and Businessmen: Gulenist Service Provision in Turkey

Author(s): Fotini Christia, Tugba Bozcaga

Status/Format:  In Progress

Type:  Journal Article

Date: 2021

The Nature and Origins of Sectarian Animosity

Author(s): Fotini Christia, Elizabeth Dekeyser , Dean Knox

Status/Format:  In Progress

Type:  Journal Article

Publisher: Revise and Resubmit in Nature: Human Behavior

Date: 2021

Does Community Policing Build Trust in Police and Reduce Crime? Evidence from Six Coordinated Field Experiments in the Global South

Author(s): Graeme Blair, Eric Arias, Emile Badran, Robert Blair, Ali Cheema, Ahsan Farooqui, Thiemo Fetzer, Guy Grossman, Dotan Haim, Zulfiqar Hameed, Rebecca Hanson, Ali Hasanain, Dorothy Kronick, Benjamin Morse, Robert Muggah, Fatiq Nadeem, Lily Tsai, Matthew Nanes, Tara Slough, Nico Ravanilla, Jacob Shapiro, Barbara Silva, Pedro Souza, Anna Wilke, Jeremy Weinstein

Status/Format:  In Progress

Type:  Journal Article

Date: 2021

The Social Network Effects of Drone Strikes

Author(s): Fotini Christia, Paolo Bertolotti, Ali Jadbabaei

Status/Format:  In Progress

Type:  Journal Article

Date: 2021

The Effects of Drone Strikes on Civilian Communication: Evidence from Yemen

Author(s): Fotini Christia, Ali Jadbabaei, Michael Freedman, Spyros Zoumpoulis, Leon Yao

Status/Format:  Published

Type:  Journal Article

Publisher: Political Science Research and Methods

Date: 2021

The Desire for Revenge in Intractable Conflicts: Survey Evidence from Soldiers in the War against the Islamic State

Author(s): Mathew Cancian, Kristin E. Fabbe

Status/Format:  In Progress

Date: 2021

 

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