Current Work
I am interested in leveraging qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate when and why individuals and groups engage in group violence in the Global South. In particular, I am interested in the social and psychological factors that predict participation in political violence and the effect of persistent exposure to violence on individuals’ attitudes, behaviors and beliefs more broadly. Additionally, I am also interested in the role of gender in post-conflict experiences and preferences.
Journal Articles
- Criminal Governance in Latin America: An Assessment of its Prevalence and Correlates with Andres D. Uribe, Benjamin Lessing, and Noah Schouela, Perspectives on Politics (forthcoming).
Working Papers
- Removing Social Barriers to Women’s Candidacy in Cambodia with C. Cruz and J. Kim
Work in Progress
Ethically Measuring Violence with G. Blair, L. Young, R. Littman and H. Baron
Programming and evidence review of psycho-social interventions in NE Nigeria