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Rebel-Civilian Interactions and Governance

In addition to my published work on rebel-civilian interactions and governance, I have several ongoing projects examining how rebel groups interact with civilians, how these interactions shape recruitment into rebellion, and how the social origins of rebel groups affect their future trajectories.

Rebel Communication Strategies

In addition to my published work on, I have several ongoing projects examining a wide range of non-violent communication strategies armed groups employ to convey political messages to various domestic and international audiences. 

Multiparty Civil Conflicts

My dissertation investigates how competition over recruits influences cooperation and infighting among militant groups, how groups design their alliances, and how allies learn from each other. I have several other ongoing projects examining different dimensions of multiparty civil conflicts.

Under Review
 

[1] Caught Between Needs and Norms: Rebel Groups’ International Legitimacy-Seeking,          Pre-War Social Origins, and Forced Recruitment
      [Paper] [Appendix]
 

In Preparation for Submission
 

[2] Constituencies and Recruitment Pools: Unpacking Militant Cooperation and Rivalry
      [Paper] [Appendix]

In Progress
 

[3] Historical Communal Dissidence, State Repression, and Rebel Recruitment

[4] Performative Rebel Governance and Recruitment into Rebel Organizations

[5] Subnational Variation in Insurgent Conscription
      (with Emily Myers)
 

Under Review
 

[1] Credit Claims and the Survival of Terrorist Organizations
      (with Nazli Avdan and Aaron Hoffman) 
      (Revised & Resubmitted)
      [Paper] [Appendix]

In Preparation for Submission
 

[2] Statements of Denial of Responsibility by Armed Actors
      (with Mark Berlin)
      [Paper] [Appendix]

In Progress
 

[3] Rebel Communication Strategies for Capitalizing on Women’s Participation
      (with Lindsey Goldberg)

[4] Credit Claiming, Communication Technology, and the Longevity of Terrorist Groups
      (with Nazli Avdan and Aaron Hoffman)

[5] Rebel Public Diplomacy Abroad and Social Service Provision at Home
      (with Yu Bin Kim)

In Preparation for Submission
 

[1] More Conflict Actors, More Violence? A Long-Standing Argument Revisited
      [Paper] [Appendix]

[2] Beyond Outbidding: Insurgent Responses to Transnational Extremist Competition
      (with Mark Berlin).
      [Paper] [Appendix]

[3] Arms, Words, and Expertise: Typologies of Militant Cooperation
      [Paper] [Appendix]

[4] Inter-Group Learning in Militant Alliance Networks
      [Paper] [Appendix]

In Progress
 

[5] Rebel Kidnapping to Punish Tax Evasion?
      (with Mark Berlin and Timothy Jones)

[6] Joint Membership and Member Defections Across Rebel Organizations
      (with Finn Klebe).

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