New Haven, CT 06520
United States
Department of Political Science, Yale University
DDR, Civil Wars, Ex-Combatants, Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration
conflict, ethnicity, social identity, civil wars, peace
Regional Economic Development, Population Policies, Post Conflict Reconstruction, Peace & Peacekeeping, Economic Theory & Research
refugees, immigration, mating competition, paternalism, Ukraine, Poland
Austerity, Economic Crises, Greece, Experiment, Survey, Pro-Sociality
Austerity, pro-sociality, solidarity, in-group bias, economic crisis
Post Conflict Reintegration, Peace & Peacekeeping, International Affairs, Post Conflict Reconstruction, Politics and Government
Civil war, self-determination, escalation, grievances
Public opinion, refugees, immigration, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, panel surveys
Discrimination, Identity, Racial Bias, Social Norms, Threat
Conflict, Polarization, Nationalism
Gender, schooling, leadership, participation, stereotype, Korea
immigration; refugees; perspective-taking; prejudice-reduction
national identity, external threat, diversionary war, affective polarization
nationalism, misperceptions, foreign policy, Greek-Turkish relations, territorial conflict
immigration; interstate rivalry; Cyprus; European refugee crisis
candidate preferences, sexism, South Korea, conjoint, descriptive representation
Immigration, Refugees, Racial bias, Colorism, Greek public opinion
D74, F35, H56
