Published Articles 

• 2026 “Gender parity in Peace and Conflict Science” (with Maekawa, Chiba, and Meherl) RnR in International Studies Perspectives
• 2025 “Breaking the conflict trap with citizens’ non-violent mobilization” second RnR in International Studies Quarterly
• 2024 “A just transition? Fossil fuel reforms and civil unrest (with Newman) Energy Research and Social Science 
• 2024 “Looking for the International in International Relations and Political Science: Evidence from Author Locations in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 1999-2023” (with Meherl) British Journal of Politics and International Relations
• 2023 “Local deprivation predicts right-wing hate crime in England” PLOS One (with Dworschak and Gleditsch) 
• 2022 “From Doctrine to Detonation: Ideology and Terrorism in Campaigns of Mass Resistance” (with Thurber) Journal of Peace Research.
• 2021 “Female fighters and the deadliness of terrorist campaigns in civil war (with J.P. Eggert) Interdisciplinary Political Studies.
• 2020 “Tangled Up in Blue: External Intervention, Peacekeeper Nationality, and the Enabling Environment for Resistance” (with Di Salvatore and Pinckney) International Studies Quarterly 
• 2019 “The Physics of Dissent: The Effect of Movement Momentum” (with Chenoweth). Nature Human Behaviour. 
• 2019.“Better the devil you know? How fringe terrorism can induce an advantage for moderate nonviolent campaigns” (with Gleditsch and Costalli). Terrorism and Political Violence. 
• 2018. “Going Underground: Resort to Terrorism in Mass Mobilization Dissident Campaigns” the Journal of Peace Research. 
• 2018. “A Tale of Two Governments? Government Responses and Perceived Influence in the 2014 Protests in Bosnia and Herzegovina” (with Gleditsch and Vidovic). ISA Journal of Global Security Studies. 
• 2018. “The Political Geography of Migrant Reception and Public Opinion on Immigration: Evidence from Italy” (with Genovese and Kern) Economics. 

Books 

2023 “External Financing and Terrorism in Civil War” Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict Book Series.

Under Review

• “Rebel Tactics, Public Support and the Peace Talks in Southern Thailand” (with Cunningham) in Journal of Peace Resolution.
• “Gender in Peace and Conflict Science” (with Maekawa, Chiba, and Meherl) in International Studies Perspectives

Works in Progress

• “Community-Based Protective Factors Against Right-Wing Radicalization” (with Gleditsch) in preparation for Nature Human Behavior
• “Mediating the Energy Transition: How Green Investment Influences Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform Through Social Unrest” (with Newman) in preparation for Nature
• “A Climate of Terror: Terrorism and Natural Disasters in Civil War” (with Azimy) in preparation for the Journal of Peace Research
• “When Civil Resistance in Ethnic Conflicts Works” (with Thurber) presented at APSA in 2024
• “Civil Society Consultation and Post Conflict Stability” in preparation for American Political Science Review

Published Blogs and Policy Papers

• 2025.What Role can nonviolent social movements play in peace talks.
  United States Institute of peace.
• 2024. The link between deprivation and the risk of future riots.
  The Guardian
• 2024. The Gender Gap in Peace Science
  The Centre for Global Security Challenges at the University of Leeds.
• 2023. Community deprivation drives far-right violence.
  The Loop ECPR’s Political Science Blog.
• 2019. Behind the paper The Physics of Dissent. For people movement does momentum equal mass times velocity?
  Nature Research (with Chenoweth)
• 2019. “Hierarchy and Central Leadership Help Non-violent Campaigns when Fringe Terrorism Occurs.”
  Political Violence @ a Glance 
• 2017. “Is Radical Islam the Main Terrorist Threat to the EU?”
  Political Violence @ a Glance.
• 2014. “Bosnia and Herzegovina: Evolution, not Revolution.”
  Political Violence @ a Glance.
• 2014. “The Rohingya in Myanmar: A genuine effort toward peace?”
  Insight on Conflict, published by Peace Direct. Correct link?