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Research

My research focuses on conflict, protest, and networks. Below are some recent or ongoing highlights. For a full list, please see my CV.

Book Project
Who Rescues?

How cross-ethnic social ties (even weak ones!) lead to rescuing and assistance during the Bosnian war and genocide

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Cambridge Elements (Monograph)
Black Networks Matter
(2024)

How Black Americans mobilized their non-Black friends, and each other, during the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests

Available Open Access (free online) and in print from Cambridge University Press

Who Influences Whom?

Do Black peole influence White people? Do boys influence girls? Can influence spread through weak ties? Statistical methods for measuring spillover in an experiment

(Working Paper)

Causal Inference in Heterogeneous Networks
Desert Sand

Once We Too Were Strangers

Journal of Politics
(Forthcoming)

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The Political Consequences of Depression

American Journal of Political Science
(2023)

Rifle Bullets

Social Disruption, Gun Buying, and Anti-System Beliefs

Perspectives on Politics
(2022)
 

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