Publications

Abdrabo, A. A. (2022). Within the Marginal: Liminality out of the Bubble Society. Condition humaine / Conditions politiques: International Journal of Political Anthropology.

Abdrabo, A. (2022) Socio-cultural Construction of Meaning during Covid-19: Visual-Narratives. 50-3, (30) 15. Semiotic Analysis

Abdrabo, A. A. (2021). Institutional Ethnography and Exploring the Social: A Sociological Approach of Actors' Perspectives. International Journal of Sociotechnology and Knowledge Development (IJSKD), 13(4), 119-140.

Abdrabo, A. A. (2021). Women's Economic Participation between Marginalization and Empowerment Mechanisms: A Sociological Analysis of Train Commuting Women Workers in Alexandria. Arab Journal of Sociology, Cairo University, Egypt. 14, 97-136

Abdelgadir, A., & Fouka, V. (2020). Political secularism and Muslim integration in the West: Assessing the effects of the French headscarf ban. American Political Science Review, 114(3), 707-723.

Adebajo, Adekeye and Mazrui, Ali A. and Robinson, Pearl and Daniels, Lee A. and Jonah, James, Obama's Nobel Ancestors: Nobel Peace Laureates of African Descent (April 18, 2013). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2253663

Alexander, A., Charron, N., & Justesen, M. K. (2023). Female representation and electoral clientelism: New insights from South African municipal electionss. Electoral Studies, 82, 102580.

Alik-Lagrange, A., Dreier, S. K., Lake, M., & Porisky, A. (2021). Social protection and state-society relations in environments of low and uneven state capacity. Annual Review of Political Science, 24, 151-174.

Alik-Lagrange, A., Dreier, S. K., Lake, M., & Porisky, A. (2021). Social protection and state-society relations in environments of low and uneven state capacity. Annual Review of Political Science, 24, 151-174.

Asgedom, A., Carvalho, S., & Rose, P. (2021). Negotiating Equity: Examining Priorities, Ownership, and Politics Shaping Ethiopia's Large-Scale Education Reforms for Equitable Learning. RISE Working Paper Series. 21/067. doi: https://doi. org/10.35489/BSG-RISE-WP_2021/067.

Baker, A., Scarritt, J. R., & Mozaffar, S. (2016). Ethnopolitical demography and democracy in sub-Saharan Africa. Democratization, 23(5), 838-861.

Benjamin, A., Block, R., Clemons, J. K., Laird, C. N. and Wamble, J. J. (2020). "Set in Stone? Predicting Confederate Monument Removal. PS: Political Science & Politics, 53(2), 237-242.

BenYishay, A., Mueller, L., Nolan, K., & Roessler, P. (2022). Testing multi-stakeholder dialogue for better local governance in Niger: An experiment. Can we talk our way out of development problems?. Development Policy Review, 40(4).

Bezares Calderon, A., Englebert, P.(2019). Tribulations tribales : estimations demographiques commentees des ethnies congolaises par nouvelles provinces

Bezares Calderon, A., Englebert, P., Jene, L. (2021). When decentralisation undermines representation: Ethnic exclusion and state ownership in DR Congo's new provinces. The Journal of Modern African Studies, 59(2), 131-157. doi:10.1017/S0022278X21000045

Bezares Calderon, A., Englebert, P., & Jene, L. (2018). Provincial tribalisation The transformation of ethnic representativeness under decentralisation in the DR Congo. SECURE LIVELIHOODS RESEARCH CONSORTIUM

Bhandari, A. (2023). Social, formal, and political determinants of trade under weak rule of law: Experimental evidence from Senegalese firms. Comparative Political Studies, 56(2), 163-192.

Bhandari, A. (2022). Political determinants of economic exchange: Evidence from a business experiment in Senegal. American Journal of Political Science, 66(4), 835-852.

Bhandari, A., Larreguy, H., & Marshall, J. (2021). Able and Mostly Willing: An Empirical Anatomy of Information's Effect on Voter?Driven Accountability in Senegal. American Journal of Political Science.

Bhandari, A., & Mueller, L. (2019). Nation-state or nation-family? Nationalism in marginalised African societies. The Journal of Modern African Studies, 57(2), 297-322.

Blum, A., Hazlett, C., & Posner, D. N. (2021). Measuring ethnic bias: Can misattribution-based tools from social psychology reveal group biases that economics games cannot?. Political Analysis, 29(3), 385-404.

Campana, A., Jourde, C. (2017) Islamism and social movements in North Africa, the Sahel and Beyond: transregional and local perspectives, Mediterranean Politics, 22:1, 1-15, DOI: 10.1080/13629395.2016.1230945

Della Guardia, A., Lake, M., & Schnitzer, P. (2022). Selective inclusion in cash transfer programs: Unintended consequences for social cohesion. World Development, 157, 105922.

Clayton, A., De Kadt, D., & Dumas, N. (2023). Daughters do not affect political beliefs in a new democracy. Journal of Experimental Political Science, 10(1), 137-147.

Clayton, A. (2021). Electoral systems and the process of substantive representation: lessons from Namibia and Uganda. Women and Power in Africa.

Clayton, A. (2015). Women's political engagement under quota-mandated female representation: Evidence from a randomized policy experiment. Comparative Political Studies, 48(3), 333-369.

Clayton, A., Robinson, A. L., Johnson, M. C., & Muriaas, R. (2020). (How) do voters discriminate against women candidates? Experimental and qualitative evidence from Malawi. Comparative Political Studies, 53(3-4), 601-630.

Clayton, A., Robinson, A. L., Johnson, M. C., & Muriaas, R. (2020). (How) do voters discriminate against women candidates? Experimental and qualitative evidence from Malawi. Comparative Political Studies, 53(3-4), 601-630.

Clayton, A., Josefsson, C., Mattes, R., & Mozaffar, S. (2019). In whose interest? Gender and mass-elite priority congruence in Sub-Saharan Africa. Comparative Political Studies, 52(1), 69-101.

Clayton, A., O'Brien, D. Z., & Piscopo, J. M. (2019). All male panels? Representation and democratic legitimacy. American Journal of Political Science, 63(1), 113-129.

Clayton, A., & Zetterberg, P. (2021). Gender and party discipline: evidence from Africa's emerging party systems. American Political Science Review, 115(3), 869-884.

Clayton, A., & Zetterberg, P. (2018). Quota shocks: Electoral gender quotas and government spending priorities worldwide. The Journal of Politics, 80(3), 916-932.

Miller, A. C. (2023). Without an army: How ICC indictments reduce atrocities. Journal of Peace Research, 60(4), 573-587.

Miller, A. C. (2022). #DictatorErdogan: How Social Media Bans Trigger Backlash. Political Communication, 39(6), 801-825.

Miller, A. C. (2011). Debunking the myth of the" good" coup d'etat in Africa. African studies quarterly, 12(2), 45.

Dasgupta, A., & Johnson-Kanu, A. (2020). Precolonial States and Development: Evidence from Agriculture in Africa.

Adida, C., Gottlieb, J., Kramon, E., & McClendon, G. (2019). Under what conditions does performance information influence voting behavior? Lessons from Benin. In Information, accountability, and cumulative learning: lessons from Metaketa I (pp. 81-117). Cambridge University Press.

Adida, C., Gottlieb, J., Kramon, E., & McClendon, G. (2019). Under what conditions does performance information influence voting behavior? Lessons from Benin. In Information, accountability, and cumulative learning: lessons from Metaketa I (pp. 81-117). Cambridge University Press.

Adida, Claire L.; Arriola, Leonardo; Kosec, Katrina; Matanock, Aila M.; and Mo, Cecilia Hyunjung. 2023. Women's Action Committees and Local Services in Nigeria (Metaketa V). Open Science Foundation Preprint. https://osf.io/7qg4s

Adida, Claire L.; Arriola, Leonardo; Kosec, Katrina; Matanock, Aila M.; and Mo, Cecilia Hyunjung. 2023. Women's Action Committees and Local Services in Nigeria (Metaketa V). Open Science Foundation Preprint. https://osf.io/7qg4s

Dyzenhaus, A. (2022) The Price of Redistribution: Local Markets and Agriculture in South Africa's Land Reform Program. https://doi.org/10.7298/3d3c-2h88

Dyzenhaus, A. (2021). Patronage or policy? The politics of property rights formalization in Kenya. World Development, 146, 105580.

Dyzenhaus, A. (2020). RiftValley: The struggle for supremacy.

Erlich, A., Ferree, K., Gibson, C., Jung, D., Long, J., & McIntosh, C. (2022). Using Communications Technology to Promote Democratic Participation: Experimental Evidence from South Africa.

Erlich, A., Ferree, K., Gibson, C., Jung, D., Long, J., & McIntosh, C. (2022). Using Communications Technology to Promote Democratic Participation: Experimental Evidence from South Africa.

Fox, A., Howell, F. M., Weber, E., & Janevic, T. (2023). Left Behind: Medicaid Immigrant Exclusions and Access to Maternal Health Care Across the Reproductive-Perinatal Continuum. Medical Care Research and Review, 10775587231170066.

Fox, A., Feng, W., & Asal, V. (2019). What is driving global obesity trends? Globalization or "modernization ?. Globalization and health, 15, 1-16.

Afulani, P. A., Kelly, A. M., Buback, L., Asunka, J., Kirumbi, L., & Lyndon, A. (2020). Providers' perceptions of disrespect and abuse during childbirth: a mixed-methods study in Kenya. Health policy and planning, 35(5), 577-586.

Garcia-Hernandez, A., Grossman, G., & Michelitch, K. G. (2022). Networks and the Size of the Gender Gap in Politician Performance Across Job Duties.

Garcia-Hernandez, A., Grossman, G., & Michelitch, K. (2022). Gender gap in politician performance and its determinants (No. 972). Ruhr Economic Papers.

Gebremedhin, A., & Joshi, D. (2016). Social justice and human rights in education policy discourse: Assessing Nelson Mandela's legacy. Education as change, 20(1), 172-198.

Ahram, A. I., & Lust, E. (2023). The decline and fall of the Arab state. In Survival 58.2 (pp. 7-34). Routledge.

Ibrahim, A., Malik, A., & Wielenga, C. (2020). Migration in sub-Saharan Africa: The Somali refugee and migrant experience. African Studies Review, 63(1), 9-17.

Although democratic countries historically have had stronger outcomes in advancing gender equality than other regime types, many authoritarian regimes in Africa have proved rather adept at adopting women’s rights provisions, making extensive constitutional and legislative reforms, and promoting women as leaders. These outcomes are particularly evident when it comes to women’s political representation, where one finds little difference between authoritarian and democratic regimes in Africa. This essay explores how authoritarian regimes in Africa came to promote women leaders and how the instrumentalization of women leaders served to enhance the longevity of their rule.

Jadoon, A., Khalid, H., & Fox, A. (2023). Who gets public goods? Effects of ethnic diversity and exclusion on urban and rural populations' access to water and sanitation. Risk, Hazards & Crisis in Public Policy.

Kang, A. J., & Wing, S. D. (2021). Litigating socio-economic and women's rights in Benin's constitutional court. African Affairs, 120(478), 57-77.

Kang, A. J., & Wing, S. D. (2021). Litigating socio-economic and women's rights in Benin's constitutional court. African Affairs, 120(478), 57-77.

Kuperman, A. J. (2023). How Humanitarian Intervention Can Succeed: Liberia's Lessons for the R2P. Civil Wars, 1-35.

Kuperman, A. J. (2022). Moral hazard in Sudan's Two Areas'-humanitarianism that perpetuates civil war. Conflict, Security & Development, 22(1), 47-77.

Kuperman, A. J. (2019). Hostile Takeover. The National Interest

Kuperman, A. (2019). Did the R2P foster violence in Libya?. Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal, 13(2), 7.

Kuperman, A. J. (2016). Constitutional reform to manage ethnic conflict. Ethnopolitics, 15(5), 520-522.

Kuperman, A. J. (2004). The limits of humanitarian intervention: Genocide in Rwanda. Rowman & Littlefield.

Kuperman, A. J. (2013). A model humanitarian intervention? Reassessing NATO's Libya campaign. International Security, 38(1), 105-136.

Kuperman, A. J. (2015). Obama's Libya debacle: how a well-meaning intervention ended in failure. Foreign Affairs, 94(2), 66-77.

Kuperman, A. J. (2000). Rwanda in retrospect. Foreign Affairs, 94-118.

Johnson-Kanu, A. (2021). Colonial Legacies in State Building: Bureaucratic Embeddedness, Public Goods Provision, and Public Opinion in Nigeria. University of California, Merced.

Johnson-Kanu, A. N. (2012). Does Foreign Aid Affect the Exports of the Recipient Country?. Department of Economics, University of Arkon.

Bak, A. K., van den Boogaard, V. (2023). A tax by any other name? Conceptions of taxation and implications for research. The Journal of Modern African Studies

Balogun, E., & Mwaba, A. K. (2023). African Union Reform: Challenges and Opportunities. The Palgrave Handbook of Diplomatic Reform and Innovation, 277-294.

Mwaba, A. K. (2015). OBSERVING THE ELECTIONS. THE MALAWI 2014 TRIPARTITE ELECTIONS: IS DEMOCRACY MATURING?, 158.

Kroeger, A., & Kang, A. J. (2022). The Appointment of Women to Authoritarian Cabinets in Africa. Government and Opposition, 1-24.

Chiweza, A. L., Kayuni, H., Muriaas, R. L. (2021). Understanding handouts in candidate selection: Challenging party authority in Malawi. African Affairs, Volume 120, Issue 481, Pages 569-589, https://doi.org/10.1093/afraf/adab030

LeBas, A., & Munemo, N. (2019). Elite Conflict, Compromise, and Enduring Authoritarianism: Polarization in Zimbabwe, 1980-2008. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 681(1), 209-226. https://doi.org/10.1177/0002716218813897

Lee, A., & Paine, J. (2023). The Great Revenue Divergence. International Organization, 77(2), 363-404.

Under what conditions do land transfers occur under land reform? Theories of land redistribution focus on demand-side explanations for land transfers where the state allocates land in exchange for support from voters or rural elites. In this article, I argue that land transfers under market land redistribution are driven by supply-side characteristics of landholders. Using the case of South Africa’s sugar sector, I show that landholders chose to sell their land via redistribution when they had the economic incentive to preserve existing state-support frameworks and had collective capacity from centralized institutions. To understand when and why land redistribution occurs, one must pay attention to the landholders’ relationship to the state and their internal sectoral organization. In some cases, landholders may have an incentive to redistribute their land.

Rwandan Genocide: The Essential Reference Guide, 58.

Little, A., & Meng, A. (2023). Subjective and objective measurement of democratic backsliding. Available at SSRN 4327307.

Robinson, A. L. (2020). Ethnic diversity, segregation and ethnocentric trust in Africa. British Journal of Political Science, 50(1), 217-239.

Robinson, A. L. (2014). National versus ethnic identification in Africa: Modernization, colonial legacy, and the origins of territorial nationalism. World Politics, 66(4), 709-746.

Scacco, A. (2012). Anatomy of a Riot: participation in ethnic violence in Nigeria. Book Manuscript, New York University.

Scacco, A., & Warren, S. S. (2018). Can social contact reduce prejudice and discrimination? Evidence from a field experiment in Nigeria. American Political Science Review, 112(3), 654-677.

Luhrmann, A., Medzihorsky, J., & Lindberg, S. I. (2021). Walking the talk: How to identify anti-pluralist parties. V-Dem Working Paper, 116.

Luhrmann, A., & Lindberg, S. I. (2019). A third wave of autocratization is here: what is new about it?. Democratization, 26(7), 1095-1113.

Macdonald, A., Owor, A., & Tapscott, R. (2023). Explaining youth political mobilization and its absence: the case of Bobi Wine and Uganda's 2021 election. Journal of Eastern African Studies, 17(1-2), 280-300.

Abdrabo, A. A., & Galaby, A. A. R. (Eds.). (2022). Societal Resilience and Response to Contagious Diseases and Pandemics. IGI Global.

Malik, A. (2020). Devolution and Electoral Violence in Kenya. Post-Conflict Institutional Design: Building Peace and Democracy in Africa, 164-196.

Malik, A. (2019). The Promise of Interpretive Methods in Tightly Controlled Political Settings. SAGE Publications Ltd.

Malik, A. (2018). Constitutional reform and new patterns of electoral violence: evidence from Kenya's 2013 elections. Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, 56(3), 340-359.

Malik, A., & Onguny, P. (2020). Elite strategies, emphasis frames, and mass perspectives on electoral violence in Kenya. Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 38(4), 560-578.

Bertelli, A. M., Hassan, M., Honig, D., Rogger, D., & Williams, M. J. (2020). An agenda for the study of public administration in developing countries. Governance, 33(4), 735-748.

Meng, A., & Paine, J. (2022). Power sharing and authoritarian stability: How rebel regimes solve the guardianship dilemma. American Political Science Review, 116(4), 1208-1225.

Meng, A., & Paine, J. (2022). Power sharing and authoritarian stability: How rebel regimes solve the guardianship dilemma. American Political Science Review, 116(4), 1208-1225.

Meng, A., Paine, J., & Powell, R. (2023). Authoritarian Power Sharing: Concepts, Mechanisms, and Strategies. Annual Review of Political Science, 26, 153-173.

Meng, A., Paine, J., & Powell, R. (2023). Authoritarian Power Sharing: Concepts, Mechanisms, and Strategies. Annual Review of Political Science, 26, 153-173.

Fox, A. M. (2023). Advancing Empirics and Theory for a Deeper Political Economy Analysis; Comment on "Health Coverage and Financial Protection in Uganda: A Political Economy Perspective . International Journal of Health Policy and Management, (), -.

Fox, A. M. (2010). The social determinants of HIV serostatus in sub-Saharan Africa: an inverse relationship between poverty and HIV?. Public health reports, 125(4_suppl), 16-24.

Fox, A. M., & Reynolds, M. (2022). Insider-Outsider Politics and Support for Universal Health Coverage in Low-and Middle-Income Countries: Evidence from Afrobarometer Surveys. Sociology of Development, 8(4), 379-418.

Fox, A. M., Jackson, S. S., Hansen, N. B., Gasa, N., Crewe, M., & Sikkema, K. J. (2007). In their own voices: a qualitative study of women's risk for intimate partner violence and HIV in South Africa. Violence against women, 13(6), 583-602.

Smith, L. (2023). Reflections on an Institutional Journey Toward Enhancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Political Science. Cambridge University Press