WorkingPapers

Civil Society Repression in Post-Civil War States
When do states exiting conflict repress civil society organizations?
Alex Bruens, Ph.D.
Alex Bruens
Concentration Camps Unveiled: A Comparative Analysis of their Roles in Contemporary Conflicts
When are concentration camps, a unique form of state repression, used in contemporary civil wars?
Alex Bruens, Ph.D., Rachel Van Nostrand, Alex Braithwaite
Alex Bruens Rachel Van Nostrand Alex Braithwaite
Networks of Cooperation and Contestation in Conflict
We develop and test a theory of network-based cooperation and contestation among international and domestic actors in conflict-affected countries.
Alex Bruens, Ph.D., Jessica Maves Braithwaite, Susanna Campbell
Alex Bruens Jessica Maves Braithwaite Susanna Campbell
Peace Agreements and Post-War Civil Society
What are the effects of including civil society representatives in peace agreements on post-war democratization and stability?
Alex Bruens, Ph.D.
Alex Bruens
Who Keeps the Peace? Reconceptualizing Peacebuilding Through Networks of Influence and Support
How do networks of international and domestic organizations engaged in peacebuilding and development initiatives concurrent with UN peace operations affect peace and security outcomes in conflict-affected states?
Alex Bruens, Ph.D., Jessica Maves Braithwaite, Susanna Campbell, Hatem Zayed
Alex Bruens Jessica Maves Braithwaite Susanna Campbell Hatem Zayed