-
May 2025 Survey: How Americans think about antisemitism on campus today Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | May 12, 2025 -
TRUMP SUBURBAN RAGE: The Conclusive findings on Who Stormed the US Capitol and Why It Matters Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | April 14, 2025 -
Not Just Oath Keepers and Proud Boys: Meet the “Ordinary” Violent Offenders of January 6, 2021 Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | Janaury 15, 2025 -
Bystanders or Active Participants: The Surprisingly Violent “Non-Violent” Offenders in the Capitol Hill Siege Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | January 15, 2025 -
How Many Americans Support Political Violence? Foreign Policy
Robert A. Pape | November 1, 2024 -
Our Own Worst Enemies: The Violent Style in American Politics Foreign Affairs
Robert A. Pape | September 23, 2024 -
Understanding the Impact of Military Service on Support for Insurrection in the United States Journal of Conflict Resolution
Robert A. Pape, Keven Ruby, Kyle Larson, and Kentaro Nakamura | August 2024 -
The Political Geography of the January 6 Insurrectionists PS: Political Science
Robert A. Pape, Kyle Larson, and Keven Ruby | July 2024 -
June 2024 Survey Report: Political Violence and the Election Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | July 13, 2024 -
Hamas Is Winning: Why Israel’s Failing Strategy Makes Its Enemy Stronger Foreign Affairs
Robert A. Pape | June 21, 2024 -
How the War in Gaza is Helping Hamas: Analysis of Public Opinion in Gaza and West Bank After October 7 Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape and Mohamed Elgohari | June 17, 2024 -
Understanding antisemitism and Islamophobia on college campuses Boston Globe
Robert A. Pape | March 13, 2024 -
Understanding Campus Fears After October 7 and How to Reduce Them Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | March 7, 2024 -
Winning Hearts and Minds Hamas Propaganda Campaign Post October 7 Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape and Mohamed Elgohari | December 14, 2023 -
Israel’s Failed Bombing Campaign in Gaza: Collective Punishment Won’t Defeat Hamas Foreign Affairs
Robert A. Pape | December 6, 2023 -
The Hamas Surprise Attack, Israel’s Response, and Risks of Escalation Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | October 19, 2023 -
Antisemitism and Support for Political Violence Chicago Project on Security and Threats and the ADL Report
October 19, 2023 -
A Slow-Rolling Disaster: Assessing the Impact of the Covid 19 Pandemic on Militant Violence Journal of Conflict Resolution
Robert A. Pape and Christopher Price | June 2023 -
Threats against Federal Officials: Preliminary Evidence Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | August 25, 2023 -
APRIL 2023 SURVEY REPORT: Introducing CPOST’s New “Political and Violent Dangers to Democracy” Tracker Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | April 30, 2023 -
JULY 2023 SURVEY REPORT: Tracking Deep Distrust of Democratic Institutions, Conspiracy Beliefs, and Support for Political Violence Among Americans Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | July 10, 2023 -
JANUARY 2023 SURVEY REPORT: New Insight into Support for Political Violence From the Right and Left Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | January 30, 2023 -
U.S. Restraint and the Sharp Decline of Suicide Attacks Around the World Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | March 2, 2023 -
Critics of US efforts have it wrong — Ukraine isn’t Libya or Afghanistan Chicago Tribune
Kyle Larson and Daniel Silverman | November 1, 2022 -
The Jan 6th Hearings are Reducing the Violent Threat to Democracy, According to Latest Survey Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | September 25, 2022 -
Remorse Or Double-Down? Those Who Stormed The Capitol Are Remorseful, But Do Not Repudiate Trump’s Big Lie Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | September 14, 2022 -
The Face of American Insurrection: Right-Wing Organizations Evolving into a Violent Mass Movement [Updated July 2022] Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape and Keven Ruby | July 22, 2022 -
Patriotic Counter-Revolution: The Political Mindset that Stormed the Capitol Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | April 11, 2022 -
American Face of Insurrection: Analysis of Individuals Charged for Storming the US Capitol on January 6, 2021 Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert Pape | January 5, 2022 -
Deep, Divisive, Disturbing and Continuing: New Survey Shows Mainstream Support for Violence To Restore Trump Remains Strong Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert Pape | January 2, 2022 -
Deep, Destructive, and Disturbing: What We Know About Today’s American Insurrectionist Movement Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | August 6, 2021 -
Why we cannot afford to ignore the American insurrectionist movement Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | August 6, 2021 -
Introducing the new CPOST dataset on suicide attacks Journal of Peace Research
Robert A. Pape, Alejandro Albanez Rivas, Alexandra C. Chinchilla | April 26, 2021 -
Understanding American Domestic Terrorism: Mobilization Potential and Risk Factors of a New Threat Trajectory Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | April 6, 2021 -
EEG distinguishes heroic narratives in ISIS online video propaganda Scientific Reports
Keith J. Yoder, Keven Ruby, Robert Pape, Jean Decety | November 2020 -
Political Violence in America, Case Study: Portland Chicago Project on Security and Threats
Robert A. Pape | 8/15/2020 -
How to Partner With the Taliban Foreign Policy
Robert A. Pape | August 26, 2019 -
The True Worth of Air Power Foreign Affairs
Robert Pape | 2004 -
Why Economic Sanctions Still Do Not Work International Security
Robert A. Pape | Summer, 1998 -
Backlash: Defiance, Human Rights and the Politics of Shame University of California, Berkeley
Rochelle Terman | December 13, 2018 -
Politics and Threat Perception: Explaining Pakistani Military Strategy on the North West Frontier Security Studies
Paul Staniland, Asfandyar Mir, Sameer Lalwani | October 2, 2018 -
Internal security strategy in India India Review
Paul Staniland | January 1, 2018 -
Militias, Ideology, and the State Journal of Conflict Resolution
Paul Staniland | August, 2015 -
Violence and Democracy Comparative Politics
Paul Staniland | 2014 -
Networks of Rebellion: Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse Cornell University Press
Paul Staniland | 2014 -
Organizing Insurgency: Networks, Resources, and Rebellion in South Asia International Security
Paul Staniland | 2012 -
Explaining Cohesion, Fragmentation, and Control in Insurgent Groups Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Paul Staniland | December 12, 2018 -
When talking with terrorists makes sense Christian Science Monitor
Paul Staniland | December 13, 2018 -
Explaining Civil-Military Relations in Complex Political Environments: India and Pakistan in Compara Security Studies
Paul Staniland | May 22, 2008 -
Organizing Democracy: How International Organizations Assist New Democracies University of Chicago Press
Paul Poast, Johannes Urpelainen | April 23. 2018 -
Dyads Are Dead, Long Live Dyads! The Limits of Dyadic Designs in International Relations Research International Studies Quarterly
Paul Poast | January 6, 2016 -
Lincoln’s Gamble: Fear of Intervention and the Onset of the American Civil War Security Studies
Paul Poast | July 3, 2015 -
Issue linkage and international cooperation: An empirical investigation Conflict Management and Peace Science
Paul Poast | July, 2013 -
Does Issue Linkage Work? Evidence from European Alliance Negotiations, 1860 to 1945 International Organization
Paul Poast | 2012 -
Winning the Bid: Analyzing the International Olympic Committee’s Host City Selections International Interactions
Paul Poast | International Interactions -
The Wall and Maastricht: exogenous shocks and the initiation of the EMU and EPU IGCs Journal of European Integration
Paul Poast | September 1, 2004 -
Um olhar sobre o Mundo TV Brasil
Benjamin Lessing | May 3, 2018 -
Adeus Às Armas Veja
Benjamin Lessing | December 13, 2017 -
Eliminar facções criminosas é impossível, afirma pesquisador americano Folha de São Paulo
Benjamin Lessing | October 14, 2018 -
Demand for Firearms in Brazil’s Urban Periphery: a Comparative Study Small Arms in Rio de Janeiro | Small Arms Survey
Benjamin Lessing | December 2008 -
Ciudad de Dios: ¿Un ejemplo para México? Nexos
Benjamin Lessing | November 1, 2010 -
Mexico needs laser focus in drug war SF Gate (The San Francisco Chronicle)
Benjamin Lessing | January 11, 2013 -
Tres mitos sobre la guerra contra el narcotráfico (Chapter 3) Perspectivas | Development Bank of Latin America (CAF)
Benjamin Lessing | December 2011 -
When Business Gets Bloody: State Policy and Drug Violence (Chapter 2) Small Arms Survey 2012 | Small Arms Survey
Benjamin Lessing | August 2012 -
The Danger of Dungeons: Prison Gangs and Incarcerated Militant Groups (Chapter 6) Small Arms Survey 2008 | Small Arms Survey
Benjamin Lessing | June 2010 -
As Facções Cariocas em Perspectiva Comparativa Novos estudos CEBRAP
Benjamin Lessing | March 2008 -
Inside out: The challenge of prison-based criminal organizations Brookings
Benjamin Lessing | September 2016 -
The Logic of Violence in Drug Wars: Cartel-State Conflict in Mexico, Brazil and Colombia CDDRL Working Papers
Benjamin Lessing | October 2013 -
A Hole at the Center of the State: Prison Gangs and the Limits to Punitive Power CDDRL Working Papers
Benjamin Lessing | October 2013 -
Islamophobia and Media Portrayals of Muslim Women: A Computational Text Analysis of US News Coverage International Studies Quarterly
Rochelle Terman | September 1, 2017 -
Legitimacy in Criminal Governance: Managing a Drug Empire from Behind Bars American Political Science Review
Benjamin Lessing, Willis Graham Denyer | February 22, 2019 -
Making Peace in Drug Wars Cambridge University Press
Benjamin Lessing | December 7, 2017 -
Cities on Fire: Social Mobilization, State Policy, and Urban Insurgency Comparative Political Studies
Paul Staniland | December 1, 2010 -
Can Issue Linkage Improve Treaty Credibility?: Buffer State Alliances as a “Hard Case” Journal of Conflict Resolution
Paul Poast | October 1, 2013 -
Armed Politics and the Study of Intrastate Conflict Journal of Peace Research
Paul Staniland | July 1, 2017 -
A New Strategy for Afghanistan The Boston Globe
Robert A. Pape | January 30, 2019 -
The relational politics of shame: Evidence from the universal periodic review The Review of International Organizations
Rochelle Terman, Erik Voeten | March 1, 2018 -
Battlefield Successes and Challenges – Recent Efforts to Win the War against ISIS House of Representatives: Subcommittee on National Security of the Committee on Oversight and Reform
Sebastian Gorka, Michael Pregent, Phillip Lohaus, Robert A. Pape | January 17, 2018 -
A Multilevel Social Neuroscience Perspective on Radicalization and Terrorism Social Neuroscience
Jean Decety, Robert A. Pape, Clifford I. Workman | November 8, 2017 -
Days of Action or Restraint? How the Islamic Calendar Impacts Violence American Political Science Review
Michael J. Reese, Keven G. Ruby, Robert A. Pape | August 2017 -
Counterproductive Punishment: How Prison Gangs Undermine State Authority Rationality and Society
Benjamin Lessing | May 11, 2017 -
The American Face of ISIS: Analysis of ISIS-related terrorism in the US, March 2014 – August 2016 Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI)
Robert A. Pape, Jean Decety, Keven Ruby, Alejandro Albanez Rivas, Jens Jessen, Caroline Wenger | February 2, 2017 -
Causal Inference without Ignorability: Identification with Nonrandom Assignment and Missing Treatmen Political Analysis
Walter R. Mebane, Paul Poast | January 4, 2017 -
(Mis)Using Dyadic Data to Analyze Multilateral Events Political Analysis
Paul Poast | January 4, 2017 -
Arms versus Democratic Allies British Journal of Political Science
Matthew Digiuseppe, Paul Poast | November 8, 2016 -
Islamophobia, Feminism and the Politics of Critique Theory, Culture & Society
Rochelle Terman | March 1, 2016 -
Logics of Violence in Criminal War Journal of Conflict Resolution
Benjamin Lessing | December 1, 2015 -
Armed Groups and Militarized Elections International Studies Quarterly
Paul Staniland | December 1, 2015 -
Solving the Problem of Unattributed Political Violence Journal of Conflict Resolution
Vincent Bauer, Keven Ruby, Robert A. Pape | November 5, 2015 -
Backing Out or Backing In? Commitment and Consistency in Audience Costs Theory American Journal of Political Science
Jack S. Levy, Michael K. McKoy, Paul Poast, Geoffrey P.R. Wallace | June 15, 2015 -
Central Banks at War International Organization
Paul Poast | October 21, 2014 -
Governing trade beyond tariffs: the politics of multinational production and its implications for international cooperation Stanford University
Robert Gulotty | August, 2014 -
America and Trade Liberalization: The Limits of Institutional Reform International Organization
Judith Goldstein, Robert Gulotty | April 8, 2014 -
When Duty Calls: A Pragmatic Standard of Humanitarian Intervention International Security
Robert A. Pape | July 1, 2012 -
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Insurgent Fratricide, Ethnic Defection, and the Rise of Pro-State.. Journal of Conflict Resolution
Paul Staniland | February 15, 2012 -
Cutting the Fuse: The Explosion of Global Suicide Terrorism and How to Stop It University of Chicago Press
Robert A. Pape, James K. Feldman | October 7, 2010 -
To Specify or Single Out: Should We Use the Term “Honor Killing”? Muslim World Journal of Human Rights
Rochelle Terman | January 12, 2010 -
Defeating transnational insurgencies: The best offense is a good fence The Washington Quarterly
Paul Staniland | January 7, 2010 -
The Economics of War McGraw-Hill Irwin
Paul Poast | 2006 -
Soft Balancing against the United States International Security
Robert A. Pape | 2005 -
Dying to Win: The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism Random House Publishing Group
Robert A. Pape | May 24, 2005 -
The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism American Political Science Review
Robert A. Pape | August 27, 2003 -
Why Economic Sanctions Do Not Work International Security
Robert A. Pape | Fall 1997 -
Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War Cornell University Press | Cornell Studies in Security Affairs
Robert A. Pape | 1996 -
Why Japan Surrendered International Security
Robert A. Pape | 1993 -
Coercion and military strategy: Why denial works and punishment doesn’t Journal of Strategic Studies
Robert A. Pape | December 1, 1992 -
Coercive Air Power in the Vietnam War International Security
Robert A. Pape | Fall 1990
We're sorry, but there are no results for those filter options.