Research

Peer-Reviewed Publications

  1. “Race to Adapt: Multilateral Sanctions and Criminal Sanctions-Busting Networks” with Chelsea Estancona. 2025. British Journal of Political Science.
  2. “To Punish or to Reward? The Effect of Sanction Threats on Public Opinion” with Efe Tokdemir and Omer Zarpli. 2025. International Interactions.
  3. “No Entry in a Pandemic: Public Support for Border Closures” with Yoshiharu Kobayashi, Tobias Heinrich, and William Christiansen. 2024. American Journal of Political Science.
  4. “Ending Sanctions in the Shadow of Bargaining Problems” 2023. Foreign Policy Analysis. 
  5. “Economic Sanctions and the Escalation of Terrorism ” with Navin A. Bapat. 2023. Journal of Global Security Studies.
  6. “Researching Modern Economic Sanctions” with Bryan R. Early. 2021. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies. Oxford: Oxford University Press. [Book Chapter]
  7. “Economic Sanctions in Flux: Enduring Challenges, New Policies, and Defining the Future Research Agenda” with Bryan R. Early. 2020. International Studies Perspectives.
    • “Introduction“ with Bryan R. Early
    • “The Consequences of Economic Sanctions.” with David Lektzian, Susan Allen and Yi-hao Su.
  8. “Economic Coercion and the Problem of Sanctions-Proofing” with Navin A. Bapat. 2020. Conflict Management and Peace Science. 

Manuscripts Under Review

  1. “Why People Demand Border Restrictions: Journalistic Gate-Keeping, News Consumption, and Border Vetting” with Tobias Heinrich and Yoshiharu Kobayashi.
  2. “Confidence in Border Vetting and Refugee Acceptance” with Tobias Heinrich and Yoshiharu Kobayashi.

Papers in Progress

  1. Economic Sanctions, Foreign Direct Investment, and Firms’ Ex Ante Risk Assessment
  2. Sustaining Economic Peace: When Do Sanctions Snap Back?
  3. “Fighting COVID-19, Foregoing Civil Liberties? Results from a Cross-National Survey” with Tobias Heinrich and Yoshiharu Kobayashi.
  4. “Pandemics and Policy Entrenchment: Public Support for Anti-Coronavirus Policies of Varying Duration” with Tobias Heinrich and Yoshiharu Kobayashi.