@DukePoliSci PhD Candidate studying the legacy of conflict in Iraq; forced migration, authoritarian nostalgia, etc.
Durham, NC
Joined August 2019
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@AndrewCShaver and my paper “The Causes and Consequences of Refugee Flows” is officially published (and open access) at @apsrjournal! This project was made possible by years of collaboration with @PolViol_Lab members and a partnership with @Refugees. bit.ly/3JSNr6a
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Excited to share a new open-access article with @benckrick & @JonPetkun in @IntOrgJournal: "Civilian Harm & Military Legitimacy" cambridge.org/core/journals/…. This project started in 2018 Mosul, Iraq’s 2nd largest city, in the aftermath of a 9-month battled described at the time...1/7
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This documentary is excellent. It hits on many key points, including the effect on rural economies and the recent expansion of Turkish military bases.
But it also raises an undercovered issue: the fight for recognition and compensation for civilians killed in Turkish airstrikes.
Thrilled that our exclusive investigation, “Turkey’s Hidden War: The Forbidden Zone” is now out on @BBCWorld @BBCArabic.
Watch in English: youtube.com/watch?v=bgVUnu9l…
Watch in Arabic: youtube.com/watch?v=VCvP0SD7…
Reported and Produced by me
Assistant Producer: Adam Gnych
Produced and Directed: @phil_caller
Local Producer: @SangarKhaleel
Film Editor: Evelyn Franks
Executive Producer: Christopher Mitchell
BBC Eye Editor: Mustafa Khalili
Junior Production Manager: Louise Cavanagh
Graphics: Jasmine B
Researcher: Samuel Shaw
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Community attitudes towards returning Iraqis with perceived ties to ISIL depend on local dynamics 🏘️
Our report explains why policies should adapt to each community's experiences and structures to support successful reintegration.
🔗 unidir.org/MEACFindings41
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The return and reintegration of Iraqis with perceived ISIL affiliation is crucial for post-conflict peacebuilding and stabilization.
Yet, these returnees face steep barriers, @MaraRevkin @benckrick & @RaedShehabAhmed find in their @UNIDIR report⬇️
unidir.org/publication/reint…
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New report by me, @benckrick & @RaedShehabAhmed for @UNIDIR on attitudes toward Iraqis with perceived ties to ISIL based on original survey data and interviews. We find that stigma persists 8 years after ISIL's territorial defeat: unidir.org/publication/reint… @DukeLaw @DukePoliSci
Community attitudes toward Iraqis with perceived ties to ISIL vary widely 📊
Our new report reveals how they are shaped by local conflict dynamics, returnees’ actions during the conflict and trust in local actors 🌍🤝
🔗 unidir.org/MEACFindings41
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📊 New @UNHCRDATA shows refugee flows are 14M+ higher than old estimates, reshaping our view on #ForcedDisplacement. Key findings: political violence drives refugees yet they rarely increase host-country violence.
Read more – bit.ly/40SfwnA
#RefugeeResearch
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How do large #cashgrants in #Pakistan and sanctions on Iran affect #Afghanrefugees in these countries? And what is the link between refugee #returnees and conflict? @Chris_W_Blair’s study answered these questions at the 3rd Research Conference.
Watch: youtu.be/Kuz41znpaIY
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Is it possible to separate the effects of economic shocks from cultural concerns in voting behavior?
🚨New paper at @cps_journal🚨Italo @PStanig & I address the methodological difficulties in making such distinctions and provides new evidence on the globalization backlash
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ALT https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00104140241271124
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I'm also excited that a paper I wrote on the connections between domestic politics & IR is now published in @JPR_journal! It presents the 'democratic patience', and finds that democracies are slower to resort to violence during interstate crises.
doi.org/10.1177/002234332412…
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Does your research or work in government involve questions concerning refugee/asylum seeker flows? Out today in the @apsrjournal, my most recent research with @benckrick and an outstanding team of (now former) @UCMercedPoliSci @PolViol_Lab members: 🧵
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If we’ve learned anything over the last day:
Stata users, make sure you use reghdfe and the absorb option for all fixed effects.
R users, use feols and specify the FE as FE.
It has been a great experience working on this project with @MaraRevkin and @JonPetkun . We welcome any feedback and believe the research has timely implications!
My new HiCN working paper with @benckrick & @JonPetkun on the relationship between civilian harm and perceptions of military legitimacy after the battle of Mosul in Iraq based on survey, satellite, and interview data: hicn.org/working-paper/what-… @DukeLaw @DukePoliSci
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Looking forward to presenting my paper coauthored with @benckrick & @JonPetkun, a natural experiment on civilian harm & military legitimacy during the battle for Mosul, @ElliottSchoolGW's Institute for Security & Conflict Studies Monday @ 4 p.m. (Zoom): iscs.elliott.gwu.edu/events/
Productive first trip to Iraq to study internal displacement and civilian harm during the battle of Mosul. Could not have done this first trip without @MaraRevkin’s mentorship and logistical support! Learning how to ground my quantitative work with rich, qualitative understanding
Super thankful for the opportunity to come to Philadelphia to present at one of the best conferences around!
@benckrick presenting work with @AndrewCShaver and coauthors about determinants of displacement and return @perryworldhouse @bizherman @DukePoliSci
Had an excellent time presenting and getting feedback on work with @MaraRevkin and @JonPetkun at the Carolina Conflict Consortium hosted by @appstate.
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Really looking forward to presenting a new working paper coauthored with @benckrick & @JonPetkun, "The Civilian Cost of Casualty Aversion: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Iraq" @DukePoliSci's SPC workshop on Feb. 9: polisci.duke.edu/events/spc-…
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18 months, tens of thousands of lines of code, and 160 pages later, @PolViol_Lab is delighted to release its working paper "The Causes and Consequences of Refugee Flows: A Contemporary Re-Analysis". 🧵 1/
WORKING PAPER ANNOUNCEMENT! Our 29th ESOC Working Paper is now on our home page: The Causes and Consequences of Refugee Flows: A Contemporary Re-Analysis
(esoc.princeton.edu/WP29) by @AndrewCShaver and members of the @PolViol_Lab. 1/
