I study international relations with a focus on war and conflict. Specifically, my research program is broadly focused on the behavioral micro-foundations leading to or stemming from political violence and conflict.

 

In this vein, my research can be divided into six general categories: 1) terrorism & counter-terrorism, 2) the psychology of political violence, 3) elite decision-making in conflict settings, 4) challenges of modern warfare (including insurgency & cyber), 5) the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and 6) sources of inter-group animosity within states. 

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Please use the below links to view publications and working papers in each of these areas.