Guliford, Meg
Political Science
Borders and Boundaries: Border Technology and Securitization
Work with us to document the use of new technologies - from drones to sensors to robots - to secure international borders around the world.
Development, Data and Evidence for Governance
Launched in 2020, PDRI-DevLab seeks to identify solutions to challenges facing low- and middle-income countries and foster impactful international development research. As co-director of the PDRI-DevLab, Dr. Wibbels' work centers around several of the lab’s flagship themes, including 'big data for development' and 'forced displacement and migration'. These themes cover a wide range of projects, ranging from Machine Learning for Peace to an ongoing study of internal migration in Ghana to many others.
Climate change, land, and the environment: International development research and evaluation
Launched in 2020, PDRI-DevLab seeks to identify solutions to challenges facing low- and middle-income countries and foster impactful international development research. As executive director of the PDRI-DevLab, Dr. Huntington’s work centers around one of the lab’s flagship themes: climate change, land, and the environment. Focused on reducing key knowledge gaps in conservation and land sectors, these projects explore human drivers of deforestation, land governance, and tenure interventions in developing nations.
Identity Politics in the U.S. and Other Developed Democracies
This project tackles a significant challenge in contemporary politics: is the U.S. unique among developed democracies in the way that core social identities are politically divisive?
Hopkins Daniel
Economic Interdependence and Economic Sanctions: A Case-Study of EU Sanctions on Iran
How does economic interdependence affect a state's propensity to impose economic sanctions?
Silva Paul
Political Science
Political Economy of Crime and Policing in Latin America
I work on the political economy of crime and policing in Latin America, with a special focus on Venezuela.
Kronick Dorothy
Meredith, Marc
Social SciencePolitical Science, Art & Archaeology of Mediterranean World, Psychiatry
How Does International Cooperation Survive?
How do international institutions survive crises?
Gray Julia
Military Technology
Professor Horowitz’s research interests include military innovation, the future of war, the behavior of militant groups, forecasting, the role of leaders in international politics, and the relationship between religion and international politics.
Horowitz Michael