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The Posturing Premium: How Empty Threats Can Benefit Leaders in Weak Countries

“Restraining the Huddled Masses: Emigration and Authoritarian Control”

“Zombies Ahead: Explaining the Rise of Low-Quality Election Monitoring.”

"Repressed Memories: State Terror and the Street Politics of Memorialization"

"How Firms Prioritize the Diffusion of Environmental, Social, and Governance Norms in Supply Chains"

"Membership and its Benefits: Vote Shares and Voting Power in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank"

Land Grabs in the Machine Age: Technological Change and Political Conflict in the First Era of Globalization

Who Sets the Agenda? Diplomatic Capital and Small Power Influence in the United Nations

Climate Change and Political Mobilization: Theory and Evidence from India