Our forty-fourth Online Peace Science Colloquium features “Gunboat Diplomacy: Political Bias, Trade Policy, and War" by Brendan Cooley (Princeton University). Panelists include Erik Gartzke (UCSD), Robert Carroll (University of Illinois), Andrew Coe (Vanderbilt University), and OPSC Coordinator Brad Smith (Vanderbilt University).

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Cooley: "Gunboat Diplomacy: Political Bias, Trade Policy, and War"

Our forty-third Online Peace Science Colloquium features “Wartime Displacement as Land Grabbing: Evidence from Colombia" by Juan Tellez (University of South Carolina). Panelists include Thomas Flores (George Mason University), Jonathan Pinckney (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Javier Osorio (University of Arizona) and OPSC Coordinator Cassy Dorff (Vanderbilt University).

Tellez: “Wartime Displacement as Land Grabbing: Evidence from Colombia”

Our forty-second Online Peace Science Colloquium features “Who Wants to Be a Suicide Bomber? Evidence from Islamic State Recruits" by Andrea Michelle Morris (University of Rochester). Panelists include Navin Bapat (University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill), Danielle Jung (Emory), Ora Szekely (Clark University) and OPSC Coordinator Brad Smith (Vanderbilt).

Morris: "Who Wants to Be a Suicide Bomber? Evidence from Islamic State Recruits"

Our forty-first Online Peace Science Colloquium features the Bremer Award-winning paper “Modeling the Repression-Dissent Dynamic: A Network Approach” by Howard Liu (Duke University). Panelists include Christian Davenport (University of Michigan), Jacqueline DeMeritt (University of North Texas), Yonatan Lupu (George Washington University), Christopher Fariss (University of Michigan), and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Liu: “Modeling the Repression-Dissent Dynamic: A Network Approach”

Our fortieth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “From Civil Wars to Coups d’etat: How Peace Agreements Shape Post-Conflict Violence” by Erica De Bruin (Hamilton College). Panelists include Jun Koga Sudduth (University of Strathclyde), Jonathan Powell (University of Central Florida), Peter White (Auburn University ) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

De Bruin: “From Civil Wars to Coups d’etat: How Peace Agreements Shape Post-Conflict Violence”

Our thirty-ninth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “Can States Make Cyber Deterrence Work?” by Nadiya Kostyuk (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor). Panelists include Tiberiu Dragu (NYU), Andres Gannon (UCSD), Aaron Brantly (Virginia Tech), and OPSC Coordinator Brad Smith (Vanderbilt University).

Kostyuk: “Can States Make Cyber Deterrence Work?”

Our thirty-eighth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “Losing Hearts and Minds-Why Protectors Become Predators? Civilian Abuse by Peacekeepers in Somalia" by Prabin Khadka (New York University). Panelists include Renard Sexton (Princeton University), Seden Akcinaroglu (Binghamton University), Austin Wright (University of Chicago) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Khadka: “Why Protectors Become Predators? Civilian Abuse by Peacekeepers in Somalia""

Our thirty-seventh Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “International Competition and the Onset of Civil War” by Hans-Inge Lango (University of Texas at Austin). Panelists include Elizabeth Menninga (University of Iowa), Andrew Enterline(University of North Texas), Jesse Johnson (University of Kentucky), Brandon Kinne (University of California, Davis), Paul Poast (University of Chicago) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Lango: “International Competition and the Onset of Civil War”

Our thirty-sixth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper "Over Pressure: Grassroots-Driven Transformation of (Militant) Organizations" by Margaret Foster (Duke University). Panelists include Theo McLauchlin (University of Montreal), Amelia Hoover-Green (Drexel University), Peter Schram (Vanderbilt University), and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Foster: "Over Pressure: Grassroots-Driven Transformation of (Militant) Organizations"

Our thirty-fifth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “Explaining the Design and Implementation of Civil War Peace Agreements” by Deniz Cil & Alyssa Prorok (University of Maryland College Park/ University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign). Panelists include , and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Cil & Prorok: “Explaining the Design and Implementation of Civil War Peace Agreements”

Our thirty-fourth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper "How Wartime Experiences Affect Beliefs About Military Power: Evidence from the 2008 Russo-Georgian War" by Chris Chiego (University of Pennsylvania). Panelists include Dan Reiter (Emory University), Laia Balcells (Georgetown University), Jeff Carter (University of Mississippi) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Chiego: "How Wartime Experiences Affect Beliefs About Military Power"

Our thirty-third Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “Peace and Its Discontents” by Juan Tellez (Duke University). Panelists include Jason Quin (University of Notre Dame), Helga Binningsbo (Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)), Stephen Gent(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Tellez: “Peace and Its Discontents”

Our thirty-second Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper "Impact of Women Insurgents on Rebel Group Effectiveness” by Caglayan Baser (Loyola University Chicago). Panelists include Reed Wood (Arizona State University), Mia Bloom (Georgia State University), Aysegul Aydin (University of Colorado-Boulder) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Baser: “Impact of Women Insurgents on Rebel Group Effectiveness”

Our thirty-first Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper "Leaders, Interstate Conflict, and Spatial Interdependence” by Jeff Carter (University of Mississippi). Panelists include Olga Chyzh (Iowa State University), Alex Braithwaite (University of Arizona), Shana Gadarian (Syracuse University), Scott Wolford (University of Texas at Austin) and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (Vanderbilt University).

Carter: “Leaders, Interstate Conflict, and Spatial Interdependence”

Our thirtieth Online Peace Science Colloquium features the paper “Rethinking Civil War Onset and Escalation” by Kaitlyn Webster (Duke University). Panelists include Janet Lewis (United States Naval Academy), William Reed (University of Maryland), Christopher Sullivan (Louisiana State University), Joseph Young (American University), and OPSC Coordinator Emily Hencken Ritter (University of California Merced).

Webster: “Rethinking Civil War Onset and Escalation”

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