Nila Zarepour-Arizi
@nilazarepour.bsky.social
Incoming Assistant Professor at CIDE Gender and Security | Economic Sanctions | Migration | Executive Branch Politics www.nzarepourarizi.com
The SouthEastern Rights Network (SERN) Fall 2026 Workshop will be hosted by @globis.bsky.social at the University of Georgia on October 9. Propose a presentation and/or register to attend here: www.southeasternrightsnet.org
SouthEastern Rights Network
The SouthEastern Rights Network (SERN) is an organization aimed at connecting scholars who do human rights-related research and are based at institutions and organizations in the southeastern United.....
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Very excited to share a little piece of my work that means a lot to me: my first solo-authored article is now out in the Journal of Peace Research! In “She Who Pays for Stereotypes,” I show how gender stereotypes can shape military spending. academic.oup.com/jpr/advance-...
She who pays for stereotypes: female leaders and military spending
Abstract. The elections of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah in Namibia and Claudia Sheinbaum in Mexico as the first female presidents mark a milestone in the histori
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Check out our newest publication from the DMV Lab in ISQ! We examine how disaster response differs in border vs. interior areas and how ongoing or settled territorial disputes alter disaster responses. @adamlappe.bsky.social doi.org/10.1093/isq/...
How Border Disputes Influence Disaster Response
Abstract. This study examines how governments, international actors (states and international organizations), and non-state actors (non-governmental organi
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We have created a Bluesky account for the WhoGov project, which we will use for updates, sharing research on political elites, & data visualizations. We are working on many new projects, including a new webpage (will be launched in July), gathering more data, a R-package, and we even got a new logo
The WhoGov Project@whogov.bsky.social · 4mo agoWe are happy to release Version 4 of WhoGov, which expands WhoGov to 2025. It now contains data on cabinet members from 1966-2025. The update is supported by UiO:Democracy and can be downloaded through GETGOV's page or through Nuffield College: politicscentre.nuffield.ox.ac.uk/whogov-datas.... 1/2
Please join us to hear about three exciting research projects by our fellows. It should be a wonderful session!
Miguel Pereira@miguelpereira.bsky.social · 4mo agoThe second research showcase from the APSA Experimental Research Section Early Career Fellows is around the corner: June 10 11am Eastern time. Zoom link: Horiuchi.org/zoom Exciting new work on (1) housing, (2) depolarization and (3) gendered foreign policy. @experimentsapsa.bsky.social
We are happy to release Version 4 of WhoGov, which expands WhoGov to 2025. It now contains data on cabinet members from 1966-2025. The update is supported by UiO:Democracy and can be downloaded through GETGOV's page or through Nuffield College: politicscentre.nuffield.ox.ac.uk/whogov-datas.... 1/2
Governing elites since the dawn of modern democracy (GETGOV) - Department of Political Science
Ever since humans settled into communities, there have been political classes. A small elite governs, while the majority are governed. Yet, who are the people in the governing elite? GETGOV will answe...
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Exited to share my new article! It shows that the de facto safe havens transborder rebel groups once enjoyed abroad are becoming less secure. As the ICC and universal jurisdiction increase legal risks in foreign sanctuary, rebel groups turn to amnesties for serious crimes as a pathway home.
Crumbling Safe Havens? International Justice Regime and Conflict Amnesty for Serious Crimes - Myung Jung Kim, 2026
Why does amnesty for mass atrocities persist despite the international justice regime’s efforts to end impunity? I address this puzzle by highlighting a new dyn...
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To early-career women scholars in International Studies📣 Applications are open for the 2027 Pay It Forward program! 📣 As a former alumna and now a member of the organizing team, I strongly recommend it. Please share widely. 👉Deadline: June 15. 👉Apply: buff.ly/Cg0aCrR 👉Workshop: at ISA on March 20
International Studies Association > Conferences > Special Convention Programs > Pay It Forward
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International Studies Association@isanet.bsky.social · 6mo agoApplications for #PayItForward at #ISA2027 are now open! This workshop aims to connect #EarlyCareer #Women in #InternationalStudies with mentors and peers to learn about #ProfessionalDevelopment, #Careers, #Research, #Networking, and more. Learn more & apply: buff.ly/Cg0aCrR
Legislating Peace is out now with the Cambridge Elements Series in Gender & Politics. It’s available to download for free until March 6th! nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A...
Legislating Peace
Cambridge Core - Politics: General Interest - Legislating Peace
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Applications for the 2026 Journeys in World Politics workshop (10/1-10/3) in San Diego are being accepted (due 6/1). The workshop features Kathleen Cunningham & Leah Windsor as senior mentors. Christina Schneider is our local host! Visit the site below to apply. www.saramitchell.org/journeys.html