Isabela Bernardo (previously Erica Barbarossa), “Investigating the Intersection Between Accelerationism, Ecofascism, and Climate-Driven Conflict” (Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism)
Natalie Chwalisz and Sebnem Gumuscu, “Populism beyond Borders: Unpacking Erdogan’s support among Turkish Migrant Communities” (Political Science)
Marcia Collaer, “Origins of conflict-related personality traits” (Psychology)
Ellery Foutch, “From Weapons of War to Emblems of Peace: The Columbian Liberty Bell, Peace Plows, and the Possibilities of Collective Memorials” (American Studies)
Jamie McCallum, “A Better Bargain: Transforming Conflict Negotiation Processes Between Workers and Management” (Sociology)
Hanna Notte, “We Shall Outlast Them: How Russia’s Conflict With the West Went Global” (Center for Nonproliferation Studies)
Katharine Petrich, “From Conflict Predation to Stable Conservation: Leveraging Satellite Data for Illicit Economy Detection and Environmental Crime Resolution” (Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism)
William Potter, Siegfried Hecker, and Yanliang Pan, “Conflict Transformation in Sino-US Nuclear Relations” (Center for Nonproliferation Studies)
William Pyle, “Russian Society, Patriotic Attachment, and the Legacy of the Early 1990s” (Economics)
Moyara Ruehsen and Jay Shapiro, “Using Conflict Transformation to Break Down Barriers to Cross-Border Financial Crime Investigations” (Financial Crime Management; Nonproliferation & International and Global Studies)
John Schmitt, “Optimal Scheduling Under Conflict” (Mathematics)
