Research Agenda on Conflict Processes and Identity-Based Conflict

​BOOK PROJECTS
Dissertation and Book Manuscript I:
​Dual Identity and Ethnic Protest in Diverse Societies
Articles under review:
  • 'Ethnic and Dual Identity:  Consequences for Ethnic Protest in Democratic and Non-Democratic Contexts'
  • Ethnic, National, and Dual Identity:  Ethnic Protest Participation over a Protest Campaign
Book Manuscript II:
Organizations for Advantaged Ethnic Groups:  Existence and Behavior
Articles/chapters in preparation:
  • 'Fight the Power?  Why do Ethnopolitical Organizations of the Dominant Ethnic Group Protest?'
  • 'Why Identity Politics for the Powerful?  Variation in Organizations Representing Dominant Ethnic Groups
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
'Greed, Grievances, or Graduates? Why do Men Rebel?' with Jori Breslawski (forthcoming at Journal of Peace Research)

Ives, B., & Lewis, J. S. (2019). From Rallies to Riots: Why Some Protests Become Violent. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 64(5), 958-986.

Ives, B. (2019). Religious Institutionalism: A Domestic Explanation for External Support of Rebel Groups. International Interactions, 45(4), 693-719.

Ives, B. (2019). Ethnic External Support and Rebel Group Splintering, Terrorism and Political Violence, 1-21.

Breslawski, J., & Ives, B. (2019). Killing for God? Factional Violence on the Transnational Stage. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 63(3), 617-643.

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OTHER MAJOR WORKING PROJECTS
Islam, International Religion, and Indonesia
Funded by the University of Notre Dame's Global Religion Research Initiative, this project will generate three related articles.  A survey will be administered in Indonesia in January 2020.
  • 'Orthodox and Syncretic Islam in Indonesia: Who's on Your Side and Violent Attitudes Toward Non-Muslims', in preparation
  • 'Local Governance Councils and International Religions', in preparation
  • 'When Do Indonesian Muslims Criticize  Anti-Christian Comments Among Their Peers?', in preparation
​Political Status Change
​A collection of related articles addressing the conditions in which ethnic groups become included and excluded in national politics.

  • ‘Trickledown Politics:  Do Disadvantaged Ethnic Groups Benefit from National Protest Campaigns, Too?’, in preparation
  • 'When do Ethnic Groups Become Politically Disadvantaged? The Role of Contentious and Conventional Politics', in preparation
​OTHER WORKING ARTICLES
'Global Ethnicities, Global Religions:  Multiple Identities and Implications for Interreligious Relations', in preparation

'Money or Morality:  What Drives Identity Politics in India?' with Kimberlee Chang, in preparation
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