Welcome to my website! I am a political scientist and associate professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations at Ursinus College just outside of Philadelphia. I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Colorado Boulder.
I study the impact of international organizations and processes on politics, focusing mainly on how disputes evolve in different international institutional environments. My research in progress examines the following questions:
My published work is available for download here and on Google Scholar. Replication data is located at my Dataverse.
On my teaching page, you can find class materials for the courses I am currently teaching or have taught at Ursinus College, my courses on introductory and advanced quantitative research methods at the ICPSR Summer Program at the University of Michigan and the Essex Summer School, materials from other computing workshops I have taught, and information on teaching awards and evaluations.
Some code for computing functions and examples is located on my GitHub site.
From 2014 to 2016, I was an assistant professor of political science at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy at the University at Albany.
Johannes Karreth
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I study the impact of international organizations and processes on politics, focusing mainly on how disputes evolve in different international institutional environments. My research in progress examines the following questions:
- When can international organizations use their economic leverage to mitigate interstate disputes?
- How can international organizations contribute to preventing and settling civil wars?
- How do local and historical context condition voters' responses to partisan realignment and demographic changes in Western democracies?
News:
- Article published! African Views of Chinese Engagement: The Political Economy of a Gender Gap is now available in open access at Politics & Gender.
- Article accepted! The Role of Foreign Aid in Procuring Civil War Party Consent to Peacekeeping will be forthcoming in Foreign Policy Analysis.
- I was interviewed by KYW newsradio on Sweden joining NATO; a recording is available on their podcast.
- Article accepted! Civil war mediation in the shadow of IGOs: The path to comprehensive peace agreements will be forthcoming in the Journal of Peace Research.
- New course offered! I am teaching Politics of the End of the World in Spring 2024.
- New book chapter! "Consent in Peacekeeping" just appeared in the new Handbook on Peacekeeping and International Relations, edited by Han Dorussen.
- My book Incentivizing Peace is currently listed as the "featured book" in the United Nations' research guide on Peace.
- Article accepted! International Third Parties and the Implementation of Comprehensive Peace Agreements After Civil War will be forthcoming in the Journal of Conflict Resolution.
- New article published: Latent Territorial Threat and Democratic Regime Reversals is now published in the current issue of the Journal of Peace Research.
- I reviewed Incredible Commitments by Anjali Dayal in the Review of International Organizations.
My published work is available for download here and on Google Scholar. Replication data is located at my Dataverse.
On my teaching page, you can find class materials for the courses I am currently teaching or have taught at Ursinus College, my courses on introductory and advanced quantitative research methods at the ICPSR Summer Program at the University of Michigan and the Essex Summer School, materials from other computing workshops I have taught, and information on teaching awards and evaluations.
Some code for computing functions and examples is located on my GitHub site.
From 2014 to 2016, I was an assistant professor of political science at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy at the University at Albany.