Supplemental Materials for Publications and Links
See C.V. for a Complete list of Publications
Power, Space, and Time: An Empirical Introduction to International Relations. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. [Link]
“Regional Leviathan: Rivalry Termination in Reaction to Rising Dominance of Regional Powers.” In Turmoil and Order in Regional International Politics, William R. Thompson and Thomas J. Volgy (eds). Singapore: Springer. [Link]
“Central Asia: Caught in the Middle.” The Rise of Regions. Ronald L. Tammen and Jacek Kugler (eds). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. [Link]
“Regional Politics and Powers: Hierarchy and Comparative Regional Analysis in International Relations.” Oxford Encyclopedia of Empirical International Relations Theory.
“Conflict, Regions, and Regional Hierarchies.” Oxford Encyclopedia of Empirical International Relations Theory.
“The Case for Comparative Regional Analysis in International Politics.” International Studies Review 19(3).
"Order and Disorder across Geopolitical Space: The Effect of Declining Dominance on Interstate Conflict." Journal of International Relations and Development 18(4).
"Going for the Gold: Status Seeking Behavior and Olympic Performance." International and Area Studies Review 16 (3). [Online Appendices] [Data] [.do] [Link]
"Distance, Size, and Turmoil: North-South Mediterranean Interactions." Cahiers de le Méditerranée 89. [Link]
"Major Power Status (In)Consistency and Political Relevance in International Relations Studies." Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy [Link]
"Status Considerations in International Politics and the Rise of Regional Powers" in Status in World Politics [Growth Graphs].
Data
Diplomatic Contacts (DIPCON) Data
Regions of Opportunity and Willingness (ROW) Data
Dyadic Annual State Interactions Dataset (DASID)
Dissertation
"Constrained to Cooperate: Domestic Political Capacity and Regional Order"
Miscellaneous
Lexington City Council Ad Hoc High School Committee Presentation