| 2009 DOD/NSF MINERVA AWARDS (FY10-12) |
| Principal Investigators |
Project Title |
| Patrick Barclay (University of Guelph) and Stephen Bernard (Indiana University) |
Status, Manipulating Group Threats, and Conflict Within and Between Groups |
| Rachel Croson (University of Texas - Dallas) and Charles Holt |
Behavioral Insights into National Security Issues |
| William Reed, Charles Holt (University of Virginia), Timothy
Nordstrom (University of Mississippi), and David Clark (State University of
New York - Binghamton) |
Experimental Analysis of Alternative Models of Conflict Bargaining |
| Stephen Shellman (College of William and Mary), Remco Chang
(University of North Carolina- Charlotte), Michael Covington (University of
Georgia), Joseph Young (Southern Illinois University - Carbondale), Michael
Findley (Brigham Young University) |
Terror, Conflict Processes, Organizations, and Ideologies: Completing
the Picture |
| Barbara Geddes (University of California – Los Angeles) and Joseph
Wright (Pennsylvania State University) |
How Politics Inside Dictatorships Affects Regime Stability and
International Conflict [link] |
| Martha Crenshaw (Stanford University) |
Mapping Terrorist Organizations [link] |
| Cynthia Buckley (University of Texas - Austin) |
People, Power, and Conflict in the Eurasian Migration System |
| Virginia Fortna (Columbia University) |
Strategies of Violence, Tools of Peace, and Changes in War
Termination |
| Jaroslav Tir (University of Georgia) |
Avoiding Water Wars: Environmental Security Through River Treaty
Institutionalization |
| Laura Razzolini (Virginia Commonwealth University) and Atin
Basuchoudhary (Virginia Military Institute) |
Predicting the Nature of Conflict - An Evolutionary Analysis of the
Tactical Choice |
| Robert Powell (University of California - Berkeley) |
Fighting and Bargaining over Political Power in Weak States |
| Eli Berman (University of California - San Diego) |
Workshop on the Political Economy of Terrorism and Insurgency |
| Rachel Croson (University of Texas - Dallas) |
Substantive Expertise, Strategic Analysis and Behavioral Foundations
of Terrorism (Workshop) |
| Roy Licklider (Rutgers University) |
New Armies from Old: Merging Competing Military Forces after Civil
Wars (Workshop) |
| Geoffrey Wiseman (University of Southern California) |
Engaging Intensely Adversarial States: The Strategic Limits and
Potential of Public Diplomacy in U.S. National Security Policy |
| J. Craig Jenkins (Ohio State University) |
Deciphering Civil Conflict in the Middle East [link] |
| Jeff Hancock (Cornell University), Arthur Graesser (University of
Memphis), and David Beaver (University of Texas - Austin) |
Modeling Discourse and Social Dynamics in Authoritarian Regimes [link] |
