Research and publications

Scholarship:

Dissertation book project

Not Just War: Normative Theory of Democratic Civil-Military Relations


Articles


Is Terrorism Necessarily Violent? Public Perceptions of Nonviolence and Terrorism in Conflict Settings. (2023). Political Science Research and Methods. w. Alon Yakter https://doi.org/10.1017/psrm.2023.22 


Citizenship, Enmity, and the Normative Theory of Domestic Military Use (2022). Armed Forces and Society https://doi.org/10.1177/0095327X221120048



Under Review:

Democratic Backsliding, Bureaucratic-Disobedience, and Civilian Control of the Military 


Foreseeing Intended Harm: When Do Expected in-bello Violations Undermine ad-bellum Justification? (w.

David Enoch)


Militarism, Civilianism, and Democratic Civil-Military Relations 


Beyond the Freedom of the Press (w. Justin Pottle)


Working papers:

Rethinking the Civic Republican Argument for Peacetime Military Conscription


The Populist Intelligence Cycle: Intelligence, Populism, and Democratic Backsliding (w. Ofek Riemer and

Alon Yakter)


On Suckers (w. Shai Agmon)


Beyond the Freedom of the Press (w. Justin Pottle)


Civil-Military Relations Lessons from the Israeli 2023 Reservists Protest (w. Risa Brooks)

Research and Policy: