Bridget Coggins
Assistant Professor of Government
Silsby 209
Bridget.Coggins@dartmouth.edu
B.A., University of Minnesota
Ph.D., Ohio State University
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Recent Publications and Presentations
- “States of Uncertainty: The International Politics of State Emergence” Book Manuscript (Under Consideration, Fall 2009)
Presented at John Sloan Dickey Center Manuscript Review Hanover, NH (June 2008)
- “Failing to Communicate: Weak States and International Responses” (Under Review) Presented at “Failed and Failing States in Africa: Lessons from Darfur and Beyond Conference” Institute for African Development (IAD) Cornell University Ithaca, NY (April 2008)
- “Friends in High Places: The International Politics of State Emergence” (Revise & Resubmit) Presented at Columbia University, International Politics Seminar (CUIPS) New York, NY (December 2008)
- “The History of Secession: An Overview” Chapter 2 in Peter Radan and Aleksandar Pavković (Eds.) The Research Companion to Secession UK: Ashgate Publishers, Ltd. (Forthcoming 2010)
- “Failed States and International Insecurity: The Case of Piracy” (Working Paper) Presented at American Political Science Association (APSA) Toronto, Ontario CA (Sept. 2009)
- “Civil War, Commitment Problems and Guerrilla Diplomacy” (Working Paper)
Presented at Yale University, Program on Order, Conflict and Violence New Haven, CT (October 2009)
- “Less Terrorism, More Violence: Unintended Consequences, Substitution Effects and Nationalist Conflicts” (Working Paper) Presented at International Studies Association (ISA) New Orleans, LA (February 2010), Foreign Policy Working Group Dartmouth College (Feb. 2010)
- “Writing a Multi-method Dissertation” Symposium Contributor Qualitative Methods Newsletter (CQRM Section, APSA – Spring 2007)
Research Interests
- Intrastate conflict
- Non-state actors
- International Relations Theory
- Social Psychology
- Sino-American relations
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