Kelly M. Kadera
Associate Professor
Biography
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Kelly Kadera is an Associate Professor of Political Science and studies conflict processes and dynamic modeling.
Publications:
- “Conflict Environments and Civil War Onset.” Journal of Global Strategic Studies (with L. Reid, R. Myrick, and M. Crescenzi, forthcoming)
- “Re-evaluating Gender and IR Scholarship: Moving beyond Reiter’s Dichotomies toward Effective Synergies.” Journal of Conflict Resolution (with L. Sjoberg and C. Thies, 2018)
- “Built to Last: Understanding the Link between Democracy and Conflict in the International System.” International Studies Quarterly (with M. Crescenzi, 2016)
- “The Social Underpinnings of Women’s Worth in the Study of World Politics: Culture, Leader Emergence, and Coauthorship.” International Studies Perspectives (2013)
Research areas
- International Relations
- Formal Theory