Jonathan Hall

The impacts of armed conflict on human development: a review of the literature

Alexa Timlick, Anneli Eriksson, Ashok Swain, Carl Henrik Knutsen, Christopher Rauh, Debarati Guha-Sapir, Ghassan Baliki, Hanne Fjelde, Hannes Mueller, Håvard Hegre, Ida Rudolfsen, Johan von Schreeb, Jonathan Hall, Maxine R. Leis, Nina von Uexkull, Paola Vesco, Phaidon T. B. Vassiliou, Stefan Döring, Tilman Brück

The detrimental impacts of wars on human development are well documented across research domains, from public health to micro-economics. However, these impacts are studied in […]

Information, Anxiety, and Persuasion: Analyzing Return Intentions of Displaced Persons

James Igoe Walsh, Jonathan Hall, Onah Peter Thompson

Anxiety influences how people attend to, interpret, and respond to information and  potential threats. How does anxiety influence attempts to persuade? We hypothesize that the  […]

Power-sharing versus Power-grabbing in the Aftermath of Civil War: Evidence from Public Opinion in Mosul, Iraq

Jacob Aronson, James Igoe Walsh, Jonathan Hall, Paul Huth, Sam Whitt, Vera Mironova

Power-sharing is a widely recognized strategy for reaching durable settlements to civil wars with center-periphery and identity-based cleavages. However, in practice, power-sharing arrangements are often […]