Research

2024

• Carey, S. C. and Brandsch, J. (2024). Borders and bullies: How borders shape perceptions of security and foreign policy preferences. Research & Politics : R&P, 11, 1–9.
• Carey, S. C., Gläßel, C. and Paula, K. (2024). Media impact on perceptions in postwar societies: Insights from Nepal. Conflict Management and Peace Science : CMPS, 1–24.

2023

• Carey, S. C., González, B. and Mitchell, N. J. (2023). Media freedom and the escalation of state violence. Political Studies, 71, 440–462.
• Steinert, C. (2023). The duration of political imprisonment: Evidence from China. Conflict Management and Peace Science : CMPS, 40, 349–372.
• Steinert, C. (2023). The impact of domestic surveillance on political imprisonment: Evidence from the German Democratic Republic. The Journal of Conflict Resolution : JCR, 67, 38–65.
• Steinert, C. V. and Dworschak, C. (2023). Political imprisonment and protest mobilization: Evidence from the GDR. The Journal of Conflict Resolution : JCR, 67, 1564-1591.

2022

• Carey, S. C., González, B. and Gläßel, C. (2022). Divergent perceptions of peace in post-conflict societies: Insights from Sri Lanka. The Journal of Conflict Resolution : JCR, 66, 1589-1618.
• Carey, S. C., Mitchell, N. J. and Paula, K. (2022). The life, death and diversity of pro-government militias: The fully revised pro-government militias database version 2.0. Research & Politics : R&P, 9, 1–9.
• Weyrauch, D. and Steinert, C. V. (2022). Instrumental or intrinsic? Human rights alignment in intergovernmental organizations. The Review of International Organizations, 17, 89–115.

2021

• Carey, S. C. and Gohdes, A. R. (2021). Understanding journalist killings. The Journal of Politics : JOP, 83, 1216-1228.
• Carey, S. C. and González, B. (2021). The legacy of war: The effect of militias on postwar repression. Conflict Management and Peace Science : CMPS, 38, 247–269.
• Steinert, C. (2021). Who is a political prisoner? Journal of Global Security Studies, 6, 1–20.

2020

• König, T., Benoit, K., Bräuninger, T., Carey, S. C., Jenco, L., Lauderdale, B., Rohlfing, I. and Taylor, A. (2020). American Political Science Review : Editors' report July 1, 2018–February 29, 2020. PS : Political Science & Politics, 53, 593–602.
• Steinert, C. V. and Ruggeri, A. (2020). Who are our experts? Predictors of participation in expert surveys. Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy, 26, Article 20200007.

2019

• Steinert, C. (2019). Trial fairness before impact: Tracing the link between post-conflict trials and peace stability. International Interactions, 45, 1003-1031.
• Steinert, C. V., Steinert, J. I. and Carey, S. C. (2019). Spoilers of peace: Pro-government militias as risk factors for conflict recurrence. Journal of Peace Research, 56, 249–263.

2017

• Carey, S. C. and Mitchell, N. J. (2017). Progovernment militias. Annual Review of Political Science, 20, 127–147.
• Gohdes, A. R. and Carey, S. C. (2017). Canaries in the coal-mine? What the killings of journalists tell us about future repression. Journal of Peace Research, 54, 157–174.

2016

• Carey, S. C., Colaresi, M. P. and Mitchell, N. J. (2016). Risk mitigation, regime security, and militias: beyond coup-proofing. International Studies Quarterly, 60, 59–72.
• Carey, S. C. and Mitchell, N. J. (2016). Pro-government militias and conflict. Oxford Research Encyclopedia : ORE. Politics, Datenbank.

2015

• Carey, S. C., Colaresi, M. P. and Mitchell, N. J. (2015). Governments, informal links to militias, and accountability. The Journal of Conflict Resolution : JCR, 59, 850–876.

2014

• Mitchell, N. J., Carey, S. C. and Butler, C. K. (2014). The impact of pro-government militias on human rights violations. International Interactions, 40, 812–836.

2013

• Carey, S. C., Mitchell, N. J. and Lowe, W. (2013). States, the security sector, and the monopoly of violence: A new database on pro-government militias. Journal of Peace Research, 50, 249–258.

2011

• Schneider, G., Gleditsch, N. P. and Carey, S. C. (2011). Forecasting in international relations: one quest, three approaches. Conflict Management and Peace Science : CMPS, 28, 5–14.

2010

• Carey, S. (2010). The use of repression as a response to domestic dissent. Political Studies, 58, 167–186.
• Schneider, G., Gleditsch, N. P. and Carey, S. C. (2010). Exploring the past, anticipating the future: a symposium. International Studies Review, 12, 1–7.

2008

• Colaresi, M. P. and Carey, S. C. (2008). To kill or to protect: Security forces, domestic institutions, and genocide. The Journal of Conflict Resolution : JCR, 52, 39–67.

2007

• Carey, S. (2007). European aid: Human rights versus bureaucratic inertia? Journal of Peace Research, 44, 447–464.
• Carey, S. (2007). Rebellion in Africa: Disaggregating the effect of political regimes. Journal of Peace Research, 44, 47–64.

2006

• Carey, S. (2006). The dynamic relationship between protest and repression. Political Research Quarterly : PRQ, 59, 1–11.
• Poe, S. C., Rost, N. and Carey, S. C. (2006). Assessing risk and opportunity in conflict studies: A human rights analysis. The Journal of Conflict Resolution : JCR, 50, 484–507.

2005

• Bogaard, A., Carey, S. C., Dodd, G., Repath, I. D. and Whitaker, R. (2005). Small group teaching: Perceptions and problems. Politics / The Political Studies Association of the United Kingdom, 25, 116–125.

2001

• Poe, S. C., Carey, S. C. and Vazquez, T. C. (2001). How are these pictures different? A quantitative comparison of the US State Department and Amnesty International Human Rights Reports, 1976-1995. Human Rights Quarterly, 23, 650–677.

2000

• Carey, S. (2000). Good governance and European aid: The impact of political conditionality. European Union Politics : EUP, 1, 293–317.
• Carey, S. (2000). The global analysis of the effect of political regime changes on life integrity violations, 1977-93. Journal of Peace Research, 37, 213–233.