Prof Anastasia Shesterinina
@ashesterinina.bsky.social
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Chair in Comparative Politics @york.ac.uk | #UKRIFLF Civil War Paths project @civilwarpaths.bsky.social | Award-winning author @cornellupress.bsky.social Mobilizing in Uncertainty | mom
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New publication alert; this one with two former PhD students in our program at Georgetown: Simón Ballesteros and Daniel Solomon.

"Formal Institutions After Conflict: Rebel Ideology and Post-War Constitutional Design." journals.sagepub.com/eprint/AB6CD...
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civilwarpaths.bsky.social
We're very excited to launch our upcoming Civil War Paths seminar series! Our 2025-2026 series explores issues at the forefront of the study of civil war and its aftermath, featuring contributions from @hedstrom.bsky.social and @enzonussio.bsky.social . /1
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My copy of The Routledge Handbook of Field Research arrived!

Thanks @hamstertowers.bsky.social & Naomi Holmes for putting together such a great volume.

My chapter tackles head-on the unexpected in fieldwork on armed conflict w/implications for doctoral training:
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ejir.bsky.social
"Repurposing rebellion: building rebel successor parties on the heels of war?" by Sherry Zaks is available online now in EJIR.

Read it here: t1p.de/7jlrx
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🪖 Traditional theories argue that rebels need full territorial control to govern. We challenge that view, and argue that low state responsiveness toward rebel-aligned populations creates openings for insurgent institutions, even in state-dominated zones.
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mararevkin.bsky.social
Excited to share a new open-access article with @benckrick.bsky.social @jonpetkun.bsky.social in @iojournal.bsky.social, "Civilian Harm & Military Legitimacy" www.cambridge.org/core/journal.... This project started in 2018 Mosul, Iraq’s 2nd largest city, in the aftermath of a 9-month battle … 1/7
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annekreft.bsky.social
I am looking for a researcher (pre-doc) in my DFG-funded project "Violence Against Political Actors at the Grassroots Level" 👇
kfnhannover.bsky.social
🔍 Researcher (Pre-Doc) (m/f/d), 75% political science, criminology or related fields

📅 Start: 01.03.2026, limited to 3 years.
💬 Very good German language skills are required.
🎓 Doctorate within the framework of the project expressly desired!

Further information: en.kfn.de/wp-content/u...
ashesterinina.bsky.social
Special thanks to Víctor Barrera at CINEP / Programa por la Paz and Corporación Territorio, Paz y Seguridad (CorpoTEPAS) for supporting this research from the outset /end
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The second demonstrates my use of life history interviews in this project, which will be of particular interest to doctoral and postdoctoral researchers employing this method /3
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I'd like to highlight two appendices supporting this research. The first covers procedural transparency and reflexive openness, focusing on the process of research /2
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It's publication day!

"Why did I get into that car?" is a question that has haunted me for years & that I'm grateful to late Lee Ann Fujii for encouraging me to address. I start the chapter w/ this q to explore the limits of trust & researcher safety in fieldwork on armed conflict 👇🏼
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Navigating Field Research in Armed Conflict Settings | 38 | The Routle
This chapter considers unique challenges of field research in settings where armed conflict has taken place and/or is ongoing. It opens with a vignette from a
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ilaydaonder.bsky.social
We’re accepting submissions for Fall 2025 until August 14.

If you’re on the market, it’s a great chance to practice your job talk with an audience!

We also welcome paper presentations.

Apply here: iu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
ashesterinina.bsky.social
Back from mat leave to see some long-awaited publications coming out! In this Forum, I discuss the practices of flexibility in research design, ongoing reflexivity & project updating before, during & after fieldwork based on the experience of the large, team-based @civilwarpaths.bsky.social project
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📢 Forum written together with:
➡️ @marniehowlett.bsky.social
➡️@rtapscott.bsky.social
➡️@grace-akello.bsky.social
➡️Mousumi Mukherjee
➡️Natalia Otrishcenko
➡️Anastasia Shesterinina

📑Rethinking Ethics Review for International Relations Research
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Forum: Rethinking Ethics Review for International Relations Research
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CALL FOR PAPERS OPEN!

Apply to the Latin American Peace Science Society (LAPSS) 2026 Conference!

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