Dotan Haim

Dotan Haim

@dotanhaim.bsky.social

Dad. Political Scientist. Assistant Professor at Florida State. Studies conflict, policing, social networks, and Southeast Asia. 🔗 dotanhaim.com

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Thanks @egap.bsky.social for putting together this brief on our recent APSR paper (w/ Nico Ravanilla and Matthew Nanes)! How did police officers' attitudes change after community policing in areas w/ conflict? Open access paper here: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

cambridge.orgHow Does Community Policing Affect Police Attitudes? An Experimental Test and a Theory of Bureaucrat-Citizen Contact | American Political Science Review | Cambridge CoreHow Does Community Policing Affect Police Attitudes? An Experimental Test and a Theory of Bureaucrat-Citizen Contact - Volume 119 Issue 4

📣 NEW Policy Brief 📣 EGAP's @dotanhaim.bsky.social & @nicoravanilla.bsky.social w/ @matthewjnanes.bsky.social ask how community policing affects the attitudes of the officers who implement it through a randomized field experiment in the Philippines. ✍️ Drafted by Danielle Bohonos. 🔗 buff.ly/HYTG4sW

Happy to be co-organizing M2C2 again!! This time at Duke, May 15-16, with @mararevkin.bsky.social & @meganastewart.bsky.social . Advanced PhD candidates & postdocs working on political violence: we want to hear from you! Two Junior Fellowships w/ travel covered. Deadline: March 10

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Excited to be co-organizing the Multi-Method Conflict Consortium at Duke May 15-16 with @meganastewart.bsky.social & @dotanhaim.bsky.social! Advanced PhD candidates and postdocs are invited to apply for our funded Junior Fellowship, deadline March 10: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

APSA deadline is next week! We (SEAPRG) are offering light abstract feedback (esp. for junior scholars) and matchmaking for organized panels on Southeast Asia. Fill out this short form by *tomorrow* (Jan 7) and we’ll do our best to get it on a strong APSA panel. tinyurl.com/apsa-sea

tinyurl.comSEAPRG Panel-Building and Feedback Program (2026)Purpose: Increase footprint of SEA-focused research at APSA panels. What to expect: 1) Light abstract feedback, 2) help forming an organized panel, and 3) guidance on which section to submit to Soft d...

We're hosting SoWEPS-10 at FSU this spring (March 5–6)! If you’re based in the Southeast, doing cool work, and want thoughtful feedback, we’d love to see your submission. Grad student funding available! Details: tinyurl.com/swps10 Form: tinyurl.com/swps-submit

tinyurl.comSoWEPSSoWEPS (Southern Workshop in Empirical Political Science) is an annual workshop that brings together scholars in the Southeastern region that use rigorous, creative empirical methods to study importan...

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Publication day for our long, long awaited article in @apsrjournal.bsky.social on the effects of community policing on police officers' own attitudes about the community!

Dotan Haim@dotanhaim.bsky.social

🧵 Proud to share our new paper in @apsrjournal.bsky.social (open access)! We used a field experiment to test how contact with citizens shapes POLICE OFFICER attitudes then developed inductive theory about when it works v. backfires. Paper w/ @matthewjnanes.bsky.social & @nicoravanilla.bsky.social

🧵 Proud to share our new paper in @apsrjournal.bsky.social (open access)! We used a field experiment to test how contact with citizens shapes POLICE OFFICER attitudes then developed inductive theory about when it works v. backfires. Paper w/ @matthewjnanes.bsky.social & @nicoravanilla.bsky.social

American Political Science Review@apsrjournal.bsky.social

Just published on APSR First View: "How Does Community Policing Affect Police Attitudes? An Experimental Test and a Theory of Bureaucrat-Citizen Contact" by Dotan Haim, Matthew Nanes, and Nico Ravanilla. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Community policing improved officer understanding of citizens' concerns but not trust, empathy, or accountability. But we noticed that certain officers reacted very differently! We theorize that social contact 1) helps "unembedded" bureaucrats but 2) backfires when it heightens safety concerns.

Some takeaways: A. Bureaucrats' attitudes are crucial outcomes! They shape how they do their jobs. B. Field experiments are powerful, but we can learn even more by capturing unexpected insights that lead to new inductive theories. C. Huge undertaking by our partners and staff. We're SO grateful.

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I am thinking of making my DiD materials that I used for teaching in the last 5 years available. I am hoping these would find begineers in need of a step-by-step opinionated walkthrough of several developments Let’s see if I find the energy to do this!

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For early-career conflict researchers: the ESOC Mentorship Program is open! It provides fellows working on conflict with individual mentors, campus engagement with them, and professional development, including attending an ESOC meeting. More details here: esoc.princeton.edu/events/2025/...

esoc.princeton.eduESOC Mentorship Program applications due January 20th!We are pleased to announce the sixth year of the ESOC Mentorship Program. The purpose of this program is to support an international community of early-career investigators engaged in top-notch empiri...

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1/ 🤔 Ever wondered if pairing socially isolated students with popular peers helps or hurts their outcomes? My job market paper explores this through a large-scale RCT across Indian schools. Thread below 🧵 #EconSky #EconJobMarket #JMP

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Look here PhD candidates in conflict research: this is a great workshop and networking opportunity ⤵️ Conflictsky

Kristin M. Bakke@kristinmbakke.bsky.social

It's that time of year again... The call for our UCL Conflict & Change PhD Workshop is out! We invite ECRs working on IR, conflict and contentious politics to apply by 8 December. We look forward to having you in London 24-25 February, 2025. Apply here: conflictandchange.org/phdworkshop2025

#ConflictSky Note: ESOC "will cover travel expenses for presenters" to travel to Taipei!!

Hans H. Tung@hanshtung.bsky.social

Dear friends: The ESOC (Empirical Studies of Conflict) is coming to Taipei next June! Renard and I are helping organize the conference this time around, and there will be “lots of” cool people (no spoilers!) attending it and presenting their newest research on conflict.

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🏆 Cedric Smith Prize 2025: Submit your best peace & conflict research (max 14k words) for a chance to win the Conflict Research Society's prestigious award. Open to PhD students/early grads (after 1 Sep 2024). Deadline: 31 Jan 2025. conflictresearchsociety.org/cedric-smith... Conflictsky

conflictresearchsociety.orgCRS | Cedric Smith PrizeThe CRS welcomes submissions for the Cedric Smith Prize 2019 which is a peace research prize awarded for the best piece of peace and conflict research by a student

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🆕 Excited that @andresuribe.bsky.social and my joint work is out 🔓 open-access in @cpsjournal.bsky.social We study under what conditions rebels succeed in establishing rebel governance in areas dominated by the state. A thread 🧵

 Conflictsky @polviolencepapers.bsky.social doi.org/10.1177/0010...

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Excited to announce that Renard Sexton and I are leading a working group on “Security Challenges in Southeast Asia” at the West Point Social Sciences Seminar. The deadline for abstract submissions is September 4. Don’t miss the chance to contribute — submit your abstract here: tinyurl.com/bpam6xw2

PolNet 2024 is happening and back to in-person! Real-world networks are way better than online networks. June 5-8 in sunny Tallahassee, FL (co-hosted by Matt Pietryka and I) Please join us and spread the word! *NetworkEmoji* polisky Submit a proposal (March 15 deadline): fla.st/5ILM4C1A

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I've always liked this by @pstaniland.bsky.social. It's about lessons from S. Asia for US in Afghanistan. But it is helpful for thinking about the Gaza war and the deep political contradictions of a democracy engaging in state/nation building in the 21st century. foreignpolicy.com/2009/11/24/c...

foreignpolicy.comCounterinsurgency is a bloody, costly businessBy Paul Staniland The current conventional wisdom on counterinsurgency (COIN) focuses on simultaneously building a strong state and creating mass legitimacy for the government. Gen.…

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Call for syllabi: I'm teaching a new PhD seminar in the spring called "Political Psychology of Violent Conflict." Super grateful to anyone willing to share syllabi on political violence, political psychology, behavioral IR, etc. that I can use for inspiration.

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So excited this is finally out in the world. Grateful to the editors, reviewers and countless friends and colleagues who have provided feedback on this project!

International Organization@iojournal.bsky.social

Now on #firstview: @carlynwayne.bsky.social, "Terrified or Enraged? Emotional Microfoundations of Public Counterterror Attitudes" www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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Heartbreaking stories of Afghan families being torn apart as Pakistan forcibly expels up to 1 million Afghans, many of whom were born in Pakistan and have spent their entire lives there. Cruel dilemma: hide in the shadows and hope to avoid getting caught, or go to Taliban Afghanistan?

nytimes.comFamilies Ripped Apart as Pakistan Expels Tens of Thousands of AfghansHusbands and wives, parents and children, wonder when, or if, they will ever see each other again.

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Ethan Porter@ethanvporter.bsky.social

NEW WP! What happens when wartime misinfo is corrected? To find out, @thomasjwood.bsky.social, Raushan Zhandayeva, Bailey Scott and I evaluate corrections in Russia, Ukraine, BLR, EST and KAZ. Overall: Corrections improve accuracy but don't affect which side people support: osf.io/efvsd/

Conflictsky folks, give this paper a read! I think it's one of the best recent papers published on political violence. Really novel theory, and incredibly creative empirics.

Aidan Milliff@aidanmilliff.com

Really pleased to share that "Making Sense, Making Choices: How Civilians Choose Survival Strategies During Violence" is accepted at the APSR. @apsa.bsky.social You can see the accepted version here! I'll post more about the paper once it's up on FirstView. aidanmilliff.com/media/Millif...

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🚨 New preprint: "A Strategic Logic of Violence against UN Peacekeepers" - Micro-level theory - Cross-nat data on UN PKO targeting - Mixed method case study of Mali BOTTOM LINE: inverted-U (nonlinear) relationship between UN deployment and targeting. LINK: osf.io/ta96y polisky conflictsky

Conflictsky. Important analysis from @kellyzvobgo.bsky.social

Good Authority@goodauth.bsky.social

New by @kellyzvobgo.bsky.social today: "The ICC will likely investigate, and later prosecute, Hamas’s killings and hostage taking as war crimes. The ICC may also investigate, and later prosecute, Israel’s blockade and bombing campaign as war crimes." goodauthority.org/news/the-icc...

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Sabine Carey@sabinecarey.bsky.social

If you know of recent PhDs/postdocs with interest in quant. (ideally mixed-method) research on pol violence/repression/armed actors PLEASE direct them to me! Am looking to appoint Humboldt Fellows to work with me for a year. Esp looking for ppl from Global South. No German citizens/German degree.

Great podcast, great research. Really enjoyed this one. Conflictsky

William Nomikos@wnomikos.bsky.social

So fun to talk to Yang-Yang Zhou and Alan Jacobs for the Scope Conditions pod about my research on peacekeeping. Based on my 2022 Journal of Politics article and forthcoming Cambridge University Press book. Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts! Polisky conflictsky t.co/tJicd1Ww21