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 Dr.
Wood received his MA (2006) and Ph.D. (2010) at the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill. He earned his BA in history and human rights
studies at the University of North Carolina-Asheville (2001). His
current research focuses on the strategic dimensions of state and
non-state actor violence against civilians during civil wars and the
process of strategic learning among states and insurgents during
conflicts. His research and teaching interests broadly
include
human rights, state repression, civil conflict, and conflict
management. He teaches courses on international relations,
political violence and human rights at ASU.
Dr. Wood co-manages the Political
Terror Scale (PTS), an index of state violations of physical
integrity rights. His research has recently been published in
the British Journal of Political Science, Journal of Conflict
Resolution, Journal
of Peace Research, Human
Rights Quarterly, and International
Studies Quarterly.
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"Too Much of a Bad Thing? Civilian Victimization and Bargaining in Civil War," British Journal of Political Science (forthcoming). read more...
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“Armed Intervention and
Insurgent Violence against Civilians in Intrastate Conflicts,” Journal of Peace Research
(2012) 49(5) 647-660. read more…
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"State Reputation and
Alliance Formation," International
Studies Quarterly (2012) 56(2) 259-274. read more…
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