National Museum of the History of Ukraine in WWII
Publications
Getmansky, Anna and Tolga Sinmazdemir. "The Allure of Distant War Drums: Refugees, Geography, and Foreign Policy Preferences in Turkey." FORTHCOMING. Political Geography.
Kupatadze, Alexander and Thomas Zeitzoff. "In the Shadow of Conflict: How Emotions, Threat Perceptions and Victimization Influence Foreign Policy Attitudes." FORTHCOMING. British Journal of Political Science. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "More Than Just Hurdles: How Fieldwork Difficulties Provide Insights into Conflict." 2019. PS: Political Science & Politics. 52(3): 507-512.
Nyhan, Brendan and Thomas Zeitzoff."Conspiracy and Misperception Belief in the Middle East and North Africa." 2018. The Journal of Politics. 80 (4): 1400-1404. [REPLICATION FILES]
Getmansky, Anna, Tolga Sinmazdemir, and Thomas Zeitzoff. "Refugee Influxes, Xenophobia, and Domestic Conflict: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Turkey." 2018. Journal of Peace Research. 55(4): 491-507. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Nyhan, Brendan and Thomas Zeitzoff. "Fighting the Past: Perceptions of Control, Historical Misperceptions, and Corrective Information in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict." 2018. Political Psychology. 39(3): 611-631.
Barbera, Pablo and Thomas Zeitzoff. "The New Public Address System: Why Do World Leaders Adopt Social Media." 2018. International Studies Quarterly. 62(1): 121-130. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "Does Social Media Influence Conflict? Evidence from the 2012 Gaza Conflict." 2018. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 62(1): 29-63. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "Anger, Legacies of Violence, and Group Conflict: An Experiment in Post-Riot Acre, Israel." 2018. Conflict Management and Peace Science. 35(4): 402-423. (ONLINE APPENDIX).
Little, Andrew and Thomas Zeitzoff. "A Bargaining Theory of Conflict with Evolutionary Preferences." 2017. International Organization. 71(3):523-557. (ONLINE APPENDIX).
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "How Social Media is Changing Conflict." 2017. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 61(9): 1970-1991.
Kertzer, Joshua and Thomas Zeitzoff. "A Bottom-Up Theory of Public Public Opinion about Foreign Policy." 2017. American Journal of Political Science. 61(3): 543-558. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Ditlmann, Ruth K, Cyrus Samii, and Thomas Zeitzoff. "Addressing Violent Intergroup Conflict from the Bottom Up?" 2017. Social Issues and Policy Review. 11(1): 38-77.
Zeitzoff, Thomas, John Kelly, and Gilad Lotan. 2015. "Using social media to measure foreign policy dynamics: An empirical analysis of the Iranian–Israeli confrontation (2012–13)." Journal of Peace Research. 52(3): 368-383. [REPLICATION FILES].
Bausch, Andrew W. and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2015. "Citizen Information, Electoral Incentives, and Provision of Counter-Terrorism: An Experimental Approach." Political Behavior. 37(3): 723-748.
Getmansky, Anna, and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2014 "Terrorism and voting: The effect of rocket threat on voting in Israeli elections." American Political Science Review. 108(3): 588-604. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. 2014. "Anger, Exposure to Violence and Intragroup Conflict: A ‘Lab in the Field’ Experiment in Southern Israel." Political Psychology. 35(3): 309-335. (ONLINE APPENDIX).
Bausch, Andrew W., Joao R. Faria, and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2013. "Warnings, Terrorist Threats and Resilience: A Laboratory Experiment." Conflict Management and Peace Science. 30(5): 433-451.
Zeitzoff, Thomas. 2011. “Using Social Media to Measure Conflict Dynamics: An Application to the 2008-2009 Gaza Conflict.” Journal of Conflict Resolution. 55(6): 938-969. [REPLICATION FILES].
Crisp, Brian F., Nathan M. Jensen, Guillermo Rosas, and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2010. “Vote-Seeking Incentives and Investment Environments: The Need for Credit Claiming and the Provision of Protectionism.” Electoral Studies. 29(2): 221-226.
**For Further Data and Replication Files Available Please Email Me Directly**
Projects/Working Papers
Why Politicians Use Violent Rhetoric (Book Project).
"Some Things Just Won’t Do: Scaling Perceptions of Challenger and Government Tactics." (with Dave Armstrong and Christian Davenport).
"Are Voters too Afraid to Tackle Corruption? Survey and Experimental Evidence from Mexico." (with Omar Garcia-Ponce and Leonard Wantchekon).
"Anger and Support for Vigilante Justice in Mexico's Drug War.” (with Omar Garcia-Ponce and Lauren Young).
"From Riot Police to Tweets: How World Leaders Use Social Media During Contentious Politics." (with Pablo Barbera, Anita R. Gohdes, and Evgeniia Iakhnis).
"Conflict, Corruption, and Trust in Governance: A Survey Evidence From Ukraine." (with Alexander Kupatadze and Yuri Zhukov).
"Why do Cyberattacks Corrode?" (with Joshua Kertzer and Harry Oppenheimer).
Getmansky, Anna and Tolga Sinmazdemir. "The Allure of Distant War Drums: Refugees, Geography, and Foreign Policy Preferences in Turkey." FORTHCOMING. Political Geography.
Kupatadze, Alexander and Thomas Zeitzoff. "In the Shadow of Conflict: How Emotions, Threat Perceptions and Victimization Influence Foreign Policy Attitudes." FORTHCOMING. British Journal of Political Science. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "More Than Just Hurdles: How Fieldwork Difficulties Provide Insights into Conflict." 2019. PS: Political Science & Politics. 52(3): 507-512.
Nyhan, Brendan and Thomas Zeitzoff."Conspiracy and Misperception Belief in the Middle East and North Africa." 2018. The Journal of Politics. 80 (4): 1400-1404. [REPLICATION FILES]
Getmansky, Anna, Tolga Sinmazdemir, and Thomas Zeitzoff. "Refugee Influxes, Xenophobia, and Domestic Conflict: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Turkey." 2018. Journal of Peace Research. 55(4): 491-507. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Nyhan, Brendan and Thomas Zeitzoff. "Fighting the Past: Perceptions of Control, Historical Misperceptions, and Corrective Information in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict." 2018. Political Psychology. 39(3): 611-631.
Barbera, Pablo and Thomas Zeitzoff. "The New Public Address System: Why Do World Leaders Adopt Social Media." 2018. International Studies Quarterly. 62(1): 121-130. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "Does Social Media Influence Conflict? Evidence from the 2012 Gaza Conflict." 2018. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 62(1): 29-63. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "Anger, Legacies of Violence, and Group Conflict: An Experiment in Post-Riot Acre, Israel." 2018. Conflict Management and Peace Science. 35(4): 402-423. (ONLINE APPENDIX).
Little, Andrew and Thomas Zeitzoff. "A Bargaining Theory of Conflict with Evolutionary Preferences." 2017. International Organization. 71(3):523-557. (ONLINE APPENDIX).
Zeitzoff, Thomas. "How Social Media is Changing Conflict." 2017. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 61(9): 1970-1991.
Kertzer, Joshua and Thomas Zeitzoff. "A Bottom-Up Theory of Public Public Opinion about Foreign Policy." 2017. American Journal of Political Science. 61(3): 543-558. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Ditlmann, Ruth K, Cyrus Samii, and Thomas Zeitzoff. "Addressing Violent Intergroup Conflict from the Bottom Up?" 2017. Social Issues and Policy Review. 11(1): 38-77.
Zeitzoff, Thomas, John Kelly, and Gilad Lotan. 2015. "Using social media to measure foreign policy dynamics: An empirical analysis of the Iranian–Israeli confrontation (2012–13)." Journal of Peace Research. 52(3): 368-383. [REPLICATION FILES].
Bausch, Andrew W. and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2015. "Citizen Information, Electoral Incentives, and Provision of Counter-Terrorism: An Experimental Approach." Political Behavior. 37(3): 723-748.
Getmansky, Anna, and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2014 "Terrorism and voting: The effect of rocket threat on voting in Israeli elections." American Political Science Review. 108(3): 588-604. (ONLINE APPENDIX). [REPLICATION FILES].
Zeitzoff, Thomas. 2014. "Anger, Exposure to Violence and Intragroup Conflict: A ‘Lab in the Field’ Experiment in Southern Israel." Political Psychology. 35(3): 309-335. (ONLINE APPENDIX).
Bausch, Andrew W., Joao R. Faria, and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2013. "Warnings, Terrorist Threats and Resilience: A Laboratory Experiment." Conflict Management and Peace Science. 30(5): 433-451.
Zeitzoff, Thomas. 2011. “Using Social Media to Measure Conflict Dynamics: An Application to the 2008-2009 Gaza Conflict.” Journal of Conflict Resolution. 55(6): 938-969. [REPLICATION FILES].
Crisp, Brian F., Nathan M. Jensen, Guillermo Rosas, and Thomas Zeitzoff. 2010. “Vote-Seeking Incentives and Investment Environments: The Need for Credit Claiming and the Provision of Protectionism.” Electoral Studies. 29(2): 221-226.
**For Further Data and Replication Files Available Please Email Me Directly**
Projects/Working Papers
Why Politicians Use Violent Rhetoric (Book Project).
"Some Things Just Won’t Do: Scaling Perceptions of Challenger and Government Tactics." (with Dave Armstrong and Christian Davenport).
"Are Voters too Afraid to Tackle Corruption? Survey and Experimental Evidence from Mexico." (with Omar Garcia-Ponce and Leonard Wantchekon).
"Anger and Support for Vigilante Justice in Mexico's Drug War.” (with Omar Garcia-Ponce and Lauren Young).
"From Riot Police to Tweets: How World Leaders Use Social Media During Contentious Politics." (with Pablo Barbera, Anita R. Gohdes, and Evgeniia Iakhnis).
"Conflict, Corruption, and Trust in Governance: A Survey Evidence From Ukraine." (with Alexander Kupatadze and Yuri Zhukov).
"Why do Cyberattacks Corrode?" (with Joshua Kertzer and Harry Oppenheimer).