Research Activities

Civil Conflict and Political Violence
April 28, 2007
This is closed to the public.

This conference is designed to bring together faculty and advanced graduate students from Harvard, MIT and Yale, three institutions with strong graduate programs on the study of civil wars and political violence at the sub-state level. Having the faculty and the graduate students meet for this one-day conference will allow for participants from each institution to build effective working relationships and learn about new methods and the latest research on this important subject. One of the four sessions will focus on research design and the remaining three will be devoted to a particular aspect of civil war: origins, processes, and outcomes. The goal is to create panels that integrate theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented approaches.

This conference was organized by Brenna Powell, graduate student, Department of Government, Harvard University.

Field of Interest: Global Issues
Conference Chair
Bates, Robert H.
Executive Committee; Faculty Associate; Harvard Academy Senior Scholar; Eaton Professor of the Science of Government and of African and African American Studies, Department of Government, Harvard University
Toft, Monica Duffy
Faculty Associate; Associate Professor of Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

Contact Information
Uva, MonetUva, Monet
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