• Border Crossings Ink in the Gutter: Comics and Migration to Catalonia 

  Harris, Sarah D. (2020)
• 'They Tried To Bury Us; They Didn't Know We Were Seeds' Intergenerational Memory and La casa 

  Harris, Sarah D. (2021)
• Global Justice and the Challenge of Radical Pluralism 

  Voice, Paul (2004-08)

  Political philosophy has been under the sway of a certain picture since Rawls's A Theory of Justice was published in 1971. This picture combines the idea that the problem of justice should be approached from the direction ...
• What Do Liberal Democratic States Owe the Victims of Disasters? A Rawlsian Account 

  Voice, Paul (Society for Applied Philosophy, 2016-11)

  Is there a principled way to understand what liberal democratic states owe, as a matter of justice, to the victims (survivors) of disasters? This article shows what is normatively special and distinctive about disasters ...
• 21st Century American Environmental ideologies: a Re-evaluation 

  Hultgren, John (Routledge, 2017-11-29)

  ABSTRACT Around the turn of the century, myriad books and articles – from academics, journalists, organizational leaders and grassroots activists – explored the state of American environmentalism, outlining ideological ...
• Those Who Bring From the Earth: Anti- Environmentalism and the Trope of the White Male Worker 

  Hultgren, John (Routledge, 2018-03-26)

  The 2016 Republican Party platform is unabashed in its rejection of environmental principles and its embrace of extractive labor. Its ‘Natural Resources’ section reads: ‘[w]e are the party of America's growers, producers, ...
• “We Didn’t Talk About the Conflict”: The Birthright Trip’s Influence on Jewish Americans’ Understanding of the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict 

  Ben Hagai, Ella; Whitlatch, Adam; Zurbriggen, Eileen L. (American Psychological Association, 2018-02)

  Emerging adulthood is a time of identity exploration during which youth actively engage with beliefs and values that shape their political orientation. In this study, we examine the processes and consequences of young ...
• Intersecting Alliances: Non-Palestinian Activists in Support of Palestine 

  Hill, Sophia; Ben Hagai, Ella; Zurbriggen, Eileen L. (American Psychological Association, 2018-01)

  Influenced by social identity theory, psychologists have focused primarily on the role of shared identity in leading people to engage in collective action. In this study, we are concerned with the factors that lead ...
• Between Tikkun Olam and Self-Defense: Young Jewish Americans Debate the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 

  Ben Hagai, Ella; Zurbriggen, Eileen L. (PsychOpen, 2017)

  In this study, we examined processes associated with ingroup members’ break from their ingroup and solidarity with the outgroup. We explored these processes by observing the current dramatic social change in which a growing ...
• Queering Bem: Theoretical Intersections between Sandra Bem’s Scholarship and Queer Theory 

  Balzer Carr, Brandon; Ben Hagai, Ella; Zurbriggen, Eileen L. (Springer, 2015)

  Sandra Bem revolutionized psychology with her research on gender, androgyny, and gender schematicity, which culminated in her book, The Lenses of Gender. Her work also provides a model for how to cross inter-disciplinary ...
• Negotiating privacy and intimacy on social media: Review and recommendations 

  Zurbriggen, Eileen L.; Ben Hagai, Ella; Leon, Gabrielle (American Psychological Association, 2016)

  Social media pose a privacy paradox: most users indicate they are concerned about their privacy, yet they share personal information widely on social media platforms. The affordances of social media (connectivity, visibility, ...
• Reflections on Harmdoing 

  Ben Hagai, Ella; Crosby, Faye J. (American Psychological Association, 2015-08)

  In this discussion we touch on a major theme of the six articles in this issue: the negative harmful consequences of doing harm and especially of engaging in violence. We then bring into relief two connected questions ...
• Beliefs Predicting Peace, Beliefs Predicting War: Jewish Americans and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 

  Ben Hagai, Ella; Zurbriggen, Eileen L.; Hammack, Phillip L.; Ziman, Megan (Wiley, 2013-12)

  Jewish Americans’ beliefs about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can serve either to inhibit or to facilitate the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians. Attitudes toward conflict resolution and beliefs about ...
• The “Nature” of American Immigration Restrictionism 

  Hultgren, John (Routledge, 2014)

  How do commitments to nature factor into the American immigration restrictionist movement? This question initially appears odd; in contemporary American politics, environmentalism is generally assumed to be a value of ...
• Natural Exceptions to Green Sovereignty? American Environmentalism and the ‘‘Immigration Problem’’ 

  Hultgren, John (Sage, 2012)

  Rather than making any general claims supporting or opposing the ‘‘greening’’ of sovereignty, this article examines the variable discourses through which the ethos of ecosovereignty is reconfigured. The questions that drive ...
• Hybrid Forms of Dispute Resolution and Access to Justice in Afghanistan: Conceptual Challenges, Opportunities and Concerns 

  Coburn, Noah (Hamida Barmaki Organization for the Rule of Law, 2015-03)

  While the growing interest in informal justice is an important step in understanding the various forms of access to justice in Afghanistan and elsewhere, the conceptual dichotomy between formal and informal justice ...
• Afghanistan: The 2014 Vote and the Troubled Future of Elections 

  Coburn, Noah (The Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, 2015-03)

  The September 2014 power-sharing agreement between Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah only partially resolved the political crisis that followed Afghanistan’s disputed presidential elections. The compromise of ...
• Why Vote in 2014? Afghan Views of the Elections 

  Larson, Anna; Coburn, Noah (The Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, 2014-04)

  A surprising number of urban Afghans are planning to vote in the elections on 5 April, despite recent attacks on electoral officials, the threat of more general violence, the precedent set for widespread electoral fraud ...
• Looking Beyond 2014: Elections in Afghanistan’s Evolving Political Context 

  Coburn, Noah (The Royal Institute of International Affairs, 2014-02)

  With the continued drawdown of international troops and a presidential election, 2014 will be a crucial year for Afghanistan. However, as the elections approach, there is a need to make policy and programmatic decisions ...
• Electoral Turnout in Afghanistan: An Act of Defiance? 

  Larson, Anna; Coburn, Noah (The Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, 2014-04)

  This paper, the second of three on voter perceptions in the Afghan elections, analyses the reactions of a select group of Afghans to the elections in urban areas. It is based upon ongoing research and data collected in the ...

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