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Alexandra Blackman

Assistant professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Government

Department of Near Eastern Studies

Alexandra Blackman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant professor at Cornell University.

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political science political behavior democratization political studies north african studies public policy religious studies politics elections political analysis democracy gender studies gender inequality religion gender diversity comparative political studies middle east policy islamic studies political conflict islamic thought sociology of religion contemporary islam political systems political transformation political development foreign policy interpersonal violence gender stereotypes civil conflict decoloniality comparative religion african political economy african studies regime analysis liberal democracy geopolitical conflict gender divide political competition women's empowerment gendered perceptions settler colonialism conflict studies intergroup conflict political process psychoactive substance use substance addiction violent crime religious pluralism voting behavior democratic consolidation arab winter international political economy economic policy scientific study of religion family violence religiosity development aid social conflict local governance citizen participation drug policy quantitative social science research social characteristics foreign aid country religion foreign policy objectives authoritarian leadership survey data authoritarian rule radical islamists gender quotas strict gender quotas quota laws protest voting countries transition district-level data political regimes middle east geopolitics international relations middle eastern studies comparative politics

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Competent Legislators or Mere Pawns? Experimental Evidence of Attitudes Toward Gender Quota Politicians. Political Science Research and Methods (2025)

Carolyn BarnettAlexandra BlackmanMarwa Shalaby

political sciencepoliticsquota womengendered perceptionspolitical studiesgender dividegender quota politicianspolitical competitiongender studiespolitical processpolitical analysispolitical behaviorcompetent legislatorselectionsgender diversity

Gender Stereotypes in Autocracies: Experimental Evidence From Morocco. The Journal of Politics (2024)

Carolyn BarnettAlexandra BlackmanMarwa Shalaby

gendered perceptionsgender stereotypesgender identitygender studiesgender inequalitygender diversity

What Men Want: Parties’ Strategic Engagement With Gender Quotas. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Julia Michal ClarkAlexandra Domike BlackmanAytuğ Şaşmaz

gender quotasstrict gender quotaspolitical sciencepoliticsquota lawsgender dividepolitical competitiongender studiespolitical behaviorgender inequalitypolitical partieswomen's empowermentelectionsgender diversity

Why Resistance to the Executive Power Grab in Tunisia is Failing. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2024)

Alexandra Domike Blackman

political systemsgovernancenorth african studiespoliticsdemocratizationregime analysisafrican developmentdemocracypolitical transformationdemocratic theorypolitical developmentsaied regimemiddle east policypolitical scienceafrican political economypolitical conflictpublic policycomparative political studiespower grabcomparative politicskais saied ’

Did Egypt’s Post-Uprising Crime Wave Increase Support for Authoritarian Rule?. Journal of Peace Research (2022)

Caroline AbadeerAlexandra Domike BlackmanLisa BlaydesScott Williamson

political systemsauthoritarian leadershippoliticssurvey datademocratizationregime analysisdemocracyliberal democracypolitical transformationpolitical behaviorpolitical developmentmiddle east policypolitical scienceauthoritarian rulepolitical studiespublic policycomparative political studiespolitical analysiscomparative politics

Does Sectarian Threat Weaken Support for Democracy in Egypt?. (2022)

Scott WilliamsonAlexandra Domike Blackman

peace researchnorth african studiescontemporary islamconflictreligious studiesdemocratizationdemocracycivil conflictliberal democracyeconomic stabilitycommunal violenceconflict studiesdemocratic theorypolitical behaviorintergroup conflictpolitical sciencepolitical studiespolitical conflictpolitical psychologycomparative politicssectarian conflict

Exposure to State Violence and Substance Use. Research & Politics (2022)

Alexandra Domike BlackmanSarah KammourhElizabeth R Nugent

public healthsubstance abusepsychoactive substance usepolitical sciencecriminologypublic policysocial determinants of healthviolent behaviorsubstance addictionsubstance useaddictiondrug policyyoung peopleaddictive behaviorsviolent crimestate violenceaggressioninterpersonal violence

Replication Data for: Exposure to State Violence and Substance Use. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Alexandra BlackmanElizabeth NugentSarah Kammourh

public healthsubstance abusepsychoactive substance usereplicationreplication datasociologycriminologyviolent behavioraddiction medicinesubstance addictionsubstance useaddictioninterpersonal violenceaddictive behaviorsviolent crimestate violencevulnerability

All in the Family? Political Socialization and the Legacies of State Violence. (2021)

Elizabeth R. NugentAlexandra Domike BlackmanNicholas LotitoDaniel L Tavana

family repressionsocial sciencescommunity membersprotestdemocratizationpolitical socializationfamily violenceinterpersonal violencesocial conflictconflict studiespolitical behaviorintergroup conflictpolitical sciencepolitical studiespolitical conflictviolent behaviorcomparative political studiespolitical sociologypolitical analysis

Finding Faith in Foreign Policy: Religion and American Diplomacy in a Postsecular World. by Gregorio Bettiza. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. 336P. $78.00 Cloth. - Religious Freedom in Islam: The Fate of a Universal Human Right in the Muslim World Today. by Daniel Philpott. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. 328P. $36.95 Cloth.. Perspectives on Politics (2021)

Alexandra Domike Blackman

religious pluralismislamic studiespolitical sciencediplomacyislamic thoughtreligious studiesuniversal human rightcomparative religionsociology of religioncontemporary islaminternational relationsdaniel philpottreligionforeign policy

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Alexandra Blackman

Assistant professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Government

Department of Near Eastern Studies

Alexandra Blackman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Competent Legislators or Mere Pawns? Experimental Evidence of Attitudes Toward Gender Quota Politicians. Political Science Research and Methods (2025)

Carolyn BarnettAlexandra BlackmanMarwa Shalaby

Gender Stereotypes in Autocracies: Experimental Evidence From Morocco. The Journal of Politics (2024)

Carolyn BarnettAlexandra BlackmanMarwa Shalaby

gendered perceptionsgender stereotypesgender identitygender studiesgender inequalitygender diversity

What Men Want: Parties’ Strategic Engagement With Gender Quotas. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Julia Michal ClarkAlexandra Domike BlackmanAytuğ Şaşmaz

Why Resistance to the Executive Power Grab in Tunisia is Failing. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2024)

Alexandra Domike Blackman

Did Egypt’s Post-Uprising Crime Wave Increase Support for Authoritarian Rule?. Journal of Peace Research (2022)

Caroline AbadeerAlexandra Domike BlackmanLisa BlaydesScott Williamson

Does Sectarian Threat Weaken Support for Democracy in Egypt?. (2022)

Scott WilliamsonAlexandra Domike Blackman

Exposure to State Violence and Substance Use. Research & Politics (2022)

Alexandra Domike BlackmanSarah KammourhElizabeth R Nugent

Replication Data for: Exposure to State Violence and Substance Use. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Alexandra BlackmanElizabeth NugentSarah Kammourh

All in the Family? Political Socialization and the Legacies of State Violence. (2021)

Elizabeth R. NugentAlexandra Domike BlackmanNicholas LotitoDaniel L Tavana

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