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David Dow

Assistant Professor

Naval Postgraduate School

Affiliations

Department Of Electrical Engineering

Institute For Security Governance

Institute for Regional and International Security (IRIS)

National Security Affairs

Resources

School Of Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering

David Dow is currently serving as an Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor at Naval Postgraduate School.

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political science social sciences comparative politics criminology latin american politics replication data sociology public policy conflict political sociology social science research criminal justice migration studies social medicine covid-19 pandemic public trust state absence contemporary guatemala citizen cooperation philosophy of social science criminal law public law politics experimental criminology comparative political studies political studies political analysis conflict resolution refugee studies transitional justice latin american research regime analysis comparative criminology punishment comparative public law civil conflict political conflict latin american diaspora indigenous peoples forced migration international population movement migration policy lateral violence latin american studies conflict studies electoral authoritarian regime state substitution survey data post-conflict state guatemalan deportees political participation civic action economic insecurity home country unique panel survey citizenship study african business african development governance african identity african american studies middle east policy world development geopolitics political geography peace research african political economy international security social change global history foreign policy development economics african economy middle eastern studies livelihoods civilizations international social work international relations diplomacy international history international development history global studies global health colonialism political ecology nationalism democratization strategic studies economic development regional studies political history anthropology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Extortion, Civic Action, and Political Participation Among Guatemalan Deportees. British Journal of Political Science (2023)

Elaine K. DennyDavid DowGabriella LevyMateo Villamizar-Chaparro

anthropologylatin american diasporamigration studiespolitical scienceindigenous peoplescivic actionguatemalan deporteespolitical participationcomparative politicssocial sciencesdemography

Replication Data for: State Absence, Vengeance, and the Logic of Vigilantism in Guatemala. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

David DowGabriella LevyDiego RomeroJuan Tellez

lateral violenceconflictpolitical sociologypolitical scienceconflict studieslawtransitional justicestate absencelatin american politicscriminologylatin american researchreplication datalatin american studies

State Absence, Vengeance, and the Logic of Vigilantism in Guatemala. Comparative Political Studies (2023)

David A. DowGabriella LevyDiego RomeroJuan Fernando Tellez

public lawsurvey datapunishmentexperimental criminologylawcriminal lawstate absencecriminologycriminal justicepublic policycomparative criminologystate substitution

Citizen Cooperation With the Police: Evidence From Contemporary Guatemala. Comparative Political Studies (2022)

Elaine K. DennyDavid A. DowWayne PittsErik Wibbels

political sciencesociologylatin american politicscitizen cooperationcomparative politicssocial sciencescontemporary guatemalacomparative public law

Extortion and Civic Engagement Among Guatemalan Deportees. World Bank policy research working paper (2022)

civic engagementpolitical scienceinternational migrationlatin american politicspublic policycitizenship studycitizenship

Policing in a Post-Conflict State: Evidence From Uganda. Comparative Political Studies (2022)

David A. Dow

politicsconflictpolitical sociologypolitical sciencepolitical studiespost-conflict statecivil conflictcomparative politicspolitical analysisconflict resolutionpolitical conflictcomparative political studies

Public Trust, Policing, and the Covid-19 Pandemic: Evidence From an Electoral Authoritarian Regime. Social Science & Medicine (2022)

Robert A. BlairTravis CurticeDavid DowGuy Grossman

public trustpolitical sciencesociologysocial medicinesocial science researchregime analysiselectoral authoritarian regimesocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencecovid-19 pandemic

Replication Data for: Citizen Cooperation With the Police: Evidence From Contemporary Guatemala. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Elaine DennyDavid DowWayne PittsErik Wibbels

political sciencelawcitizen cooperationcriminologycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencescontemporary guatemalareplicationreplication data

Replication Data for:"Public Trust, Policing, and the Covid-19 Pandemic." 2022. Social Science Medicine. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Robert BlairTravis CurticeDavid DowGuy Grossman

statisticspublic trustsocial medicinesocial science medicinesocial science researchpublic healthsocial sciencesreplicationreplication datacovid-19 pandemic

Economic Insecurity and Deportees' Decision to Re-Migrate in a Covid-19 Era. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2021)

Elaine K. DennyDavid DowDiego RomeroErik Wibbels

forced migrationmigration studieseconomicsunemploymentvulnerabilityinternational population movementeconomic insecurityunique panel surveymigration policyinternational migrationhuman migrationrefugee studiesglobal healthhome countryeconomic inequality

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David Dow

Assistant Professor

Naval Postgraduate School

Affiliations

Department Of Electrical Engineering

Institute For Security Governance

Institute for Regional and International Security (IRIS)

National Security Affairs

Resources

School Of Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering

David Dow is currently serving as an Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor at Naval Postgraduate School.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Dow

Naval Postgraduate School

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Extortion, Civic Action, and Political Participation Among Guatemalan Deportees. British Journal of Political Science (2023)

Elaine K. DennyDavid DowGabriella LevyMateo Villamizar-Chaparro

anthropologylatin american diasporamigration studiespolitical scienceindigenous peoplescivic actionguatemalan deporteespolitical participationcomparative politicssocial sciencesdemography

Replication Data for: State Absence, Vengeance, and the Logic of Vigilantism in Guatemala. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

David DowGabriella LevyDiego RomeroJuan Tellez

State Absence, Vengeance, and the Logic of Vigilantism in Guatemala. Comparative Political Studies (2023)

David A. DowGabriella LevyDiego RomeroJuan Fernando Tellez

public lawsurvey datapunishmentexperimental criminologylawcriminal lawstate absencecriminologycriminal justicepublic policycomparative criminologystate substitution

Citizen Cooperation With the Police: Evidence From Contemporary Guatemala. Comparative Political Studies (2022)

Elaine K. DennyDavid A. DowWayne PittsErik Wibbels

political sciencesociologylatin american politicscitizen cooperationcomparative politicssocial sciencescontemporary guatemalacomparative public law

Extortion and Civic Engagement Among Guatemalan Deportees. World Bank policy research working paper (2022)

civic engagementpolitical scienceinternational migrationlatin american politicspublic policycitizenship studycitizenship

Policing in a Post-Conflict State: Evidence From Uganda. Comparative Political Studies (2022)

David A. Dow

Public Trust, Policing, and the Covid-19 Pandemic: Evidence From an Electoral Authoritarian Regime. Social Science & Medicine (2022)

Robert A. BlairTravis CurticeDavid DowGuy Grossman

public trustpolitical sciencesociologysocial medicinesocial science researchregime analysiselectoral authoritarian regimesocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencecovid-19 pandemic

Replication Data for: Citizen Cooperation With the Police: Evidence From Contemporary Guatemala. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Elaine DennyDavid DowWayne PittsErik Wibbels

political sciencelawcitizen cooperationcriminologycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencescontemporary guatemalareplicationreplication data

Replication Data for:"Public Trust, Policing, and the Covid-19 Pandemic." 2022. Social Science Medicine. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Robert BlairTravis CurticeDavid DowGuy Grossman

statisticspublic trustsocial medicinesocial science medicinesocial science researchpublic healthsocial sciencesreplicationreplication datacovid-19 pandemic

Economic Insecurity and Deportees' Decision to Re-Migrate in a Covid-19 Era. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2021)

Elaine K. DennyDavid DowDiego RomeroErik Wibbels

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