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Michael Findley

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University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

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Lbj School of Public Affairs

Michael Findley is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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political science international relations social sciences public policy international security conflict security studies international development conflict resolution geopolitics international conflict foreign aid comparative politics social science research geography strategic studies spatial politics international politics development aid spatial analysis political geography political science research spatial theory biopolitics transnational terrorism anonymous incorporation international organizations world development peace research african development political behavior wargaming global shell games combatant fragmentation bilateral aid scientometrics political studies research policy comparative political studies violent behavior latin american politics spatiotemporal organization spatio-temporal models international research behavioral supports publication ethics preregistration (science) scientific misconduct public choice collective bargaining crisis negotiations negotiation theory fire suppression human identification conflict management global south international criminology national security ontology (information science) civil conflict regional development global politics political conflict agent theory policy implementation decision analysis development finance civil war conceptual problem foreign aid shocks strategy research terrorism research rumor dynamics ethnic violence empirical tests combatant groups global responsibility

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Can Digital Aid Deliver During Humanitarian Crises?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Michael CallenMiguel Fajardo-SteinhäuserMichael FindleyTarek Ghani

aid delivereconomicshumanitarian crises

Banking Bad? a Global Field Experiment on Risk, Reward, and Regulation. American Journal of Political Science (2024)

Michael G. FindleyDaniel L. NielsonJ. C. Sharman

decision analysisrisk managementpolitical scienceglobal field experimentpublic policydecision science

The Tyranny of Supply: Natural Resources and Rebel Territorial Control in Civil Conflicts. International Studies Quarterly (2024)

Jacob AronsonKyosuke KikutaMichael FindleyJames Igoe Walsh

geopoliticspolitical scienceinternational securityinternational political economysociologyinternational politicsinternational relationsregime analysiscomparative politicsspatial politicssocial sciencessecurity studiesinternational conflict

Vulnerability in Research Ethics: A Call for Assessing Vulnerability and Implementing Protections. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Michael G. FindleyFaten GhosnSara J. Lowe

policy implementationresearch ethicsimplementing protectionsvulnerability

Aiding War: Foreign Aid and the Intensity of Violent Armed Conflict. International Studies Quarterly (2023)

Michael FindleyJoseph K YoungDaniel StrandowOlgahan Cat

international relationsforeign aid

Don't Hide in Your Shell (Corporation): Using Field Experiments in International Business Research to Test Price Sensitivity to Risk in Creating Anonymous Shell Corporations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Brent AllredMichael FindleyDaniel L. NielsonJ.C. Sharman

financebusiness researchfinancial crimeanonymous shell corporationinternational business researchcorporate compliancefraudinternational businesscorporate lawlaw and economicsbusinessexperimental economicstest price sensitivity

Issue Information ‐ Table of Contents. Glia (2023)

Cristina AlberiniJack AntelBruce AppelAlfonso AraqueEtienne AudinatSelva BaltanSusan BarnettL BarrosIngo BechmannKnut BiberErik BoddekeAngelique BordeyAngus BrownAnnalisa BuffoOleg ButovskyPeter CanollPatrizia CasacciaFernando De CastroBenjamin DeneenLeda DimouBart EggenBen EmeryCarole EscartinAndreas FaissnerMaria FeltriAxel NimmerjahnAkiko NishiyamaMami NodaTrevor OwensElior PelesBo PengGertrudis PereaBrian PopkoMarco PrinzMengsheng QiuJoão CarlosBettencourt DeMedeiros RelvasChristine RoseNathalie RouachAnne SchaeferVolker SiffrinFraser SimMikael SimonsHarald SontheimerDavid SprayChristian SteinhäuserBeth StevensJohn SvarenRaymond SwansonXiaoping TongMarie-Ève TremblayJie TuClaudia VerderioHiroaki WakeBruno WeberJonathan WeinsteinMichael WegnerSusanne WolfLan XiaoXin XieHonghong YaoMin ZhangJialin Zheng

international pricingtax avoidanceworld trade organization laweconomicseconomic policytax policypublic policypublic economicstax.asia-pacific gst

Replication Data for: Banking Bad? a Global Field Experiment on Risk, Reward, and Regulation. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Michael FindleyDaniel NielsonJ.C. Sharman

financefinancial regulationglobal field experimentregulationpublic policyreplication data

Do Natural Resources Really Cause Civil Conflict? Evidence From the New Global Resources Dataset. Journal of Conflict Resolution (2022)

Michael DenlyMichael G. FindleyJoelean HallAndrew StraversJames Igoe Walsh

conflictpolitical sciencecivil conflictinternational relationsconflict resolution

Normalizing Diversity in Merit Review Forms. PS Political Science & Politics (2022)

Amy H. LiuMichael G. FindleyDavid L. LealRaúl L. MadridEric L. McDanielGod’swill OsaTasha S. PhilpotBrooke N. ShannonZeynep Somer-TopcuChristopher Wlezien

politicspolitical methodologysocial sciencespolitical philosophypolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical science researchpolitical processpolitical systemscomparative politicspolitical theorypolitical analysismerit review formspublic policypolitical communicationapplied social sciencebiopolitics

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Michael Findley

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Government

Lbj School of Public Affairs

Michael Findley is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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University of Texas at Austin

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Can Digital Aid Deliver During Humanitarian Crises?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Michael CallenMiguel Fajardo-SteinhäuserMichael FindleyTarek Ghani

aid delivereconomicshumanitarian crises

Banking Bad? a Global Field Experiment on Risk, Reward, and Regulation. American Journal of Political Science (2024)

Michael G. FindleyDaniel L. NielsonJ. C. Sharman

decision analysisrisk managementpolitical scienceglobal field experimentpublic policydecision science

The Tyranny of Supply: Natural Resources and Rebel Territorial Control in Civil Conflicts. International Studies Quarterly (2024)

Jacob AronsonKyosuke KikutaMichael FindleyJames Igoe Walsh

Vulnerability in Research Ethics: A Call for Assessing Vulnerability and Implementing Protections. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Michael G. FindleyFaten GhosnSara J. Lowe

policy implementationresearch ethicsimplementing protectionsvulnerability

Aiding War: Foreign Aid and the Intensity of Violent Armed Conflict. International Studies Quarterly (2023)

Michael FindleyJoseph K YoungDaniel StrandowOlgahan Cat

international relationsforeign aid

Brent AllredMichael FindleyDaniel L. NielsonJ.C. Sharman

Issue Information ‐ Table of Contents. Glia (2023)

international pricingtax avoidanceworld trade organization laweconomicseconomic policytax policypublic policypublic economicstax.asia-pacific gst

Replication Data for: Banking Bad? a Global Field Experiment on Risk, Reward, and Regulation. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Michael FindleyDaniel NielsonJ.C. Sharman

financefinancial regulationglobal field experimentregulationpublic policyreplication data

Do Natural Resources Really Cause Civil Conflict? Evidence From the New Global Resources Dataset. Journal of Conflict Resolution (2022)

Michael DenlyMichael G. FindleyJoelean HallAndrew StraversJames Igoe Walsh

conflictpolitical sciencecivil conflictinternational relationsconflict resolution

Normalizing Diversity in Merit Review Forms. PS Political Science & Politics (2022)

Amy H. LiuMichael G. FindleyDavid L. LealRaúl L. MadridEric L. McDanielGod’swill OsaTasha S. PhilpotBrooke N. ShannonZeynep Somer-TopcuChristopher Wlezien

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