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Randolph M. Siverson

Research Professor Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Letters and Science

Political Science

Randolph M. Siverson is currently serving as a College Of Letters And Science Research Professor Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

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Randolph M. Siverson

University of California, Davis

Research Professor Distinguished Professor Emeritus

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political science international relations conflict international conflict conflict resolution international politics public policy comparative politics journalism political economy conflict management political survival economics american political thought geopolitics peace research democracy political science research regime analysis political theory international trade crisis management political analysis international history biopolitics conflict studies political process political institutions governance economic growth political geography scientific data global politics power relations research evaluation geopolitical conflict political conflict data replication democratic peace selectorate theory war participation united nations suez crisis major powers strategic studies higher education ornithology avian biology statistical software symptom management information diffusion corruption security theory political competition policy evaluation international relation theory domestic politics intergroup conflict coalition formation international cooperation leadership development apocalypse reward systems data exploration linked data visualization reproducible research evidence-based medicine clinical populations institutional explanation policy choice kantian peace war expansion war outcome novel implications policy failure national alliance membership foreign policy decision-making foreign policy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reviews of Books. Bulletin of Spanish Studies (2019)

David G. PattisonNieves Romero-DíazMar Martínez-GóngoraPaul FreedmanHenry W. SullivanTyler FisherGuillermo SerésBarry TaylorMartin MurphyDaniel FrostC. Alex LonghurstEduardo LedesmaAlison Ribeiro de MenezesGeorgina BlakeleyJordi Cornellà-DetrellStuart GreenAlice BrookeRoberto Rodríguez-SaonaEmily M. BakerErik LarsonBetina Kaplan

customer reviewsliterary theoryliteratureresearch libraryliterary criticism

Leader Survival and Purges After a Failed Coup D’État. Journal of Peace Research (2018)

Malcolm R EastonRandolph M Siverson

peace researchleader survivalpolitical scienceinternational relationsregime analysissecurity studiesinternational politicsjournalism

The Urge to Purge: Forecasting Erdogan’s Political Survival Following the Failed Coup. Alternatives Global Local Political (2018)

Malcolm R. EastonRandolph M. Siverson

forecastingpublic policypolitical scienceforecasting erdoganinternational relationsregime analysispolitical survivalcrisis managementcomparative politicshistory

Trigger-Happy? Military Regimes and the Timing of Conflict. Conflict Management and Peace Science (2016)

Randolph M SiversonRichard AI Johnson

political scienceinternational relationsmilitary regimesconflict managementconflict

Data.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2015)

Jeannie AnnanChristopher BlattmanEric GreenJulian Jamison

data integrationscientific datadata modelingdata explorationdata sciencejoin datesexit datesstatistical softwarelinked data visualizationformation datastatistics

War and the Survival of Political Leaders: A Comparative Study of Regime Types and Political Accountability. CQ Press eBooks (2014)

Sara McLaughlin MitchellJohn A. Vasquez

political scienceinternational relationspolitical accountabilityregime typescomparative study

Introduction. Brepols collected essays in European culture (2013)

Paul Freedman

medicineevidence-based medicineclinical populationscritical careclinical diseasepatient safetysymptom managementclinical investigationchronic diseasesinternal medicinegeneral internal medicinemedical historyclinical epidemiologygermany correspondencehospital charitéintegrative medicineclinical researchhealth sciencesusa bchildren

195059.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Michael D. WardRandolph SiversonXun Cao

196069.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Michael D. WardRandolph SiversonXun Cao

198089.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Michael D. WardRandolph SiversonXun Cao

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Randolph M. Siverson

Research Professor Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Letters and Science

Political Science

Randolph M. Siverson is currently serving as a College Of Letters And Science Research Professor Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Randolph M. Siverson

University of California, Davis

Research Professor Distinguished Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reviews of Books. Bulletin of Spanish Studies (2019)

customer reviewsliterary theoryliteratureresearch libraryliterary criticism

Leader Survival and Purges After a Failed Coup D’État. Journal of Peace Research (2018)

Malcolm R EastonRandolph M Siverson

peace researchleader survivalpolitical scienceinternational relationsregime analysissecurity studiesinternational politicsjournalism

The Urge to Purge: Forecasting Erdogan’s Political Survival Following the Failed Coup. Alternatives Global Local Political (2018)

Malcolm R. EastonRandolph M. Siverson

forecastingpublic policypolitical scienceforecasting erdoganinternational relationsregime analysispolitical survivalcrisis managementcomparative politicshistory

Trigger-Happy? Military Regimes and the Timing of Conflict. Conflict Management and Peace Science (2016)

Randolph M SiversonRichard AI Johnson

political scienceinternational relationsmilitary regimesconflict managementconflict

Data.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2015)

Jeannie AnnanChristopher BlattmanEric GreenJulian Jamison

data integrationscientific datadata modelingdata explorationdata sciencejoin datesexit datesstatistical softwarelinked data visualizationformation datastatistics

War and the Survival of Political Leaders: A Comparative Study of Regime Types and Political Accountability. CQ Press eBooks (2014)

Sara McLaughlin MitchellJohn A. Vasquez

political scienceinternational relationspolitical accountabilityregime typescomparative study

Introduction. Brepols collected essays in European culture (2013)

Paul Freedman

195059.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Michael D. WardRandolph SiversonXun Cao

196069.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Michael D. WardRandolph SiversonXun Cao

198089.Zip. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Michael D. WardRandolph SiversonXun Cao

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