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Risa Toha

Associate Professor

Wake Forest University

Affiliations

Undergraduate College

Politics & International Affairs

Risa Toha is currently serving as a Politics & International Affairs Associate Professor at Wake Forest University.

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Risa Toha

Wake Forest University

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political science elections democratization conflict democracy international politics economics politics political sociology security studies international relations comparative politics political behavior peace research conflict resolution identity politics geopolitical conflict civil conflict social conflict conflict studies political conflict youth vote indonesian presidential election post-soeharto indonesia national unity public goods transfers electoral violence nil seda satana postconflict violence democratic erosion contemporary asia east asian studies ethnic politics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Third Time’s the Charm: The Youth Vote and Prabowo’s Victory in the 2024 Indonesian Presidential Election. Pacific Affairs (2024)

Nicholas KuipersRisa TohaNathanael Gratias Sumaktoyo

political scienceyouth voteindonesian presidential electioninternational politicselections

Alternatives in Mobilization: Ethnicity, Religion, and Political Conflict. by JóHanna KristíN Birnir and Nil Seda ŞAtana. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2022. 200P. $99.99 Cloth.. Perspectives on Politics (2023)

Risa J. Toha

political sciencepoliticsnil seda satanapolitical sociologypolitical behavioridentity politicsconflict

Indonesia. When Violence Works: Postconflict Violence and Peace in Indonesia by Patrick Barron Ithaca, Ny: Cornell University Press, 2019. Pp. 280. Figures, Tables, Glossary, Appendix, Notes, References, Index.. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies (2023)

Risa J. Toha

social conflictpolitical sciencegeopolitical conflictpolitical conflictconflict studiespeace researchconflict resolutionsecurity studiespostconflict violenceconflictcivil conflict

Narratives of Democracy: Educated Elites’ Responses to Democratic Erosion in Indonesia. Asian Journal of Comparative Politics (2023)

Risa J TohaCheryl N Cosslett

political sciencedemocratizationdemocratic erosioninternational relationsdemocracyinternational politicscomparative politics

17 Electoral Violence in Indonesia 20 Years After Reformasi. ISEAS Publishing eBooks (2020)

Risa J. TohaS.P. Harish

political scienceelectoral violencedemocratizationdemocracyelections

Public Goods Transfers and National Unity: Evidence From Post-Soeharto Indonesia. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Risa J. Toha

post-soeharto indonesianational unityeconomicspublic goods transfers

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Risa Toha

Associate Professor

Wake Forest University

Affiliations

Undergraduate College

Politics & International Affairs

Risa Toha is currently serving as a Politics & International Affairs Associate Professor at Wake Forest University.

Honors

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Risa Toha

Wake Forest University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Third Time’s the Charm: The Youth Vote and Prabowo’s Victory in the 2024 Indonesian Presidential Election. Pacific Affairs (2024)

Nicholas KuipersRisa TohaNathanael Gratias Sumaktoyo

political scienceyouth voteindonesian presidential electioninternational politicselections

Risa J. Toha

political sciencepoliticsnil seda satanapolitical sociologypolitical behavioridentity politicsconflict

Risa J. Toha

social conflictpolitical sciencegeopolitical conflictpolitical conflictconflict studiespeace researchconflict resolutionsecurity studiespostconflict violenceconflictcivil conflict

Narratives of Democracy: Educated Elites’ Responses to Democratic Erosion in Indonesia. Asian Journal of Comparative Politics (2023)

Risa J TohaCheryl N Cosslett

political sciencedemocratizationdemocratic erosioninternational relationsdemocracyinternational politicscomparative politics

17 Electoral Violence in Indonesia 20 Years After Reformasi. ISEAS Publishing eBooks (2020)

Risa J. TohaS.P. Harish

political scienceelectoral violencedemocratizationdemocracyelections

Public Goods Transfers and National Unity: Evidence From Post-Soeharto Indonesia. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Risa J. Toha

post-soeharto indonesianational unityeconomicspublic goods transfers

1
10 / page

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