Existing models of conflict escalation are either single or dual-disciplinary, while due to the field’s interdisciplinarity, conflicts are affected by an extensive amount of both internal and exogenous factors.

Max is a PhD student in Conflict Resolution, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Conflict and their Resolution, and a fellow at the Edmond Safra Scholarship. 

His research focuses on setting up a mixed methods dataset on international reparation claims.

Or is a PhD student in history, a fellow at the Center for the Study of the USA with the Fulbright Program, and a member of the research group.

Idan’s dissertation research focuses on unfamiliar and surprising trends in the political behavior of minority groups in the USA.

Sharon’s dissertation research focuses on Food Safety Regulations, Health Policy, Public Health, and Public Policy.

Lior’s work focuses on perceptions of legitimacy concerning security-privacy compromises in the cyber era

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