Udi Sommer

Roy is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Direct Ph.D. Program for Excellent Students at School of Political Science, Government, and International Relations.

This research examines mass polarization in the United States by analyzing electoral behavior across multiple geographic levels.

Currently, Francesca investigates the cultural, psychological, and gendered drivers behind environmental warfare.

In an era of global ideological shifts, this study explores the covert influence of authoritarian regimes on US universities.

Using an interdisciplinary approach, Petr is working on defining armed conflicts according to the processes that cause escalations between groups.

My dissertation examines the dynamics of international reparation claims through a comprehensive analysis of all relevant cases since 1950.

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 is interested in minority political behavior, populism, and their counterintuitive intersection, with a geographical focus on the United States.

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

I analyze the variation in birthright citizenship law both in terms of its antecedents and in terms of its consequences for democracy.

My research focuses on the behavior of Western cyber companies and the way it changed over time to incorporate geopolitical considerations and norms …