Publications:
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Curtice,Travis B. Spring 2018. “The Autocrat’s Dilemma: The Politics of Ethnic Policing.” CP: Newsletter of the Comparative Politics Organized Section of the American Political Science Association, 28 (1): 24–29.
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“Ugandan police are attacking protesters. Here’s how that backfires” (with Brandon Berhlendorf) Washington Post (January 2018).
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“Do coups improve human rights in countries like Gabon?” (with Daniel Arnon) Democracy in Africa (January 2018).
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“Deterring Threat and Settling Scores: How Coups Influence Respect for Physical Integrity Rights” (with Daniel Arnon) (Forthcoming) Conflict Management and Peace Science.
Working Papers:
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“Police and Coethnic Bias in Autocracies: Evidence from Two Experiments in Uganda” EGAP ID: 20180605AC & EGAP ID: 20181015AA.
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“Street-Level Repression: Protest, Policing, and the Dissent in Uganda” (with Brandon Berhlendorf) EGAP ID: 20180716AA.
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“The Limits of Linkage: The Political Economy of Human Rights Trade Sanctions” (with Eric Reinhardt)
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Securing the Ballot or the Voter: The Politics of Policing Election Violence in Kenya
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“Rebels and the Regime: The Politics of Civilian Victimization” (Under review).
