Research

Voytas, Elsa and Benjamin Crisman. (2023). “State Violence and Participation in Transitional Justice: Evidence from Colombia.” Journal of Peace Research.
Blair, Graeme, Mohamed Bukar, Rebecca Littman, Elizabeth R. Nugent, Rebecca Wolfe, Benjamin Crisman, Anthony Etim, Chad Hazlett, and Jiyoung Kim. (2020). “Trusted Authorities Can Change Minds and Shift Norms during Conflict.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Crisman, Benjamin. (2020). “Disease, Disaster, and Disengagement: Ebola and Political Participation in Sierra Leone.” Studies in Comparative International Development.

Crisman, Benjamin and Carla Sung Ah Yoon, Curtis Goos, Danielle Hull, Emily Romano, Jennifer Johnson, Michelle Nedashkovskaya, Narayan Subramanian, Solomon Tesfaye, and Yashna Gungadurdoss. (2020). “Preventing Violent Extremism: Lessons from Kenya.” Woodrow Wilson School Policy Workshop Report. Princeton, New Jersey.
Min, Eric. Manu Singh, Jacob N. Shapiro, and Benjamin Crisman. (2017). “Understanding Risk and Resilience to Violent Conflicts.” Background paper for the United Nations–World Bank Flagship Study, Pathways for Peace: Inclusive Approaches to Preventing Violent Conflict. World Bank, Washington, DC.
Iyengar, Radha, Jacob Shapiro, Benjamin Crisman, Manu Singh, and James Mao. (2017). “Stabilization in Afghanistan: Trends in Violence, Attitudes, Well-being and Program Activity.” RAND Labor and Population WR-1192.
Kenny, Charles and Benjamin Crisman. (2016). “Results through Transparency: Does Publicity Lead to Better Procurement?” Center for Global Development Working Paper no. 437.
Crisman, Benjamin, Sarah Dykstra, Charles Kenny, and Megan O’Donnell. (2016). “The Impact of Legislation on the Hazard of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: Regression Discontinuity Evidence from Burkina Faso.” Center for Global Development Working Paper no. 432.

Crisman, Benjamin. Identifying Coordinated Abuse in Community Rating Systems: Evidence from Twitter’s Birdwatch. www.bencrisman.com. [Blog Post]
Crisman, Benjamin, Alejandro Feged, Mike Findley, Oliver Kaplan, Kristina Kempkey, Paul Kuhne, Joe Young. “Hacking” The Reintegration of FARC Rebels in Colombia. Political Violence at a Glance. [Blog Post]