The existing literature assumes that nationalist conceptions are shared among the populace. However, individual attitudes may vary within states, across people, especially in the substate context. Composite nationalism – where the nation is multinational and accommodates people from diverse cultural backgrounds – dominates in Canada, and the country is recognized as one of the most inclusive in the world. However, integrationist nationalism – where the nation plays a culturally neutral role and emphasizes constitutional patriotism – dominates in Quebec, which is seen as less inclusive compared to the rest of Canada. I theorize that those individuals living in a region with a less inclusive conception of nationalism will be less accepting of refugees compared to individuals in the rest of the state. Using a mixed-methods logit regression analysis, I test these propositions regarding public attitudes toward refugees, including Afghans and Ukrainians, based on data from the 2022 Focus Canada Survey.

Replication Data for: "A Pact With The Devil: The Madman Theory and Nonaggression Pacts"

Empirical examination of OA publishing in well-respected, subscription-based journals in political science.

Are more aid-dependent and indebted countries more likely to include women in their cabinets? Several studies have suggested that such countries seek to please donors and lenders. Focusing on Africa, we test whether leaders respond to international incentives and, specifically, signal donors and lenders that they value gender equality in political decision making. Although leaders have more direct control over the gender composition of the cabinet than the legislature, our analyses do not show that aid dependence and indebtedness result in more women in either the cabinet or the legislature. We operationalize aid dependence and indebtedness as a proportion of recipient GNI, which we argue better reflects the aid and loan recipients’ vulnerability to external pressure. Using regression analysis techniques and multiple robustness checks to evaluate our panel data, our findings remain consistent with arguments that African states have stronger bargaining positions than the foreign aid literature has acknowledged.

Replication dataset for "Land Reform versus Repression in Counterinsurgency: Evidence from El Salvador", Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2024.

These three data sets have been used for the three studies performed in this paper.

Pre-post data from preservice students on three surveys: Technology Proficiency Survey for Educators related to self-efficacy, Synthesis of Quality Evidence (SQD) survey and the TPACK Core survey.

Replication data in STATA for BLM paper titled: Competitive or Reinforcing? Cable News Coverage of BLM and COVID

Data collected 2016; Sixth (n = 33) and eighth (n = 52) grade students; Measures include: RFT-PT, IRI, AFQ-Y8, WAM-C/A, NAS-7, RAVS, CPIC, RCADS, Demographics.

Data files to replication models and figures in "Lethal Engagement: The Relationship Between Contextual Exposure to Police Killings and External Political Efficacy"