Book
Elizabeth R. Nugent, After Repression: How Polarization Derails Democratic Transition. Princeton University Press, 2020.
Articles
Chantal Berman and Elizabeth R. Nugent, "Regionalism in New Democracies: The Authoritarian Origins of Voter-Party Linkages." Forthcoming in Political Research Quarterly. Replication materials
Steven Brooke and Elizabeth R. Nugent, "Exclusion and Violence after the Egyptian Coup." Middle East Law and Governance 12.1 (2020), 61-85.
Elizabeth R. Nugent, "The Psychology of Repression and Polarization." World Politics 72.2 (2020), 291-334. Replication materials
Sharan Grewal, Amaney Jamal, Tarek Masoud, and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Poverty and Divine Rewards: The Electoral Advantage of Islamist Political Parties." American Journal of Political Science 63.4 (2019): 859-874. Replication materials
C. Christine Fair, Rebecca Littman, and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Conceptions of Shari`a and Support for Militancy and Democratic Values: Evidence from Pakistan." Political Science Research and Methods 6:3 (2018), 429-448. Replication materials
Elizabeth R. Nugent and Chantal E. Berman. "Ctrl-Alt-Revolt? Online and Offline Networks during the 2011 Egyptian Uprising." Middle East Law and Governance 10.1 (2018): 59-90.
Elizabeth R. Nugent, Tarek Masoud, and Amaney Jamal. "Arab Responses to Western Hegemony: Experimental Evidence from Egypt." Journal of Conflict Resolution 6.2 (2018): 254-288. Replication materials
Michael T. Hoffman and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Communal Religious Practice and Support for Armed Parties: Evidence from Lebanon." Journal of Conflict Resolution 61.4 (2017): 869-902. Replication materials
Tarek Masoud, Amaney Jamal, and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Using the Qur'an to Empower Arab Women? Theory and Experimental Evidence From Egypt." Comparative Political Studies 49.12 (2016): 1555-1598. Replication materials
In Progress
A Dream Deferred: Politics after Defeated Revolution (book project, data collection in progress)
"Conceptions of Shari‘a and Political Preferences: AMulti-Country Comparison”with Samuel Dunham, C. Christine Fair, Rebecca Littman, and Michael Robbins (analysis in progress)
"Disappointed and Demobilized: Political Attitudes and Behavior after Defeated Revolution” withMichael T. Hoffman (working paper)
"Internal Occupation: The Colonial Origins of Coercion in Egypt”withAllisonHartnettandNicholas J. Lotito (working paper)
"Mental Health and Addiction after the Arab Spring” with Sarah Kammourh (data collection in progress)
"Political Control”with Mai Hassan and Daniel Mattingly. Invited for submission to Annual Review of Political Science 25 (2022).
"Political Socialization in New Democracies: Legacies of Repression and Pre-Democratic Partisanship”with Alexandra Blackman, Nicholas J. Lotito, and Daniel Tavana (working paper; data collection in progress)
"Religious Leaders Shift Norms and Change Minds” with Graeme Blair, Mohamed Bukar, Rebecca Littman, Rebecca Wolfe, Benjamin Crisman, Anthony Etim and Chad Hazlett (under review)
“Threat Perception & Support for Authoritarianism” (working paper)
"Who Votes After a Coup? Theory and Evidence from Egypt" with Steven Brooke (under review)
Elizabeth R. Nugent, After Repression: How Polarization Derails Democratic Transition. Princeton University Press, 2020.
Articles
Chantal Berman and Elizabeth R. Nugent, "Regionalism in New Democracies: The Authoritarian Origins of Voter-Party Linkages." Forthcoming in Political Research Quarterly. Replication materials
Steven Brooke and Elizabeth R. Nugent, "Exclusion and Violence after the Egyptian Coup." Middle East Law and Governance 12.1 (2020), 61-85.
Elizabeth R. Nugent, "The Psychology of Repression and Polarization." World Politics 72.2 (2020), 291-334. Replication materials
Sharan Grewal, Amaney Jamal, Tarek Masoud, and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Poverty and Divine Rewards: The Electoral Advantage of Islamist Political Parties." American Journal of Political Science 63.4 (2019): 859-874. Replication materials
C. Christine Fair, Rebecca Littman, and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Conceptions of Shari`a and Support for Militancy and Democratic Values: Evidence from Pakistan." Political Science Research and Methods 6:3 (2018), 429-448. Replication materials
Elizabeth R. Nugent and Chantal E. Berman. "Ctrl-Alt-Revolt? Online and Offline Networks during the 2011 Egyptian Uprising." Middle East Law and Governance 10.1 (2018): 59-90.
Elizabeth R. Nugent, Tarek Masoud, and Amaney Jamal. "Arab Responses to Western Hegemony: Experimental Evidence from Egypt." Journal of Conflict Resolution 6.2 (2018): 254-288. Replication materials
Michael T. Hoffman and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Communal Religious Practice and Support for Armed Parties: Evidence from Lebanon." Journal of Conflict Resolution 61.4 (2017): 869-902. Replication materials
Tarek Masoud, Amaney Jamal, and Elizabeth R. Nugent. "Using the Qur'an to Empower Arab Women? Theory and Experimental Evidence From Egypt." Comparative Political Studies 49.12 (2016): 1555-1598. Replication materials
In Progress
A Dream Deferred: Politics after Defeated Revolution (book project, data collection in progress)
"Conceptions of Shari‘a and Political Preferences: AMulti-Country Comparison”with Samuel Dunham, C. Christine Fair, Rebecca Littman, and Michael Robbins (analysis in progress)
"Disappointed and Demobilized: Political Attitudes and Behavior after Defeated Revolution” withMichael T. Hoffman (working paper)
"Internal Occupation: The Colonial Origins of Coercion in Egypt”withAllisonHartnettandNicholas J. Lotito (working paper)
"Mental Health and Addiction after the Arab Spring” with Sarah Kammourh (data collection in progress)
"Political Control”with Mai Hassan and Daniel Mattingly. Invited for submission to Annual Review of Political Science 25 (2022).
"Political Socialization in New Democracies: Legacies of Repression and Pre-Democratic Partisanship”with Alexandra Blackman, Nicholas J. Lotito, and Daniel Tavana (working paper; data collection in progress)
"Religious Leaders Shift Norms and Change Minds” with Graeme Blair, Mohamed Bukar, Rebecca Littman, Rebecca Wolfe, Benjamin Crisman, Anthony Etim and Chad Hazlett (under review)
“Threat Perception & Support for Authoritarianism” (working paper)
"Who Votes After a Coup? Theory and Evidence from Egypt" with Steven Brooke (under review)