[1] “Beat Me If You Can: Electoral Dilemma and the Manipulation of Elections in Dictatorship” Under Review.

• An earlier version was published at the EIP/IDEA Working Paper Series
• Winner of the 2014 IDEA/Electoral Integrity Project Award, the best graduate student paper award on electoral integrity, Electoral Integrity Project/International IDEA
• Nominee for the Westview Press Award, the best graduate student paper award at the 2013 annual meeting of Midwest Political Science Association
• Winner of the 2014 Best Paper Award, Political Science Department, Michigan State University

[2] “The Choice of Electoral Systems in Dictatorships.” (with Eric C.C. Chang) Under Review.

[3] “The Peril of Parliamentarism: Executive Selection Systems and Democratic Transitions from Electoral Authoritarianism” Under Review. (with Yuko Kasuya)[5]

[4] “Democratization and Human Development.” Under Review. (with Susumu Annaka)

[5] “Political Business Cycles in Dictatorships.”

[6] “Electoral Cycles, Party Competition, and State Resources under Authoritarianism: Evidence from Kazakhstan, 1995-2008.”

[7] “Coup Risk and Fiscal Decisions in Developing Countries.” (with Cristina Bodea and Adrienne LeBas)

[8] “Political Order in Modernizing Autocracies: Elections and Armed Conflict under Dictatorships, 1960-2006.” (with Shin Toyoda)

[9] “Election Fraud and the Value of a Vote: A Cross-National Analysis.”

[10] “The Historical Origins of Long-Surviving Military Dictatorships: The Mode of Decolonization, Legitimacy Advantage, and Path Dependency.” (with Yuko Kasuya)

[11] “Does Time Heal Old Wounds? Dynamic Effects of Electoral Manipulation on Democratic Satisfaction in Africa.” (with Nicholas Kerr)

[12] “When does the Honeymoon End? Electoral Cycles of Democratic Satisfaction in Africa.” (with Nicholas Kerr)