andrea ruggeri
professor of political science
dipartimento di scienze sociali e politiche
università degli studi di milano
PhD/DPhil student, year, institution
thesis title
Giuseppe Spatafora, 2024, University of Oxford
Jacob Schram, 2024, University of Oxford
Amiad Haran Diman, 2024, University of Oxford
Sam Seitz, 2024, University of Oxford
Evi Kröker, 2023, University of Oxford
Matthew Zelina, 2022, University of Oxford
Adam McCauley, 2022, University of Oxford
Vanessa Meir, 2021, University of Oxford
External Military Assistance to Civil Wars:
The Unintended Effects of Intentional Interference
Ross James Gildea, 2021, University of Oxford
The Political Psychology of Issue Selection
in Transnational Advocacy Networks
Maline Meiske, 2020, University of Oxford
Why contribute to EU peace missions?
Burden-sharing in CSDP military operations, 2003-2013
Jessica Di Salvatore, 2017, (Co-S) University of Amsterdam
Peacekeepers Against Ethnic and Criminal Violence.
Unintended consequences of UN Peacekeeping
Paul van Hooft, 2015, (Co-S) University of Amsterdam
The Future in the Past:
Victory, Defeat, and Grand Strategy in the US, UK, France and Germany
MA/MPhil student, year, institution
thesis title
Adin Chan ,2023, University of Oxford
Ninar Fawal, 2023, University of Oxford
Victoria Puglia, 2022, University of Oxford
Elizabeth Russ, 2022, University of Oxford
Polly Chan, 2021, University of Oxford
Ingvild Rasmussen, 2021, University of Oxford
Anna Chirniciuc, start 2020, University of Oxford
A frame for a frame: Developing a quantitative framework for analysing policy framing in the UN Security Council.
Jakob Schram, start 2020, University of Oxford
Pouring Oil on Troubled Waters: The escalation of offshore island disputes in the age of the Continental Shelf
Lorenzo Borga, start 2021, Bocconi University
Silence the press: why journalists get killed. A systematic literature review of global patterns and theory building on the Italian case
Luke Botting, start 2020, University of Oxford
The Role of War, peacekeeping and armed humanitarian intervention within a changing international society
Rhys Dubin, start 2019, University of Oxford
A City of Walls: The Logic of Displacement and Resilience in Wartime Baghdad
Elli Palaiologou, 2018, University of Oxford
Interrupted Continuities: The Birth, Death and Resurrection of Political Legacies
Christoph Steinert, 2018, University of Oxford
No peace without justice? Tracing the link between post-conflict trials and peace stability
Adam McCauley, 2017, University of Oxford
Adapt or Die: Insurgent Survival in Intrastate Conflict
Vanessa Meier. 2016, University of Oxford
The Domestic Dimension of External Support to Civil War Parties
Jorien Van De Mortel, 2016, University of Oxford
What Kind of Democracy? UN Peacekeeping Mandates and Democratisation
Zarko Perovic. 2016. University of Oxford
Calculated Gamble: Deterring Invasion Through Ratification of the Rome Statute of the ICC
Remco Zwetsloot, 2016, University of Oxford
Post-Conict Power Sharing
Kit Dobyns, 2015 , University of Oxford
Eradicating AIDS and public investment in sub-saharan africa: the case of PEPFAR (2004-2012)
Nicholas Gordon, 2015 , University of Oxford
The sub-state as an actor: delegated authority in the international system
Maline Meiske, 2015 , University of Oxford
Why contribute to EU peace missions? Burden-sharing in CSDP military operations, 2003-2013
Wendy Hendriks, 2014 , University of Amsterdam
Being different together. Diversity and the (In)effectiveness of united nations' peacekeeping missions
Arne Bartelsman, 2013 , University of Amsterdam
Neglect in times of need? A study on the impact of conflict on government welfare expenditure
Dhiraj Baldew, 2013 , University of Amsterdam
Mechanization and the course of war: the influence of military mechanization on one-sided violence.
Tim Kok, 2013 , University of Amsterdam
The political economy of refugees and conflict.
Frank Van Kooten, 2013 , University of Amsterdam
Can international social welfare aid "buy peace"?
Arthur Muller, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
The role of the internet in the arab spring
Antje Ravensbergen, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
Memory policy after civil war. A quantitative analysis
Bert de Rooij, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
African state failure: a critical analysis of the concept
Tessa de Rooij, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
Preoccupied with fear? Casualty aversion and loss in UN peacekeeping
Steffy Roos du Maine, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
Protest, concession and repression in syria: divergent strategies?
Minke van der Sar, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
UN responses to human security crises and the implications for the responsability to protect
Elisabeth Tompunu, 2012 , University of Amsterdam
The logic behind the multiplication of separatis movments in indonesia (1971-2010)
Ali Chakari, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
Election and state building in afghanistan
Esme' Joosten, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
The ESDP and the NATO. An analysis from the perspective of the conept of free riding
Roos Kamp, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
The EU and its motives of aid allocation towards africa
Jasmijn Koets, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
Peace fm? Can the UN radio contribute to building peace?
Ayan Rakoub, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
Terrorism in civil war and peace outcome
Kris Ruijgrok, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
Oil wealth: stability or fragility? A closer look at the pacifying effects deriving from oil wealth
Annouk Sterk, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
The triple involvment of the UN, NATO and the EU in the Peace Operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Jurjen de Waal, 2011 , University of Amsterdam
Fuelling civil war? On the relationship between oil-dependency, state capaity and civil war
BA student, year, institution
thesis title
Marine Anne Nicole Milard, 2019, Bocconi
How does Lebanon contradict models predicting civil wars?
Laura Fornara, 2019, Bocconi
Education Inequality and Humans Security: The Case of Santiago of Cile
Alice Wilcock, 2018 , Brasenose College, Oxford
Do effects of international economic sanctions vary among authoritarian regimes?
Nicholas Halterman, 2018, Baliol College, Oxford
Threat Perception & Civilian Displacement: Unpacking the effect of violence on levels of civilian displacement
George Tarr, 2017 , Brasenose College, Oxford
What sources of legitimacy matter for successful civil war mediation?
Ellie Ridge, 2017, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
How is the effect of audience costs on autocratic conflict behaviour conditional on leadership experience?
