Michael G. Findley mostly deals with Terrorism, Political economy, Development economics, Government and Law. His study looks at the relationship between Terrorism and topics such as Politics, which overlap with State. Political economy is closely attributed to Spanish Civil War in his work.
His Development economics study combines topics in areas such as Regional science and Geocoding. The various areas that Michael G. Findley examines in his Government study include Insurgency and Political strategy. His Political violence study in the realm of Law connects with subjects such as Attrition.
His main research concerns Political economy, Terrorism, Law, Development economics and Spanish Civil War. His Political economy study frequently links to adjacent areas such as Combatant. Many of his research projects under Terrorism are closely connected to Argument with Argument, tying the diverse disciplines of science together.
His Development economics research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Developing country, Armed conflict and Geocoding. His study on Civil Conflict is often connected to Resolution, Third party and Research program as part of broader study in Spanish Civil War. His studies deal with areas such as Conditionality, Public relations and Public administration as well as Government.
Michael G. Findley mainly investigates Development economics, Political economy, Geocoding, Government and Audit study. Michael G. Findley usually deals with Development economics and limits it to topics linked to Parliament and Survey experiment and Elite capture. As part of his studies on Political economy, Michael G. Findley often connects relevant areas like Scholarship.
His Geocoding research includes elements of Economic geography, Matching, Terrorism, Transnational terrorism and Regional science. His Government research includes themes of Social Welfare, Elite, Political corruption, Corruption and Clientelism. The International business study combines topics in areas such as International law and Accounting.
Michael G. Findley focuses on Development economics, Parliament, Compliance, Limited evidence and Spite. His Development economics study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Elite, Political corruption, Corruption, Government and Clientelism. He has included themes like Political economy, Government spending and Elite capture in his Parliament study.
The concepts of his Compliance study are interwoven with issues in Accounting and International business. His study on Limited evidence is intertwined with other disciplines of science such as Survey experiment and Perspective.
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More Dollars than Sense: Refining Our Knowledge of Development Finance Using AidData
Michael J. Tierney;Daniel L. Nielson;Darren G. Hawkins;J. Timmons Roberts.
World Development (2011)
Global Shell Games: Experiments in Transnational Relations, Crime, and Terrorism
Michael G. Findley;Daniel L. Nielson;Jason Campbell Sharman.
(2014)
Using Field Experiments in International Relations: A Randomized Study of Anonymous Incorporation1
Michael G. Findley;Daniel L. Nielson;Jason Campbell Sharman.
International Organization (2013)
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Profile was last updated on December 6th, 2021.
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