Patrick M. Regan was an External Associate at PRIO until 2013.
Patrick M. Regan
Professor of Political Science Binghamton University
Research Interests
At PRIO for a year (2004-2005) as a Fulbright Scholar and visiting professor with the CSCW working group on Civil Peace. Worked on a project exploring what strategies by outside parties are the most effective at contributing to the resolution of civil wars.
Working experience:
Professor and Director for the Center on Democratic Performance at the Department of Political Science, Binghamton University in New York.
External homepage:
Please see the external homepage at Binghampton University for more information about this person.
Latest publications
All publications
Updated data on institutions and elections 1960–2012: presenting the IAEP dataset version 2.0
Journal Article in Research & Politics
Federal Institutions, Declarations of Independence and Civil War
Journal Article in Civil Wars
Diplomacy and Other Forms of Intervention in Civil Wars
Journal Article in Journal of Conflict Resolution
Women’s Access to Politics and Peaceful States
Journal Article in Journal of Peace Research
Threat and Represssion: The Non-Linear Relationship Between Government and Opposition Violence
Journal Article in Journal of Peace Research
War Toys, War Movies, and the Militarization of the United States, 1900-85
Journal Article in Journal of Peace Research
Latest news
From Childhood to Suicide Bombing
PRIO invites you to a film seminar during the Films from the South festival. The film chosen for this seminar is called Death in Gaza, focusing on how children are sucked into a conflict primarily between adults. These children are the hawks and the doves of the future. What is it that makes some of them willing to sacrifice their lives as suicide bombers? The Panel Debate will focus on these main topics of the film.
Civil War and Suicide Bombers
The Centre for the Study of Civil War once again presented a civil war related film followed by a seminar on the opening night of the National Science Week (Forskningsdagene). The film chosen for this year's event is called The Terrorist, about the young girl Malli and her mission as a suicide bomber.
