Seden Akcinaroglu
Associate Professor
Department of Political Science
Binghamton University
United States of America
Biography
Seden Akcinaroglu specializes in international conflict and rivalries. Her main interest lies in unraveling the linkages between expectations, informational problems, learning and strategic action in the dynamics of civil wars or rivalries. Some of her past work focuses on expectations of rival aid and the duration of war, natural disasters and rivalry relations and the effectiveness of bluffing by external actors in civil wars. Her current project examines how expectations in the intensity of rivalry with one foe affect the actions of a strategic state with others.
Research Interest
Her interest lies in unraveling the linkages between expectations, informational problems, learning and strategic action in the dynamics of civil wars or rivalries
Publications
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Akcinaroglu S, DiCicco JM, Radziszewski E. Avalanches and olive branches: a multimethod analysis of disasters and peacemaking in interstate rivalries. Political Research Quarterly. 2011 Jun;64(2):260-75.
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Akcinaroglu S. Rebel interdependencies and civil war outcomes. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 2012 Oct;56(5):879-903.
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Akcinaroglu S, Radziszewski E. Expectations, rivalries, and civil war duration. International Interactions. 2005 Oct 1;31(4):349-74.
