Research
Find research shared by the Owlstown community.
TIME - Tipping points and abrupt changes In the Marine Ecosystem
Tipping points and abrupt changes In the Marine Ecosystem (TIME) will integrate satellite-based indicators, in situ data, and models to improve methodologies for assessing resilience and loss of resilience in marine ecosystems, with the goal of pr...
Project · 5d
Do inclusive societies need closed borders? The association between immigration and citizenship regimes
Abstract
Many political theorists assume that the openness of immigration and the inclusiveness of citizenship trade off. Yet, there is no consistent empirical evidence for this negative relationship. This dissertation advances three papers to inv...
Publication · 5d
A theory of popular dictators
Abstract. I study a model of electoral incentives in which elections serve as public signals of an incumbent’s popularity but do not mechanically determine succession. The key innovation is that popularity is endogenously determined through costly...
Project · September 10, 2025
Managerialism and academic resistance in Chilean higher education: a translation perspective
Publication · September 10, 2025
Age but not resting-state EEG explains learning and memory performance in a spatial navigation task
Publication · September 10, 2025
Lithium Isotopes as Tracers of Silicate Weathering Intensity and Clay Formation in the East River Watershed, Colorado
Rivers play a pivotal role in regulating Earth’s long-term carbon cycle by transporting the chemical products of continental weathering to the oceans. Through this process, the breakdown of silicate minerals consumes atmospheric CO₂ and contrib...
Project · September 10, 2025
To tell or not to tell? A multi-method study of youth's help-seeking for peer victimization
Publication · September 10, 2025
Sites
View all
Create your academic website in Owlstown
Start your academic website in just a few minutes. Keep it updated easily. No code, no server to maintain, so you can focus on your research.
Create your free website