Peer-Reviewed Publications
2026. “The Trump Effect: US Immigration Policy and Transit Migrants in Central America.” Journal on Migration and Human Security 1-15. https://doi.org/10.1177/23315024261460833.
2021. “Violence Does Not Need To Be The Answer – How South Korea Embraces Peaceful Methods of Discourse over Social Issues through the Constitution.” Korean Journal of Law and Legislation 11(1): 171-206. https://doi.org/10.22851/kjll.2021.11.1.005.
Policy Publications
2020. “Finding Parity: Balancing Government Action for Internally Displaced People and Refugees.” In Ethiopia: Between Hope and Peril. Johns Hopkins SAIS, Washington, DC: Johns Hopkins SAIS. 101-110. (Article available on my LinkedIn Profile)
People’s Solidarity for Participatory Democracy. (2019). [Annual Report 2018] Learning the Challenges, Academy “Neutinamu.” Translated by Sanggyu Suh, Seoul, South Korea: People’s Solidarity for Participatory Democracy. https://peoplepower21.org/?cat=4&p=1637010&paged=18.
People’s Solidarity for Participatory Democracy (PSPD). (2019). [Annual Report 2018] Youth Life Can Be Better. Translated by Sanggyu Suh, Seoul, South Korea: People’s Solidarity for Participatory Democracy. https://peoplepower21.org/english/1637006.
Under Review
“Is it Abundance or Scarcity? Reassessing Freshwater Resources and Civil War Onset (1960-2023).” (Revise-and-Resubmit at World Development)
Research in Progress
Working Papers:
- “Return, Resume, or Remain: Migrant Decision-Making in Countries of Transit”
- “The Wells of Power: Insurgencies, Water Resources, and the Challenge for Control”
- “Sound of Silence: ‘Green Rentierism,’ State Vision, and the Politics of Leaving Minorities Behind in the Middle East”
Research in Development:
- “Safe to Return? Intentions of Migrants in Transit following Maduro’s Capture”
- “Motivations to Move: The Environment and Migration”
- “Bridge Over Troubled Water: Comparing Freshwater Dispute Settlement in Chad and Sudan”