Publications

Subindra Bogati, Titik Firawati, Jonathan Pinckney, Ches Thurber (2024). How Civil Resistance Improves Inclusive Democracy. Perspectives on Politics.

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Jonathan Pinckney, Claire Trilling (2024). Breaking Down Pillars of Support for Democratic Backsliding. Mobilization.

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Suha Hassen, Jonathan Pinckney (2023). Overcoming the Challenges of Transitional Mobilization. USIP Peaceworks.

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Sirianne Dahlum, Jonathan Pinckney, Tore Wig (2023). Moral Logics of Support for Nonviolent Resistance: Evidence From a Cross-National Survey Experiment. Comparative Political Studies.

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Jaime Jackson, Jonathan Pinckney, Miranda Rivers (2022). External Support for Nonviolent Action: An Evidence Review. USIP Evidence Review.

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Jonathan Pinckney, Babak RezaeeDaryakenari (2022). When the Levee Breaks: An Ensemble Forecasting Model of Violent and Nonviolent Dissent. International Interactions.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2022). Promoting Peace and Democracy After Nonviolent Action Campaigns. USIP Peaceworks.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2022). Civil Resistance: Theorizing the Force of Nonviolent Action. Routledge Handbook of Social Change.

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Charles Butcher, Jonathan Pinckney (2022). Friday on My Mind: Re-Assessing the Impact of Protest Size on Government Concessions. Journal of Conflict Resolution.

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Charles Butcher, Jessica Maves Braithwaite, Jonathan Pinckney, Eirin Haugseth, Ingrid Vik Bakken, Marius Swane Wishman (2022). Introducing the Anatomy of Resistance Campaigns (ARC) Dataset. Journal of Peace Research.

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Jonathan Pinckney, Charles Butcher, Jessica Maves Braithwaite (2022). Organizations, Resistance, and Democracy: How Civil Society Organizations Impact Democratization. International Studies Quarterly.

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Matthew Cebul, Jonathan Pinckney (2022). Nonviolent Action in the Era of Digital Authoritarianism: Hardships and Innovations. USIP Special Report.

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Jonathan Pinckney, Michael Niconchuk, Sarah Ryan (2021). Motives, Benefits, and Sacred Values: Examining the Psychology of Nonviolent Action and Violent Extremism. USIP Peaceworks.

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Jonathan Pinckney, Miranda Rivers (2021). Precarity and Power: Reflections on Women and Youth in Nonviolent Action. USIP Peaceworks.

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Jonathan Pinckney, John Joseph Chin (2021). Activists Against Autocrats: TSMO Networks and Democracy Diffusion. Frontiers in Political Science.

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Matthew Cebul, Jonathan Pinckney (2021). Digital Authoritarianism and Nonviolent Action: Challenging the Digital Counterrevolution. USIP Special Report.

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Veronique Dudouet, Jonathan Pinckney (2021). Nonviolent Action and Transitions to Democracy: The Impact of Inclusive Dialogue and Negotiation. USIP Peaceworks.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2021). Nonviolent Resistance, Social Justice, and Positive Peace. Springer Handbook of Positive Peace.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2021). Close But Not Too Close: Opposition Network Strategy and Democratization in Zambia. Social Movement Studies.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2021). How to Win Well: Civil Resistance Breakthroughs and the Path to Democracy. ICNC Special Report.

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Margherita Belgioioso, Jessica Di Salvatore, Jonathan Pinckney (2021). Tangled Up in Blue: The Effect of UN Peacekeeping on Nonviolent Protests in Post–Civil War Countries. International Studies Quarterly.

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Felix S. Bethke, Jonathan Pinckney (2021). Nonviolent Resistance and the Quality of Democracy. Conflict Management and Peace Science.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2020). Donning the Velvet: Nonviolent Resistance in the 2018 Armenian Revolution. Armenia’s Velvet Revolution.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2020). Curving the Resource Curse: Negative Effects of Oil and Gas Revenue on Nonviolent Resistance Campaign Onset. Research & Politics.

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Jonathan Pinckney, Miranda Rivers (2020). Sickness or Silence: Social Movement Adaptation to COVID-19. Journal of International Affairs.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2020). From Dissent to Democracy: The Promise and Peril of Civil Resistance Transitions. Oxford University Press.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2018). When Civil Resistance Succeeds: Building Democracy After Popular Nonviolent Uprisings. ICNC Press.

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Erica Chenoweth, Jonathan Pinckney, Orion Lewis (2018). Days of Rage: Introducing the NAVCO 3.0 Dataset. Journal of Peace Research.

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Erica Chenoweth, Kyleanne Hunter, Tricia Olsen, Pauline Moore, Jonathan Pinckney, Heidi Reynolds-Stenson (2017). Struggles From Below: Literature Review on Human Rights Struggles by Domestic Actors. DRG Working Paper.

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Jonathan Pinckney (2016). Making or Breaking Nonviolent Discipline in Civil Resistance Campaigns. ICNC Press.

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Eli McCarthy, Jonathan Pinckney (2016). Best Practices in Unarmed Civilian Proection in Israel/Palestine. Nonviolence in the Midst of Violence.

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Erica Chenoweth, Jonathan Pinckney (2015). Insurgency. Intl. Encyclopedia of Soc. Sciences.

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Joel Day, Jonathan Pinckney, Erica Chenoweth (2015). Collecting Data on Nonviolent Action: Lessons Learned and Ways Forward. Journal of Peace Research.

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