Feyaad Allie

Feyaad Allie is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department of Government, transitioning to Assistant Professor of Government in July 2024. As a political scientist specializing in South Asian politics, he combines quantitative and qualitative methodologies to investigate democratic challenges and possibilities.

• Education: Ph.D. in Political Science (Stanford University, 2023), B.A. summa cum laude in Government (Dartmouth College)

Research Focus:

• Identity politics and democratic inclusion
• Technology's impact on political participation
• Religion in intergroup relations
• South Asian political dynamics
• Migration and conflict analysis

Publication Trends: Recent work examines Muslim political representation in India, religious violence patterns, and technological interventions in elections, reflecting a commitment to mixed-methods research across comparative politics and democratic theory.

Scientific Awards:

• Gabriel A. Almond Award (2024)
• Juan Linz Prize (2024)
• APSA Democracy & Autocracy Best Fieldwork (2024)
• APSA Comparative Politics Sage Award (2023)

Advising & Affiliations: Pre-doctoral fellow at Stanford's CDDRL (2022-2023) and CIFAR Global Scholar (2023-present). His work appears in Journal of Politics, Journal of Democracy, and Journal of Conflict Resolution.