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Kimberly Turner is an Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Public & International Affairs. Her research focuses on the causes and outcomes of mass movements, particularly analyzing linkages between skilled labor employment, wage grievances, and contentious politics within authoritarian regimes. She develops new methodologies to measure non-violent resistance efficacy.
- Education:
- PhD in Political Science (2021), Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
- MA in Political Science, Loyola University Chicago
- BA in Political Science, DePaul University
- Postdoctoral Experience:
- Watson Institute Postdoctoral Fellow, Brown University (2022-2023)
- International Security Postdoctoral Fellow, Belfer Center, Harvard University (2021-2023)
Her work has been published in Journal of Peace Research, American Political Science Association outlets, Duck of Minerva, and Global Post. She teaches PIA 2476: Nonviolent Resistance Movements.
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