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Shaping the charter: How ideas are institutionalized in multilateral development organizations
 Human rights and institutional structure
 
The atomic confederacy: Europe's quest for nuclear weapons and the making of the new world order
 Foreign aid, foreign policy, and strategic development
 
Imposing states: External intervention and the politics of state formation
 Essays on the political economy of international union formation and European integration
 
Re-envisioning Europe: France, America and the Arab world, 1973--1974
 The humanitarian impact of UN arms embargoes: Can arms embargoes end or limit violent conflict?
 
From crisis to reform: The impact of national security commissions
 Shaping human rights policy in liberal democracies: Assessing and explaining compliance with the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights
 
Eclipsed: How democracies navigate the rise of new powers
 Private actors, public goods: Private authority in global environmental politics
 
Essays on understanding international relations through experimentation
 Oil, revolution, and international conflict: The origins of resource-backed aggression
 
Underground empires: German imperialism and the introduction of geology in China, 1860-1919
 Policy diffusion of emission regulations for on-road vehicles: Causes and benefits for air quality
 
Crisis and constitution: French antiracism and belonging in the new legal order of Europe
 The rule of law in the global economy: Explaining institutional diversity in transborder commercial disputes