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2023. "Voting Out Autocrats: Evidence from Zambia," Democratization (online first view). Publisher's link
2023. “Comparing Renewalist Christians’ Political Orientations in Latin America and Africa,” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 62(2):260-277. with Elizabeth Sperber. Publisher's link
2022. “When do Women Win in Legally Plural Systems? Evidence from Ghana and Senegal.” Journal of Modern African Studies 60(4): 527-546. Publisher's link
2021. “Colonial Education and Women’s Political Behavior in Ghana and Senegal,” African Studies Review 64(1): 217-241. Publisher's link
2020. “Infrastructure and Perceptions of Democracy in Zambia: Democracy Off the Rails.” African Affairs 119(447): 604-632. Publisher's link
2020. “Gender and Participation in Africa’s Electoral Regimes: An Analysis of Variation in the Gender Gap.” Politics, Groups, and Identities. 8(2): 293-315. Publisher's link
2019. “Taking to the Streets: Protest as an Expression of Political Preference in Africa.” Comparative Political Studies 52(8): 1169-1199. With Adam Harris. Publisher's link
2018. “Pentecostal Identity & Citizen Engagement in Sub-Saharan Africa: New Evidence from Zambia.” Politics and Religion 11(4): 830-862. With Elizabeth Sperber. Publisher's link
2017. “The Trouble with Institutions: How Women’s Policy Machineries Can Undermine Women’s Mass Participation.” Politics & Gender 13(3): 405-431. Publisher's link
2017. “Better than Nothing: How Policies Influence Political Participation in Low-Capacity Democracies.” Governance 30(4): 583-600. Publisher's link
2017. “In the Gap the State Left: Policy Feedback, Collective Behavior, and Political Participation in Zambia.” Studies in Comparative International Development 52(4): 510-531. Publisher's link
2015. “Plus Ça Change: Rural Development Policy and the Persistence of Rural Poverty in Zambia.” Afriche e Orienti, Special Issue: Rural Development and Poverty Reduction in Southern Africa: Experiences from Zambia and Malawi.
2013. "Perspectives on the Power and Persistence of States in Africa and Beyond," Comparative Politics 45(4): 476-496. Jstor link
2023. “Comparing Renewalist Christians’ Political Orientations in Latin America and Africa,” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 62(2):260-277. with Elizabeth Sperber. Publisher's link
2022. “When do Women Win in Legally Plural Systems? Evidence from Ghana and Senegal.” Journal of Modern African Studies 60(4): 527-546. Publisher's link
2021. “Colonial Education and Women’s Political Behavior in Ghana and Senegal,” African Studies Review 64(1): 217-241. Publisher's link
2020. “Infrastructure and Perceptions of Democracy in Zambia: Democracy Off the Rails.” African Affairs 119(447): 604-632. Publisher's link
2020. “Gender and Participation in Africa’s Electoral Regimes: An Analysis of Variation in the Gender Gap.” Politics, Groups, and Identities. 8(2): 293-315. Publisher's link
2019. “Taking to the Streets: Protest as an Expression of Political Preference in Africa.” Comparative Political Studies 52(8): 1169-1199. With Adam Harris. Publisher's link
2018. “Pentecostal Identity & Citizen Engagement in Sub-Saharan Africa: New Evidence from Zambia.” Politics and Religion 11(4): 830-862. With Elizabeth Sperber. Publisher's link
2017. “The Trouble with Institutions: How Women’s Policy Machineries Can Undermine Women’s Mass Participation.” Politics & Gender 13(3): 405-431. Publisher's link
2017. “Better than Nothing: How Policies Influence Political Participation in Low-Capacity Democracies.” Governance 30(4): 583-600. Publisher's link
2017. “In the Gap the State Left: Policy Feedback, Collective Behavior, and Political Participation in Zambia.” Studies in Comparative International Development 52(4): 510-531. Publisher's link
2015. “Plus Ça Change: Rural Development Policy and the Persistence of Rural Poverty in Zambia.” Afriche e Orienti, Special Issue: Rural Development and Poverty Reduction in Southern Africa: Experiences from Zambia and Malawi.
2013. "Perspectives on the Power and Persistence of States in Africa and Beyond," Comparative Politics 45(4): 476-496. Jstor link
