Research

Kaire, José (2025) The Road to Repression. Oxford University Press [Book] [Book Interview]

Kaire, José (2026). “Strong elites, weak resistance: Elite collective action and dictatorial power grabs”. Rationality and Society. 38 (3): 340-364. [Paper] [Ungated]
Kaire, José (2026). “Too Many to Fight: Elite Free Riding and the Origins of Personalism”. Political Studies Review. 24(3): 566-575. [Paper] [Ungated]
Kaire, José (2024). “Get the word out: Monitoring human rights reduces abuse”. Journal of Peace Research. 61 (5): 808-824. [Paper] [Ungated] [Replication materials]
Kaire, José (2024). “Can’t Coalesce, Can’t Constrain: Redefining Elite Influence in Non-Democracies”. Political Science Research and Methods. 12(3):540-556. [Ungated paper] [Replication Materials]
Hoffman, Aaron and Kaire, José (2020) “Comfortably Numb: Effects of Prolonged Media Coverage”. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 64 (9): 1666-1692 [Paper] [Ungated] [Replication Materials]
Kaire, José (2019) “Compensating elites: How international demands for economic liberalization can lead to more repressive autocracies” International Studies Quarterly. 63(2):394–405. [Paper] [Ungated] [Replication materials]
Kaire, José (2019) “The Normative and Material Foundations of Judicial Confidence in Bolivia”. Latin American Politics and Society. [Paper] [Ungated]