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Dr Alexei Anisin is a scholar and senior lecturer in the School of International Relations & Diplomacy. He has previously held the position of dean (2020鈥�2025) and is currently undergoing a research fellowship at the Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value, University of Pardubice (supported by the European Research Council).

Anisin completed his PhD in Government at the University of Essex where he researched civil resistance, state repression and mobilization under professors Hugh Ward and David Howarth. He also holds an MA in Politics from the University of Essex and a BA in Politics from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

To date, Anisin has published five monographs and close to 40 peer-reviewed studies. His research is interdisciplinary and methodologically diverse, encompassing quantitative analyses, qualitative studies, and qualitative comparative analysis. Anisin’s works have appeared in public discourse and in media outlets like BBC, CNN, and Bloomberg, among others.

comparative politics: political violence; mass murder; nonviolence; quantitative and qualitative research methods; Boolean and decision-theoretic modeling

Dr. Anisin has frequently been interviewed on the following subjects: protests/social movements; revolutionary mobilization; security force defection; political violence; mass shootings; ideologically motivated violence

Interviews:

[36] 2025. . Journal of Family Studies. Onlinefirst.

[35] 2024. . The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review, 51(3), 299-321.

[34] 2024. . Journal of Contemporay Central and Eastern Europe, 32(3), 695-710.

[33] 2024. . In, Martin, Brian, Alexandre Christoyannopoulos, Isak Svensson, Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham, Alexei Anisin, Antoine Durance, and Manuel Cervera-Marzal. On Andreas Malm鈥檚 How to Blow Up a Pipeline. Journal of Pacifism and Nonviolence, 2(2), 257鈥�291.

[32] 2024. . Contemporary Politics.

[31] Forthcoming.

[30] 2023. . International Journal of Criminology and Sociology, 12, 15鈥�26.

[29] 2023. . Co-authored with Pelin Ayan Musil. Mediterranean Politics, 28(2), 202-226.

[28] 2023. . Journal of Mass Violence Research. Onlinefirst.

[27] 2022.. Revista Cr铆tica de Ci锚ncias Sociais, 128, 39-60.

[26] 2022. . Central European Journal of International and Security Studies,

[25] 2022. . International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, Onlinefirst.

[24] 2022. ? Journal of Political Power, 15(2), 262-278.

[23] 2022. . Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies, 22(3), 321-332.

[22] 2022. . Co-authored with Pelin Ayan Musil. Social Movement Studies, 21(4), 395-412.

[21] 2021. . Strategic Review for Southern Africa, 43(2), 308-336.

[20] 2021. . Cosmos and History: The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy, 17(3), 33鈥�59.

[19] 2021. . Critical Sociology, 47(7-8), 1205鈥�1218.

[18] 2021. . Politikon, 48(2), 331-346.

[17] 2021. . Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, 13(2), 160-173.

[16] 2020. . Global Change, Peace and Security, 32(2), 135-55.

[15] 2020. . Critical Sociology, 46(7-8), 1121-1139.

[14] 2020. . Democracy and Security, 16(2), 151-178.

[13] 2019. . Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work, 38(4), 383-400.

[12] 2019. . Crime, Law and Social Change, 72(4), 483-500.

[11] 2019. . Journal of Historical Sociology, 32(2), 258-274.

[10] 2019. . Journal of Cultural Geography, 36(3), 317-345.

[9] 2019. . Socialism and Democracy, 33(1), 166-185.

[8] 2018. . Homicide Studies, 22(3), 235-255. Co-authored with Joel Capellan.

[7] 2018. . Territory, Politics, Governance, 6(3), 279-301.

[6] 2018. . International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 42(1), 55-73.

[5] 2017. . Cultural Studies 鈫� Critical Methodologies, 17(2), 133-139.

[4] 2016. . Journal of Civil Society, 12(4), 411-429.

[3] 2016. . International Journal of Human Rights, 20(7), 893-913.

[2] 2014. Politics, Groups and Identities, 2(4), 643-660.

[1] 2014. . International Journal of Interdisciplinary Civic and Political Studies, Volume 8(2), ISSN 2327-0071.