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Orfalea Center Graduate Students
Sarah Brosio
Sarah Brosio

Departments

Political Science

Research Clusters

Pluralism and Its Practice Cluster

Affiliation Period

9/2024 - 6/2025

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Research Project
Civilian Control after Coups
Research Description
I am conducting a cross national time series analysis to determine what helps states maintain civilian control after a long history of military coups. I currently am looking at polarization as the independent variable. This is the first part of my three part dissertation. The second part will be a case study of Turkey that analyzes the mechanisms qualitatively by looking at the history of Turkey before and after the election of Erdogan.
Research Interests

Civil Military Relations; Coups; Polarization; Turkey; Middle East.

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Student Bio

Sarah Brosio is a PhD student in the Political Science Department at UCSB. She studies comparative politics with a regional interest in the Middle East. Her area of study is Civil military relations, coups, and coup proofing. Sarah’s dissertation investigates how states that have stable civilian control, but have had a long history of military influence, are able to maintain civilian control.

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