Kamran Hakiman, PhD candidate at University of Pittsburgh.

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My research explores how decentralized groups in conflict and post-conflict regions navigate collective action without central authority. My current focus is in the Southeast Asia, especially Myanmar. My driving question is how decentralized collective action maintains the agency of actors, motivating them to take on incredible risks in pursuit of public goods, despite there being no centralized mechanism to curtail free-riding. Using qualitative cases and experiments, I look at how groups construct institutional and normative devices to overcome these challenges.

my CV.

my email kah411@pitt.edu or klhakiman@gmail.com,.

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