Listen to Prof Robert Pape@UChicago_CPOST Los Angeles radio discussion of his new survey of college students in the wake of Oct 7 and implications for UCLA and other universities: omny.fm/shows/knxam-on…

Watch Robert Pape@UChicago_CPOST interview on Boston PBS on the unrest at MIT and campus fears around the country: youtube.com/watch?v=DTf4V3…

The replay of ‘Free Speech and Student Fears.’ Geoffrey Stone, Robert A. Pape, Tony Banout explore and discuss topics related to the most extensive study to exist on antisemitism, Islamophobia, and college students in the wake of Oct. 7. Full version: youtube.com/watch?v=R70V7q…

CPOST's Robert A. Pape on why Hamas Is Winning foreignaffairs.com/israel/middle-… via Foreign Affairs

University of Chicago's Robert Pape says political violence "moving into the mainstream" - This is probably the foremost scholar on political violence - a v sobering analysis from 2023 to contextualise Trump shooting ⁦American_Politics⁩ ⁦OPEU⁩ youtube.com/watch?v=RRB8yJ…

The shooting at Trump's rally underscores why we should be concerned about two disturbing findings from a recent CPOST survey (mentioned in this The New York Times editorial): -10% agreed that use of force is justified to prevent Mr. Trump from becoming president - 7% said the

A national survey from the end of June found that 10% of surveyed adults feel the use of force "is justified" to prevent Trump from becoming president. UChicago professor Robert Pape conducted the survey; has more on the findings in the wake of the assassination attempt on Trump.

Opinion | Robert Pape: Leaders must rally the nation against political violence trib.al/lL87IvL

President Biden is right, there is no place in America for this kind of violence. As a country we may not agree on everything, but we should be able to agree on that.

Alas, our recent survey shows 7% of Americans support the use of force to restore Trump to presidency and 10% support violence to prevent it. The next few months could be a tinderbox like US has not seen since the 1960s.  #TrumpAssassinationAttempt #PoliticalViolence #JoeBiden

CPOST's Robert A. Pape: After the Trump shooting, Congress needs to keep the peace latimes.com/opinion/story/… #PoliticalViolence

Why do crackdowns on drug cartels and gangs only make criminal violence worse? Because they don't create the right incentives. Conditional repression is a better--though harder--approach. My take in The Economist HT to Ana Lankes for making this happen! economist.com/by-invitation/…

Sheriff Tom Dart: Our law enforcement leaders must condemn political violence chicagotribune.com/2024/09/10/opi… #PoliticalViolence

Foreign Affairs just published my big piece explaining why the upcoming election is not only the most consequential in our lifetimes, but also the most dangerous. Pay wall free: foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

UChicago political science professor Robert Pape shares his takeaways from the military operations of Iran and Israel and previews the potential of the United States involvement. fox32chicago.com/video/1525547

Are we headed to another January 6? Join Robert A. Pape on Thursday Oct 24, 7-8:30pm ET for online presentation of new research and discussion hosted by @JeffersonErie. Register here: jeserie-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Read Robert A. Pape's "How Many Americans Support Political Violence?" in Foreign Policy, foreignpolicy.com/2024/11/01/ele…

Join CPOST for Former CIA Director William Burns headlining the 2025 Hagel Lecture The University of Chicago April 16 5pm Central! eventbrite.com/e/127085165450…

CPOST Director Robert A. Pape joins Fred Wellman to discuss political violence in America on the "On Democracy" Podast! youtube.com/watch?v=lTcfYR…