My research examines political violence, armed conflict, and the ethics and methodology of studying sensitive topics, with ongoing interests in land, gender, and rural inequality in Colombia. Selected papers and projects:
Published in Work in progress, 2023
A multi-country study on the ethics and methodology of measuring exposure to political violence, based on a 3,000+ participant survey experiment in Colombia and Mexico.
Recommended citation: Blair, G., Young, L. E., Littman, R., & Granados, D. S. (work in progress). "Asking About Violence: Ethics and Methodology of Measuring Exposure to Violence."
Published in Working paper, 2022
Working paper examining how gender shapes access to and outcomes of Colombia's land restitution process.
Recommended citation: Montoya, A. M., & Granados, D. S. (2022). "Gender and Land Restitution in Colombia." Working paper.
Published in Research proposal, 2020
Research proposal on the relationship between political violence and the contestation of strategically desirable territories.
Recommended citation: Granados, D. S. (2020). "Political Violence and the Dispute of Desirable Territories." Research proposal.
Published in Research proposal, 2019
Research proposal on how the concentration of political power shapes land outcomes for rural women in Colombia.
Recommended citation: Granados, D. S. (2019). "Political Concentration and its Effect on Land Outcomes for Rural Women in Colombia." Research proposal.