Sean B. Rogers

Enforcement · Coercion · Measurement

Measuring how states enforce.

I study how states enforce — where coercion concentrates, where it goes slack, and what that pattern reveals about the architecture behind it. My work combines fifteen years inside financial crimes compliance with quantitative measurement of enforcement across sanctioned states.

PhD student, Political Science, University of South Carolina.

Current researchAbout
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Research

The Enforcement Intensity Index and the program around it: measurement that preserves the zeros instead of smoothing them away.

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Data & Tools

Panels, dashboards, and replication material. Released with the papers they belong to.

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Training

Methods walkthroughs for empirical work in IR and IPE — from source triangulation to count models.

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Writing

Papers, working drafts, and essays.

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