Research

Peer-reviewed articles

• Balcells, Laia, Juan F Tellez, and Francisco Villamil (forthcoming) The wars of others: The effect of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Spanish nationalism. Conditionally accepted at The Journal of Politics. [Preprint] [Appendix]

• Villamil, Francisco (2023) Civilian victimization and ethnic attitudes in Africa. European Political Science Review 1-11. [PDF] [Appendix] [Replication]

• Villamil, Francisco (2022) Violence, co-optation, and postwar voting in Guatemala. Conflict Management and Peace Science 39(6): 731-754. [Preprint] [Appendix] [Replication]

• Villamil, Francisco and Laia Balcells (2021) Do TJ policies cause backlash? Evidence from street name changes in Spain. Research & Politics 8(4). [PDF] [Appendix] [Replication]

• Villamil, Francisco (2021) Mobilizing memories: The social conditions of the long-term impact of victimization. Journal of Peace Research 58(3): 399-416. [Preprint] [Appendix] [Replication]

• Balcells, Laia and Francisco Villamil (2020) The double logic of internal purges: New evidence from Francoist Spain. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics 26(3): 260-278. [Preprint] [Appendix] [Replication]

• Cederman, Lars-Erik, Simon Hug, Livia Schubiger, and Francisco Villamil (2020) Civilian victimization and ethnic civil war. Journal of Conflict Resolution 64(7-8): 1199-1225. [Preprint] [Replication]

Book chapters

• Villamil, Francisco (forthcoming, 2023) Civil Wars. In: Encyclopedia of Political Sociology, edited by Maria T. Grasso and Marco Giugni. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

• Rama, José, Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte and Francisco Villamil (2022) Descomponiendo a la derecha radical europea: el perfil de sus votantes. In: En los márgenes de la democracia liberal: Populismo, nacionalismo y radicalismo ideológico en Europa, edited by Ángel Valencia and Belén Fernández-García. Granada: Comares, 239-258.

Working papers

• The legacies of authoritarian repression on civil society (with Laia Balcells).
• Measurement validity in historical conflict data: Comparing datasets from Spain.
• Rally ‘round the barrack: Far-right support and the military (with Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte and José Rama).

Work in progress

• Mobilization capacity and local selective violence (with Paloma Aguilar, Fernando de la Cuesta, and Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca).
• Past conflict, issues, and polarization in Spain (with Laia Balcells and Juan F. Tellez).
• Mobilizing memories: How violence leaves long-term legacies. [Book project.]