Academic Publications
Freeman, B. (2024). “The Positivist Turn of Race in IR.” Presidential Special Issue. International Studies Review. Accepted.
Freeman, B. (2024). “Race in IR: toward empirical study.” International Politics, 61(2), 443-450.
Freeman, B. (2023). “Racial Hierarchy and Jurisdiction in US Status of Forces Agreements.” Security Studies, 32(4-5), 748-774.
Freeman, B., Kim, D. G., & Lake, D. A. (2022). “Race in International Relations: Beyond the ‘Norm Against Noticing.’” Annual Review of Political Science, 25, 175-196.
Works in progress
Race and the Global Legal Order. Book Project.
“Race and the Responsibility to Protect.”
“Blue Line, Blue Helmet: Race and the Limits of Representation in Peacekeeping.” (with William Nomikos).
“Race and Jurisdiction Waivers in U.S. Status of Forces Agreements.”
“Using Civically Engaged Research to Understand the Strategic Dynamics of Social Media Outreach.” (with Marisa Abrajano, Alison Boehmer, Nhat-Dang Do, LaGina Gause, and Laura Uribe). Politics, Groups, and Identities. Conditional Acceptance.
Beyond the Wire: US Military Deployments and Host Country Public Opinion, by Allen, M., Flynn, M., Martinez, C., Stravers, A. Book Review. International Studies Review. Revise and Resubmit.