Andrew Ivey
- Assistant Professor, Global Studies
- PhD University of California-Riverside
Teaching Interests
Comparative Politics, Latin American Politics, Democratic Backsliding, the War on Drugs
Research Interests
Civil-Military Relations, Policing and Police Reform, Security, Democratic Backsliding
Bio
Andrew Ivey is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Bentley University’s Department of Global Studies. His research branches civil-military relations, police reform, and democratic backsliding. He has published in Armed Forces & Society, Democratization, Democracy & Security, Defense & Security Studies as well as several prestigious scholarly edited volumes.
Publications
Journal Articles
Ivey, A. (2024). Of Rivals and Enemies: Military–Police Relations in Internal Armed Conflict in Mexico and Colombia. Armed Forces & Society. (Link)Ivey, A. (2023). Of Soldiers and Their Rivals: A Comparative Analysis of Alternative Security Forces in Mexico. Democracy and Security, (19) 1 1-27. (Link)Pion-Berlin, D., Ivey, A. (2021). Military dissent in the United States: are there lessons from Latin america?. Defense & Security Analysis, (37) 2 193-211. Pion-Berlin, D., Acácio, I., Ivey, A. (2019). Democratically consolidated, externally threatened, and NATO aligned: finding unexpected deficiencies in civilian control. Democratization, (26) 6 1070-1087. (Link)
Book Chapters
Ivey, A. (2024). Internal deployment and democratic survival In , (Eds.) Research Handbook on Civil–Military Relations. 206-218. Edward Elgar Publishing (Link)
