Hi, Iām Charles Crabtree. I'm an Assistant Professor in theĀ Department of GovernmentĀ atĀ Dartmouth College.
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ResearchI research and write about intergroup relations and conflict. Most of this work uses field or survey experiments and focuses on the United States or Japan. Sometimes I write about methodological issues related to experiments or measurement.
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TeachingI teach students analytical and statistical tools that help them better understand the world. I also lead foreign study programs to promote intercultural experiences.
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CollaborationI spend a lot of time thinking about collaboration and community building.
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StudentsI also actively involve students in my research as collaborators and co-authors.
More about me
My research hasĀ been published or is forthcomingĀ in over 30 journals or volumes, including theĀ American Journal of Political Science, theĀ British Journal of Political Science, theĀ Journal of Politics,Ā Nature Human Behavior,Ā Political Analysis, and theĀ Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. This work has been covered by many media sources, such as National Public Radio'sĀ All Things Considered,Ā The Asahi Shimbun,Ā The Atlantic,Ā The Economist,Ā The Huffington Post,Ā The Washington Post, andĀ Yahoo! News.
In addition to my primary appointment in Dartmouthās Department of Government, Iām affiliate faculty in the Department of Eastern European, Eurasian, and Russian Studies, the Department of Sociology, the Program in Social Science, the Program in Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies, and the Arthur L. Irving Institute. Reflecting my deep interest in and commitment to studying Japan, Iām also a non-residential Senior Fellow at the Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research and co-director of Stanfordās Japan Barometer Project.
Before attending graduate school, I worked as a congressional staffer, policy researcher, photojournalist, and English teacher in Belarus, among manyĀ other things. My experiences taught me a great deal about how people interact with each other and exercise power; these experiences have guided many of my research interests over the years.
I enjoy cooking, photography (the header photos are from my travels), and spending time with family and friends. I particularly like traveling around JapanĀ and exploring colleges and university campuses worldwide. š
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