Transitional                       Authoritarian                      Parties
Justice                                  Backsliding                  &Legislatures

​
  1. Can Transitional Justice Improve the Quality of Representation in New Democracies? (with Milena Ang) World Politics 71 (4): 631-666.  Replication  Online Appendix 
  2. “Accountability by Numbers: A New Global Transitional Justice Dataset ” (with Genevieve Bates and Ipek Cinar) Perspectives on ​Politics (FirstView, June 26, 2019)
  3. "The Role of Domestic Opposition and International Justice Regimes in Peaceful Transitions of Power." Journal of Conflict Resolution 60(7): 1191-1218
  4.  "A Model of Strategic Preemption: Why Do Post Communists Hurts Themselves?" Decyzje 21(2): 31-65, with Marek M. Kaminski).
  5. "Tolerating Mistakes: How do popular perceptions of procedural fairness affect demand for transitional justice?" Journal of Conflict Resolution 56 (3): 490–515.
  6. "Reconciliation, Refugee Returns, and the Impact of International Criminal Justice: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina." NOMOS,  v.51
  7. "Captured Commitments: An Analytic Narrative Approach to Transitions with Transitional Justice." World Politics 62(2): 341–80.
  8. "Lustration and Survival of Parliamentary Parties." Taiwan Journal of Democracy 5(2): 45–68.
  9. "Punish All Perpetrators or Protect the Innocent? Comparing Systems of Transitional Justice." Journal of Theoretical Politics 20(2): 221–45.
  10. "Judging Transitional Justice: A New Criterion for Evaluating Truth Revelation Procedures." Journal of Conflict Resolution 50(3): 283–408.
  11. "Strategic and Normative Aspects of Transitional Justice." Journal of Conflict Resolution 50(3): 295–303.
  12. "What Can Quantitative and Formal Models Teach us About Transitional Justice?" (with Milena Ang) in Oxford Handbook of Transitional Justice
  13. "The Institutional Context of Transitional Justice." In Handbook of Comparative Political Institutions, eds. Jennifer Gandhi and Ruben Ruiz-Rufino, London: Routledge. 
  14. "Critical Dialog [between authors of Skeletons in the Closet: Transitional Justice in Post-Communist Europe and James L. Gibson  Overcoming Historical Injustices: Land Reconciliation in South Africa In Perspectives on Politics 10(2).
  15.  "Lustration", "Institute for National Remembrance", and "Poland."In Cambridge Encyclopedia of Transitional Justice, eds. Lavinia Stan and Nadia Nedelsky. New York: Cambridge University Press,
  16. "The Origins of Competing Claims to Land in East Central Europe: In-kind Restitution as a Problem of Fair Division." In Distributive Justice in Transitions, eds. Morten Bergsmo, César Rodriguez-Garavito, Pablo Kalmanovitz and Maria Paula Saffon. Oslo, Norway: PRIO Forum for International Criminal and Humanitarian Law Publication, Series 6.
  17. "Lustration as a Trust-Building Mechanism? Transitional Justice in Poland." In Effectiveness of the Accountability Mechanisms in Eastern Europe and Latin America, eds. Monica Serrano and Vesselin Popovski. New York: United Nations University Press.
  18.  "Lustration." In The Pursuit of International Criminal Justice: A World Survey on Conflicts, Victimization, and Post-Conflict Justice, ed. M. Cherif Bassiouni. Belgium: Intersentia.
  19.  "Infiltration as Insurance: Committing to Democratization and Committing Peace." In Law in Peace Negotiations, ed. Morten Bergsmo Torkel Opsahl. Norway: Academic EPublisher).
  1. A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Citizen Uncertainty and Democratic Backsliding (with  Caterina Chiopris and Georg Vanberg)​. Appendix
  2. "Authoritarian Infiltration of Organizations: Causes and Consequences." Journal of Politics,  Forthcoming (with Grigore Pop-Eleches). Appendix​
  3. "Transitional Justice and Authoritarian Backsliding"  Constitutional Political Economy ​(OnlineFirst)





Books

Skeletons in the Closet: Transitional Justice in PostCommunist Europe
Cambridge University Press, 2010.
​
Ritual Sacrifices? Transitional Justice and the Fate of Post-Authoritarian Democracies  (expected 2020). Chapters 1-5

WORKING PAPERS: 

1. How Does Kompromat Affect Politics? A Model of Transparency Regimes (with Konstantin Sonin)
 
2. Ang, Milena, Genevieve Bates and Monika Nalepa. 2020. “Identifying the Causal Effect of Truth Commissions on the Quality of Democracy”

3. Nalepa, Monika, Genevieve Bates, Ipek Cinar and Evgenia Olimpieva. 2020. “What is the effect of Personnel Transitional Justice on Crime?”

4. Bates, Genevieve, Monika Nalepa, Ben Konstan and Jordi Vasquez. 2020 “Transitional Justice Against Agents of Repression and the Threat of Regime Change.”

IN POLISH: 
1. Nalepa, Monika. "Sprawiedliwość jako pojęcie transcendentalne: Immanuela Kanta i Simone Weil wyobrażenie o warunkach umożliwiających życie polityczne." ”(“Justice as a Transcendental Concept - Immanuel Kant and Simone Weil” Przegląd Humanistyczny 42, no. 4 (349) (1998).
2. Nalepa, Monika. 1997. “Johna Rawlsa liberalizm bez ideologii” (“John Rawls’ Liberalism Without     Ideology”) Przeglad Filozoficzny. Nowa Seria 4(24): 99–121.
  1. Revisiting Electoral Personalism (with Jose Cheibub) Journal of Theoretical Politics 32 (1):1-10
  2. "Gradual Erosion of the Individual Mandate and the Shift to Majoritarianism in Poland" PS: Political Science & Politics, 52(2): 271-2.​
  3. "Party Institutionalization and Legislative Organization: The Evolution of Agenda Power in the Polish Parliament." The Journal of Comparative Politics 48(3): 353-372. Appendix
  4. "Agenda Setting: the Third Pathway to Voting Unity. Evidence from the Polish Parliament" Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric 50(63): 181-213.
  5. When Does the Personal Vote Matter for Party Loyalty? The Conditional Effects of Candidate-Centered Electoral Systems (with Royce Carroll), Parliamentary Affairs, Parliamentary Affairs 74(1): 102–120. 
  6. The Personal Vote and Party Cohesion: Modeling the Effects of Electoral Rules on Intra-party Politics (with Royce Carroll) Journal of Theoretical Politics 32 (1): 36-69.​​
  7. Poland: the Road to Authoritarianism in Paved by Gradual Majoritarian Shifts" in "Legislative Decline in the 21st Century a Comparative Perspective." Taylor and Francis 2020, eds. Irina Khmelko, Michael Mezey, and Frederick Stapenhurst.  
  8.  "Learning to Manipulate Electoral Rules," In Handbook of Electoral System Choice, ed. Josep Colomer. London: Palgrave-Macmillan (with Marek Kaminski)
WORKING PAPER:
  1. Grzymala-Busse, Anna and Monika Nalepa. 2019. “Clear winners: programmatic ambiguity and the electoral
    punishment of populists”