Dr. Deloughery’s primary research and teaching interests include the economics of terrorism and political violence, econometrics, and labor economics. Her past research has examined how terrorism, government policies, and elections are related. Current projects include examining the effect of gender equality on terrorism, identifying the reason for simultaneous terrorist attacks, and exploring the impact of military occupations and interventions. Dr. Deloughery completed her Ph.D. in Economics at Ohio State University, where she also served as a Department of Homeland Security Fellow. Deloughery also earned an MA in economics from Ohio State, after having completed a BS in economics from the Georgia Institute of Technology.