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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
The papers in this panel offer new insights into preferences the politics of globalization in developing countries, specifically Latin America. Two papers offer new theory and data on the nature of preferences over trade, while the other two papers ask how exposure to globalization affects attitudes toward China.
Longitudinal Analysis of Public Opinion on Trade: Evidence from Latin America - Ignacio Mamone, University of Pittsburgh
Social Preferences for the Margins of Trade - Santiago López-Cariboni, Universidad Católica del Uruguay
Risk or Opportunity: Do Trade Shocks Affect Brazilians' Views about China? - Daniela Campello, Getulio Vargas Foundation; Francisco Urdinez
What do Latin-Americans think of China? Soft Power, Trade and Investment - Kehan Wang, Boston University