Public-Private Partnerships, Distributive Politics, and Infrastructure Development

• In Event: This Land is Your Land: State Capacity and Distributive Politics

Brief Overview

This article analyses whether or not public-private partnerships are used as distributive goods and how a project’s features affect its distributive use. To do so, we collect novel cross-national, electoral district-level geo-coded data.

Authors

• Anthony Michael Bertelli, Pennsylvania State University and Bocconi University

• Eleanor Florence Woodhouse, European University Institute