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The State, Clientelism and Populism in Latin America
Thu, April 15, 10:40am to 12:10pm CDT (10:40am to 12:10pm CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
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A Typology of Clientelist Strategies: Threats, Promises, Voters, Brokers, and Prospect Theory - Gilles Serra, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE)
Federalism and Inequality in Risk-Taking: Evidence from Location Tracking in Mexico during COVID-19 - Melissa Ziegler Rogers, Claremont Graduate University; Yuzhu Zeng, Claremont Graduate University
Social Consequences of Populism in Latin America - Moises Arce, Tulane University; Yuko Sato, Varieties of Democracy Institute (V-Dem)
Subnational State Capacity and Trust in Governmental Responses to COVID-19: Survey Evidence From Mexico - David Neil Lopez, New York University; Thomas Ricardo Vargas, McMaster University
Whose Questions Get Answered? Differential Responsiveness to Public Information Requests in Mexico* - Brian Palmer-Rubin, Marquette University; Benjamin E. Bagozzi, University of Delaware; Daniel Phillip Berliner, London School of Economics and Political Science; Aaron S. Erlich, McGill University