Comparative Political Economy / Comparative Political Economy

Matias Giannoni, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Indigenous Community Authority and Democracy: How Indigenous Identity and Autonomy Shape Democratic Perceptions in Peru - Michael Albertus, Columbia University

Institutionalist approach to development in Latin America. Re-examining the middle-income trap - Pablo Toral, Beloit College; Félix E. E Martín, Florida International University

Property taxation, fiscal capacity, and partisan coordination: evidence from Mexico - Salvador Ascencio Pastora, Harvard University

The Political Origins of Slum Growth and Segregation in Cities - Alice Z. Xu, University of Pennsylvania

To mine or not to mine: Understanding the drivers of tolerance or opposition to mining in the Andes - Camilo Nieto-Matiz, The University of Texas at San Antonio; Zaraí Toledo Orozco, Tulane University

It’s our turn to innovate: Assessing the causes and effects of innovation in Latin America - Christian Rodas, University of Massachusetts-Lowell

Matias Giannoni, Massachusetts Institute of Technology