Assoc Professor @nyuniversity | Author of Envy in Politics https://xitter.cf/t.co/VDSp1okI62 | Pews to Politics https://xitter.cf/t.co/82dbRhfY1X | @identities_NYU
Joined May 2011
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Daniel is doing really interesting work on elites: how their composition matters for public goods provision, how and when their economic power translates into political power. See ⬇️ and also his other work at danielbaquero-mendez.com
My paper, “Diverse but united: elites and public goods in early 20th-century Ecuador,” is now online at the Journal of Historical Political Economy.
It asks: How does the composition of economic elites relate to public goods provision? 🧵 (1/9)
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My paper, “Diverse but united: elites and public goods in early 20th-century Ecuador,” is now online at the Journal of Historical Political Economy.
It asks: How does the composition of economic elites relate to public goods provision? 🧵 (1/9)
emerald.com/jhpe/article-abs…
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From our FirstView: The Effects of Exposure to New Electoral Rules: Field Experimental Evidence from Sierra Leone by AVI AHUJA and @GManMac. doi.org/10.1017/S00030554261…
New #OpenAccess Paper Alert! 🚨
In @apsrjournal Avi Ahuja and I share results from a field experiment with @GovernanceFor around a switch from plurality rules to closed-list PR in Sierra Leone’s 2023 parliamentary elections: tinyurl.com/3hytpx5m @CUP_PoliSci
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Together, we show many existing ideas about the effects of PR extend to developing democracies but the mechanisms driving those effects may be about candidate-vote vs. party-voter linkages rather than changes in programmatic politics, political competition, new party entry, etc.