Papá de Leon y Milo. Argentine polisci prof @NotreDame Yale PhD. Bostero y Messiánico.
South Bend, IN
Joined April 2015
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Very excited about sharing parts of our book manuscript with Scott Mainwaring using novel approaches to measuring beliefs about regime performance at @VU_CGD #WISM
📢 Join us this Wednesday, Oct. 21, for our next #WISM!
🎤 @lschiume (University of Notre Dame)
🕚 11 a.m. CT
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📢 Join us this Wednesday, Oct. 21, for our next #WISM!
🎤 @lschiume (University of Notre Dame)
🕚 11 a.m. CT
💻 Free & virtual via Zoom
Sign up to receive the Zoom invitation and join the conversation on international survey methods!
🔗 vanderbilt.edu/cgd/workshop-…
Really important contribution explaining something counterintuitive yet crucial: why do labor reforms do not map cleanly onto government ideology?
The right and center-right keep winning elections in Latin America, and labor reform is central to their agenda. Why do these reforms vary so much across governments? In a new @LAPSjournal paper with @oliviaberisso23 and @tomas_divizia, we address this puzzle 🧵 1/3
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The right and center-right keep winning elections in Latin America, and labor reform is central to their agenda. Why do these reforms vary so much across governments? In a new @LAPSjournal paper with @oliviaberisso23 and @tomas_divizia, we address this puzzle 🧵 1/3
Parabéns @profFelipeNunes @guiarusso por trazer o melhor da ciência política para melhorar a qualidade da informação e conversa politica!
1/ Quem acompanhou a eleição brasileira pelas tendências das pesquisas da Quaest teve poucas surpresas na noite de ontem. Os levantamentos publicados conseguiram captar tendências que se confirmaram nas urnas, incluindo o voto útil da direita na eleição presidencial, um recorde de vitórias em 1º turno nos estados e o desfecho de algumas das disputas estaduais mais apertadas do país.
Trabalho independente, científico e que reúne uma equipe incrível de jovens pesquisadores determinados a entender o Brasil.
Segue o fio para um balanço geral….
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1/ Quem acompanhou a eleição brasileira pelas tendências das pesquisas da Quaest teve poucas surpresas na noite de ontem. Os levantamentos publicados conseguiram captar tendências que se confirmaram nas urnas, incluindo o voto útil da direita na eleição presidencial, um recorde de vitórias em 1º turno nos estados e o desfecho de algumas das disputas estaduais mais apertadas do país.
Trabalho independente, científico e que reúne uma equipe incrível de jovens pesquisadores determinados a entender o Brasil.
Segue o fio para um balanço geral….
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Excited to welcome @VirOliveros at the inaugural @LSEnews Comparative Politics seminar series today *12:00 - 1:30 pm UK time* (in-person and online). She will present “The Policy Basis of Affective Polarization in Weak Party Systems” (with @NoamLupu and @lschiume ) @LSEGovernment
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Este libro de @jazsierra aborda de manera novedosa un fenómeno en ascenso: las políticas estatales para promover el desarrollo económico. Jazmín se pregunta por qué los Estados las impulsan. Economía política de primer nivel; háganse el favor de leerlo.
Globalized State-led Development is out @CUP_PoliSci @RBlaifeder! I revisit the developmental state for an era of global capital and democracy, asking why governments support the global investments of national firms. Brazil is at the center, comparative engagement with China.
Lean al genio de @arschipani. Pocos saben más de la economía política de la pobreza.
Conversé con @astridpikielny en @LANACION sobre "Pobreza: la grieta que importa":en los barrios populares se quebraron las tramas de crianza y la narrariva del ascenso social, y la política social contiene más que integrar al trabajo formal y a la escuela. lanacion.com.ar/politica/and…
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Conversé con @astridpikielny en @LANACION sobre "Pobreza: la grieta que importa":en los barrios populares se quebraron las tramas de crianza y la narrariva del ascenso social, y la política social contiene más que integrar al trabajo formal y a la escuela. lanacion.com.ar/politica/and…
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Gracias @ertenembaum por mencionar una idea central de “Pobreza: la grieta que importa”:el índice del INDEC es un indicador relevante, pero lo más preocupante es la pobreza estructural, que divide cada vez más a una Argentina integrada y otra excluida.Más sobre el libro en hilo👇🏻
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Globalization did not end state-led development – it changed how governments pursue it.
In her new book, Globalized State-led Development, Kellogg Faculty Fellow Jazmín Sierra examines how countries such as Brazil and China have adapted industrial policy by supporting national firms’ expansion abroad to gain access to markets, knowledge, and technology.
At a recent Kellogg book launch, Sierra discussed the book with Ben Ross Schneider of MIT and Dan Slater of the University of Michigan, who highlighted its contributions to debates about industrial policy, development, and democracy.
Read more: go.nd.edu/9c603d
@jazsierra
@SlaterPolitics
@CambridgeUP
Bookmarking this seminal contribution to understand the politically crucial yet severely understudied 21st century politicization of rural interests in Latin America. A must read for scholars of political economy in Latin America and beyond.
Happy to announce that Shocks, Democracy and Rural Unrest joint with @jmangonnet has just came out with @CambridgeUP and is free to download for 4 weeks here:
cambridge.org/core/elements/…
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Happy to announce that Shocks, Democracy and Rural Unrest joint with @jmangonnet has just came out with @CambridgeUP and is free to download for 4 weeks here:
cambridge.org/core/elements/…
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Such an important topic and sounds like a stellar book from the blurbs on the back. I'm looking forward to reading it!
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Va a tocar actualizar los silabos de Teoría del Estado. De la autonomía enraizada de Evans a la autonomía frágil del estado desarrollista en tiempos de sociedades civiles más dinámicas y en un contexto más globalizado. Felicitaciones @jazsierra!
Globalized State-led Development is out @CUP_PoliSci @RBlaifeder! I revisit the developmental state for an era of global capital and democracy, asking why governments support the global investments of national firms. Brazil is at the center, comparative engagement with China.
State-led development is alive and well, as @jazsierra demonstrates in her brilliant new book, Globalized State-led Development (@CambridgeUP).
Governments in the Global South actively create homegrown multinational corporations as a deliberate strategy of structural economic transformation. Built on fifteen months of fieldwork in Brazil, an original dataset of Brazilian multinationals, and over 150 interviews, the book also shows its broader reach through an in-depth case study of China.
The magnitude of the contribution led Peter Evans, one of the key figures of the state-led development tradition, to call it "a gift." Read, assign, and enjoy this wonderful book!
Globalized State-led Development is out @CUP_PoliSci @RBlaifeder! I revisit the developmental state for an era of global capital and democracy, asking why governments support the global investments of national firms. Brazil is at the center, comparative engagement with China.
Incredibly honored to receive @APSAtweets Dahl Award for the best scholarship on democracy for my book Incumbency Bias. The timing couldn't be better with my mentor, hero and advisor Sue Stokes as APSA president.
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Thank you to all attendees and congratulations to all award recipients at the 2026 Reception Honoring APSA awardees!
Meet the APSA Award recipients:
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No podría recomendar más este libro de @arschipani, académico brillante en estudios de política social, y una lista de los que más saben de pobreza, como Tommasi, Zarazaga y Cruces.