Leonard Wantchekon

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Nathan NunnProfessor of Economics, University of British ColumbiaAdresse e-mail validée de ubc.ca
Ana L. De La OAssociate professor (without tenure) of Political Science, Yale UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de yale.edu
Dean KarlanProfessor of Economics and Finance, Northwestern UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de northwestern.edu
Alberto ChongGeorgia State University and Universidad del PacificoAdresse e-mail validée de gsu.edu
Omar García-PonceAssistant Professor, George Washington UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de gwu.edu
Nathan JensenUniversity of Texas at AustinAdresse e-mail validée de austin.utexas.edu
Thomas FujiwaraAssociate Professor of Economics and International Affairs, Princeton UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de princeton.edu
Jorge GallegoUniversidad del Rosario, Facultad de Economía, GI de Facultad de EconomíaAdresse e-mail validée de urosario.edu.co
Daniel RubensonDepartment of Politics, Ryerson UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ryerson.ca
James HollyerAssociate Professor of Political Science, University of MinnesotaAdresse e-mail validée de umn.edu
Pedro C. VicenteNova School of Business and Economics - Universidade Nova de LisboaAdresse e-mail validée de novasbe.pt
Robin HardingProfessor, Department of Politics and International Relations, University of OxfordAdresse e-mail validée de politics.ox.ac.uk
Marko KlasnjaGeorgetown UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de georgetown.edu
Fernando Martel GarcíaMicrosoft, Inc.Adresse e-mail validée de nyu.edu
Katrina KosecIFPRI and Johns Hopkins UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cgiar.org
Matt GolderProfessor of Political Science, Pennsylvania State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de psu.edu
Danila SerraAssociate Professor of Economics, Texas A&M UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de tamu.edu
Thomas ZeitzoffAssociate Professor, School of Public Affairs, American UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de american.edu
Piero StanigBocconi UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de unibocconi.it
Gianmarco León-CiliottaUniversitat Pompeu Fabra & Barcelona School of Economics & IPEGAdresse e-mail validée de upf.edu

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Leonard Wantchekon

James Madison Professor of Political Economy, Princeton University

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Political Economy Development Economics Economic History Comparative Politics


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The slave trade and the origins of mistrust in Africa N Nunn, L Wantchekon American Economic Review 101 ((7)), 3221-3252, 2011	2582	2011
Clientelism and voting behavior: Evidence from a field experiment in Benin L Wantchekon World politics 55 (3), 399-422, 2003	1327	2003
Resource wealth and political regimes in Africa N Jensen, L Wantchekon Comparative political studies 37 (7), 816-841, 2004	1076	2004
Does corruption information inspire the fight or quash the hope? A field experiment in Mexico on voter turnout, choice, and party identification A Chong, AL De La O, D Karlan, L Wantchekon The Journal of Politics 77 (1), 55-71, 2015	535*	2015
Why do resource dependent countries have authoritarian governments? L Wantchekon Journal of African Finance and Economic Development 5 (2), 57-77, 2002	421	2002
Education and human capital externalities: evidence from colonial Benin L Wantchekon, M Klašnja, N Novta The quarterly journal of economics 130 (2), 703-757, 2015	346	2015
The Paradox of 'Warlord' Democracy: A Theoretical Investigation L Wantchekon American Political Science Review 98 ((1)), 17-34, 2004	324	2004
Clientelism and vote buying: lessons from field experiments in African elections PC Vicente, L Wantchekon Oxford review of economic policy 25 (2), 292-305, 2009	314	2009
Can informed public deliberation overcome clientelism? Experimental evidence from Benin T Fujiwara, L Wantchekon American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 5 (4), 241-255, 2013	292	2013
Electoral competition under the threat of political unrest M Ellman, L Wantchekon The Quarterly journal of economics 115 (2), 499-531, 2000	200	2000
Political dutch disease R Lam, L Wantchekon Manuscript. New York: Department of Politics, New York University, 2003	151	2003
New advances in experimental research on corruption RM Isaac, DA Norton Emerald Group Publishing, 2012	122	2012
A theory of post-civil war democratization L Wantchekon, Z Neeman Journal of Theoretical Politics 14 (4), 439-464, 2002	119	2002
Can information improve rural governance and service delivery? K Kosec, L Wantchekon World Development 125, 104376, 2020	111	2020
The “game” of torture L Wantchekon, A Healy Journal of Conflict Resolution 43 (5), 596-609, 1999	90	1999
Do electoral handouts affect voting behavior? J Guardado, L Wantchekon Electoral Studies 53, 139-149, 2018	85	2018
Corruption and ideology in autocracies JR Hollyer, L Wantchekon JL Econ. & Org. 31, 499, 2015	77	2015
Dictatorships as a political Dutch Disease R Lam, L Wantchekon Economic Growth Center, Yale University Working Papers, 1999	76	1999
Public investment in rural infrastructure: Some political economy considerations MP Blimpo, R Harding, L Wantchekon Journal of African Economies 22 (suppl_2), ii57-ii83, 2013	73	2013
On the nature of first democratic elections L Wantchekon Journal of Conflict Resolution 43 (2), 245-258, 1999	72	1999

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