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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
Thomas FujiwaraAssociate Professor of Economics and International Affairs, Princeton UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de princeton.edu
Nathan JensenUniversity of Texas at AustinAdresse e-mail validée de austin.utexas.edu
Daniel RubensonDepartment of Politics, Toronto Metropolitan UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ryerson.ca
James HollyerAssociate Professor of Political Science, University of MinnesotaAdresse e-mail validée de umn.edu
Jorge GallegoUniversidad del Rosario, Facultad de Economía, GI de Facultad de EconomíaAdresse e-mail validée de urosario.edu.co
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	2670	2011
Clientelism and voting behavior: Evidence from a field experiment in Benin L Wantchekon World politics 55 (3), 399-422, 2003	1358	2003
Resource wealth and political regimes in Africa N Jensen, L Wantchekon Comparative political studies 37 (7), 816-841, 2004	1107	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	554*	2015
Why do resource dependent countries have authoritarian governments? L Wantchekon Journal of African Finance and Economic Development 5 (2), 57-77, 2002	427	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	354	2015
The Paradox of 'Warlord' Democracy: A Theoretical Investigation L Wantchekon American Political Science Review 98 ((1)), 17-34, 2004	331	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	322	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	298	2013
Electoral competition under the threat of political unrest M Ellman, L Wantchekon The Quarterly journal of economics 115 (2), 499-531, 2000	205	2000
Political dutch disease R Lam, L Wantchekon Manuscript. New York: Department of Politics, New York University, 2003	153	2003
New advances in experimental research on corruption RM Isaac, DA Norton Emerald Group Publishing, 2012	125	2012
Can information improve rural governance and service delivery? K Kosec, L Wantchekon World Development 125, 104376, 2020	124	2020
A theory of post-civil war democratization L Wantchekon, Z Neeman Journal of Theoretical Politics 14 (4), 439-464, 2002	124	2002
The “game” of torture L Wantchekon, A Healy Journal of Conflict Resolution 43 (5), 596-609, 1999	92	1999
Do electoral handouts affect voting behavior? J Guardado, L Wantchekon Electoral Studies 53, 139-149, 2018	90	2018
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	82	2013
Dictatorships as a political Dutch Disease R Lam, L Wantchekon Economic Growth Center, Yale University Working Papers, 1999	76	1999
Why do resource abundant countries have authoritarian governments? L Wantchekon Journal of African Development 5 (2), 145-176, 2002	72	2002
On the nature of first democratic elections L Wantchekon Journal of Conflict Resolution 43 (2), 245-258, 1999	72	1999

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