Electoral Results Affect Beliefs About the Past: Evidence from Chile
Journal of Public Economics Conditionally Accepted
with Nicolás Ajzenman and Patrício Dominguez
The Autocracy Bandwagon: Political Selection and Autocratic Consolidation
with Guadalupe Tuñón
Email for working paper
Ideology First: Physicians in Bolsonaro’s Brazil
In preparation
with Horacio Larreguy and Letícia Nunes
Special Interest Trade-Offs: Campaign Finance Reforms and Religious Influence in Politics in Brazil
Journal of Politics Forthcoming
with Melani Cammett and Guadalupe Tuñón
Bolsonaro’s Botched Coup Attempt Exposed Political Fault Lines in the Brazilian Democracy
Revista de Ciencia Política · 2024
The Violence of Law-and-Order Politics: The Case of Law Enforcement Candidates in Brazil
American Political Science Review · 2024 · 118(1), 1–20
Recipient of the 2024 Olavo Brasil Jr. Prize, Brazilian Political Science Association
Media Manipulation in Young Democracies: Evidence from the 1989 Brazilian Presidential Election
Comparative Political Studies · 2024 · 67(2)
with Alexsandros Cavgias, Raphael Corbi, and Luis Meloni
Commodity Shocks and Incumbency Effects
British Journal of Political Science · 2022 · 52(4), 1689–1708
with Luis Schiumerini
Disloyal Brokers and Weak Parties
American Journal of Political Science · 2018 · 62(1), 84–98
The New Left in Broker-Mediated Party Systems
in Kapiszewski, Levitsky and Yashar (eds.) The Inclusionary Turn in Latin American Democracies, Cambridge University Press, 2021
with Thad Dunning
The Effect of Re-election on Health Expenditures: An Analysis of the Reputation-Building Model
Brazilian Review of Political Economy (Revista de Economia Política) · 2010 · 30(1), 140–158
with Enlinson Mattos
Scale Economies in the Supply of Health Services: A Study of São Paulo Municipalities
Revista ANPEC · 2009 · 10(2), 357–386
with Paulo Arvate, Enlinson Mattos, Veronica Orellano, and Fabiana Rocha
in Machado, Laura Mueller (org.) Legado de uma Pandemia, Autografia, 2021
with Pedro Burgos
Mexico Centennial: Limited Independence, Limited Democracy
Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies · 2010
with Sinaia Urrusti-Frenk