Piero Stanig

PhD candidate, Department of Political Science, Columbia University.

Fellow, Alexander Hamilton Center for Political Economy, New York University.

Curriculum Vitae

Papers:

Does Defamation Law Affect How Newspapers Cover Corruption in Mexico? 

A Bayesian Instrumental Variable Model of the Coverage of Corruption in the Mexican Press. (Poster) 

Stealing to Buy a Reputation: A Model of Corruption and Campaign Finance, with Cross-National Evidence.

Domesticated Publishers, Silenced Journalists: The Political Economy of Press Freedom and Press Subjugation.

Why Do the Poor Support Right-Wing Parties? A Cross-National Analysis. (with John Huber).

Redistribution through Taxes and Charity: The Cost of “Compassionate Conservatism” to the Secular Poor. (with John Huber).

Teaching:

Political and Bureaucratic Corruption. (Graduate, Fall 07.) Syllabus

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