Peer-Reviewed Articles
Hector Bahamonde and Andrea Canales (2022). “Electoral Risk and Vote Buying, Introducing Prospect Theory to the Experimental Study of Clientelism.” In: Electoral Studies 80. December, pp. 102497.
[Paper]Hector Bahamonde (2022). “Still for Sale: The Micro-Dynamics of Vote Selling in the United States, Evidence from a List Experiment.” In: Acta Politica 57.1, pp. 73-95.
[Paper] [Data]Hector Bahamonde and Mart Trasberg (2021). “Inclusive Institutions, Unequal Outcomes: Democracy, State Capacity, and Income Inequality.” In: European Journal of Political Economy 70. May, pp. 102048.
[Paper] [Cumulative Census Data] [Media coverage (NYT)]Felix Modrego, Andrea Canales, and Hector Bahamonde (2020). “Employment Effects of COVID-19 Across Chilean Regions: An Application of the Translog Cost Function.” In: Regional Science Policy & Practice 12.6, pp. 1151-1167.
[Paper]Hector Bahamonde (2018). “Aiming Right at You: Group versus Individual Clientelistic Targeting in Brazil.” In: Journal of Politics in Latin America 10.2, pp. 41-76.
[Paper] [Data]Juan Pablo Luna et al. (2011). “El Secreto de mi Exito: Parte II. Los Caminos a Vaparaiso en 2009.” In: Revista de Ciencia Política 31.2, pp. 285-310.
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Submitted, Under Review, Revise and Resubmit.
- Hector Bahamonde and Outi Sarpila. “Physical Appearance and Elections: An Inequality Perspective.” Revise and Resubmit, Political Psychology.
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In Preparation
Hector Bahamonde, Heikki Kaupi, Igor Kovac and Wilma Nissila. “Not Just Guns or Butter, but What Came First—Guns or Butter? Introducing GVAR to International Relations.”
[Abstract]Hector Bahamonde. “Illiberal Democrats: The 2016 United States Presidential Election as a Critical Juncture, a Conjoint Experiment.”
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Invited Book Reviews
- Inés Durán Matute (2019). Indigenous Peoples and the Geographies of Power: Mezcala’s Narratives of Neoliberal Governance. Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research, Routledge.