Beatriz Magaloni

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Beatriz Magaloni

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Beatriz Magaloni's Degrees

PhD Political Science Stanford University
Masters Political Science Stanford University
Bachelors Political Science Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Beatriz Magaloni is a political scientist. She is the Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Relations, Professor of Political Science, and a Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University. Since 2021, Magaloni is also a Non-resident fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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Beatriz Magaloni's Published Works

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Published Works

Voting for Autocracy: Hegemonic Party Survival and its Demise in Mexico (2006) (1331)
Credible Power-Sharing and the Longevity of Authoritarian Rule (2008) (807)
Political Order and One-Party Rule (2010) (448)
Patrons, Clients, and Policies: Clientelism and portfolio diversification: a model of electoral investment with applications to Mexico (2007) (241)
The Beheading of Criminal Organizations and the Dynamics of Violence in Mexico (2015) (198)
The political logic of poverty relief : electoral strategies and social policy in Mexico (2016) (171)
The Game of Electoral Fraud and the Ousting of Authoritarian Rule (2010) (151)
Traditional Governance, Citizen Engagement, and Local Public Goods: Evidence from Mexico (2014) (134)
Tragic Brilliance: Equilibrium Party Hegemony in Mexico (2003) (112)
Party Dominance and the Logic of Electoral Design in Mexico’s Transition to Democracy (2001) (94)
Authoritarianism, Democracy and the Supreme Court: Horizontal Exchange and the Rule of Law in Mexico (2003) (68)
Taking to the Streets: Theory and Evidence on Protests under Authoritarianism (2011) (60)
Economic Consequences of Drug-Trafficking Violence in Mexico (2013) (59)
Living in Fear: The Dynamics of Extortion in Mexico’s Drug War (2015) (57)
Tragic Brilliance : Equilibrium Hegemony And Democratization in Mexico (2003) (56)
Killing in the Slums: Social Order, Criminal Governance, and Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro (2018) (54)
Rule by Law: The Politics of Courts in Authoritarian Regimes: Enforcing the Autocratic Political Order and the Role of Courts: The Case of Mexico (2008) (50)
Authoritarian Survival and Poverty Traps: Land Reform in Mexico (2014) (49)
Poverty, Inequality, and Democracy (II): Aiding Latin America's Poor (2009) (45)
Voting for Autocracy: Frontmatter (2006) (44)
The Third Wave of Democratization in Latin America: The Demise of Mexico's One-Party Dominant Regime: Elite Choices and the Masses in the Establishment of Democracy (2005) (38)
The politics of public spending, part II - the Programa Nacional de Solidaridad (PRONASOL) in Mexico (2003) (32)
The politics of public spending. Part I - The logic of vote buying (2004) (32)
Democratization and the Economy in Mexico: Equilibrium (PRI) Hegemony and its Demise (2001) (27)
Citizen Loyalty, Mass Protest and Authoritarian Survival * (2008) (24)
Presidential Approval and Public Security in Mexico's War on Crime (2016) (21)
Legislatures and Policy Making in Authoritarian Regimes (2020) (21)
Legalist vs. Interpretativist: The Supreme Court and the Democratic Transition in Mexico (2009) (21)
Partisan Cleavages, State Retrenchment, And Free Trade: Latin America in the 1990s (2008) (21)
12. The Issues, the Vote, and the Mandate for Change (2003) (20)
Institutionalized Police Brutality: Torture, the Militarization of Security, and the Reform of Inquisitorial Criminal Justice in Mexico (2020) (20)
Public Good Provision and Traditional Governance in Indigenous Communities in Oaxaca, Mexico (2019) (17)
How the Mexican drug war affects kids and schools? Evidence on effects and mechanisms (2016) (15)
The Mexican War on Drugs: Crime and the Limits of Government Persuasion (2015) (13)
Latin America in the 1990 s * (2008) (10)
The Core Voter Model : Evidence From Mexico 1 (2007) (9)
Mexico: Designing Electoral Rules by a Dominant Party (2004) (8)
Caught in the crossfire: the geography of extortion and police corruption in Mexico (2015) (8)
The Enemy at Home: Exploring the Social Roots of Criminal Organizations in Mexico (2012) (8)
Courts in Latin America: Legalist versus Interpretativist (2011) (7)
11. Strategic Coordination in the 2000 Mexican Presidential Race (2003) (6)
Mexico in the Grip of Violence (2016) (6)
Torture as a Method of Criminal Prosecution: Democratization, Criminal Justice Reform, and the Mexican Drug War (2019) (4)
How Do Crime and Violence Impact Presidential Approval? Examining the Dynamics of the Mexican Case (2013) (4)
The Economic Consequences of Drug Trafficking in Mexico (2016) (4)
Strategies of Vote Buying (2016) (4)
Activists vs. Legalists: The Mexican Supreme Court and its Ideological Battles by (2009) (3)
Autocracies of the World, 1950-2012 (2023) (3)
Voting for Autocracy: Cambridge Cultural Social Studies (2006) (3)
Poverty Relief in Latin America (2016) (3)
Information , Female Empowerment and Governance in Oaxaca , Mexico (2010) (2)
Presidential Approval in Hard Times: Mexico’s War on Crime (2014) (2)
Taking to the Streets Protests and Regime Survival ∗ (2018) (1)
No Self-Control: Decentralized Agenda Power and the Dimensional Structure of the Mexican Supreme Court (2010) (1)
Voting for autocracy: How governments steal elections (2005) (1)
How body-worn cameras affect the use of gunshots, stop-and searches and other forms of police behavior: A Randomized Control Trial in Rio de Janeiro (2020) (1)
riminal groups are above the law because they have managed to capture and corrupt the state . ” Mexico in the Grip of Violence (2016) (0)
Other Books in the Series (continued from page iii) (2022) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: CONCLUSION (2006) (0)
Iran in Ferment (2009) (0)
Political Determinants of Mass Attitudes Toward Globalization and State Retrenchment in Latin America (2006) (0)
Poverty Relief in Mexico: A Geographic Approach (2016) (0)
IDEOLOGICAL DIVISIONS IN THE OPPOSITION CAMP (2006) (0)
Conclusion: The Politics of Entitled Social Protection (2016) (0)
PA R T I S A N C L E AVAG E S , S T AT E RETRENCHMENT , AND FREE TRADE Latin America in the 1990s* (2008) (0)
Saving Lives: Social Programs and Infant Mortality Rates (2016) (0)
Clientelism and the Political Manipulation of Pronasol (2016) (0)
What works to Prevent Violence Amongst Youth (2020) (0)
Political Machines and Vote Buying (2016) (0)
Torture as a method of criminal prosecution: Democratization, Criminal Justice Reform, and the Drug War in Mexico (2019) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: BUDGET CYCLES UNDER PRI HEGEMONY (2006) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: THE POLITICS OF VOTE BUYING (2006) (0)
When do politicians have an incentive to improve public service delivery to the poor? A substantial literature in political science, and among economists in the political economy (2003) (0)
to Democracy Party Dominance and the Logic of Electoral Design in Mexico's Transition (2012) (0)
STRUCTURAL DETERMINANTS OF MASS SUPPORT FOR THE PRI (2006) (0)
Improving Communities: Transfers for Basic Public Services (2016) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: JUDGING ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN HARD TIMES (2006) (0)
Report on Police Professionalization and Citizen Trust August 2018 (2019) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: INTRODUCTION (2006) (0)
Violent Crime as a Global Development Challenge: Causes and Menu of Interventions1 (2018) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: HOW VOTERS CHOOSE AND MASS COORDINATION DILEMMAS (2006) (0)
Electoral Payoffs of Antipoverty Programs (2016) (0)
State-Evading Solutions to Violence: Organized Crime and Governance in Indigenous Mexico (2022) (0)
ELECTORAL FRAUD AND THE GAME OF ELECTORAL TRANSITIONS (2006) (0)
Frame Effects and its Limits on Crime and Violence Policy Interventions: The Mexican War on Drugs (2013) (0)
Engaging, Empowering, and Enabling Youth to Lead Social Action in the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro (2020) (0)
Voting for Autocracy: EQUILIBRIUM PARTY HEGEMONY (2006) (0)
Torture as a method of criminal prosecution: Police Brutality, the Militarization of Security and the Reform of Inquisitorial Criminal Justice in Mexico (2020) (0)
The Consequences of Clientelism and Entitlements (2016) (0)
Warriors and Vigilantes as Police Officers: Evidence from a Field Experiment with Body-Cameras in Rio de Janeiro (2022) (0)

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