Why did the Eurozone crisis prove to be so difficult to resolve? Why was it resolved in a
manner in which some countries bore a much larger share of the pain than other countries …

A burgeoning literature shows that international trade and migration shocks influence
individuals' political attitudes, but relatively little is known about how international financial …

This article discusses why Latin American post-neoliberal parties have varied in their
strategies of capital flow management. In brief, I propose that two complementary channels …

The shifts from state-led development to neoliberalism in Latin America have prompted
debates on the quality of democracy. Although most discussions focus on responsiveness …

This article aims to discuss to what extent populist parties with opposite ideological
backgrounds have differed in their policies towards inherited external financial liberalization …

As the third-largest economic entity in Latin America, Argentina has implemented economic
reforms featuring neoliberal policies since 1989. However, uncertain economic information …

In this article, political economies have been linked to the decision-making processes of
Latin American countries: before and after 1989. Conservative and liberal reforms (with a …

This dissertation discusses how the rise of post-neoliberalism has affected the capital flow
management in Latin America. It is composed of three independent studies that follow …

Financial crises are costly and traumatic events with negative output and employment
consequences that can last for years. Yet episodes of banking, currency, and sovereign debt …

The main purpose of this study is to investigate the extent and manner of the impact of
political economy factors on the de facto exchange rate regime in developing countries and …