Welcome!
I'm a second-year PhD student in the Department of Political Science at Vanderbilt University specializing in comparative politics and causal inference. Broadly, I study political economy, multilevel governance and supply-side political behavior in Latin America.
Before coming to Vanderbilt I received an MA in Public Policy and Administration from Universidad de San Andrés and a BA in Political Science from Keiser University, where I played tennis. I'm originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
You can reach me at federico.a.lombisano@vanderbilt.edu.
Research
Working papers
"A President of One's Own? Regional Favoritism in Latin America’s Federations" (with Adrián Lucardi). Under review at Comparative Political Studies [view]
Work in progress
The Judicialization of Fiscal Transfers
The Political Economy of Touristic Development
Property Rights, Institutional Capacity and Political Participation in Peru and Colombia (with Jorge Mangonnet and Jacob Kopas)
Indigenous Plunder Raids and Local State Capacity in Argentina (with Jorge Mangonnet, Christopher Carter and Paola Galano Toro)