Research

My research interests center on Political Economics and particularly on Historical Political Economics and Comparative Political Economics. My PhD dissertation investigated a neglected aspect of transitions to or out of democracy: political risk. It furthermore identifies how social turmoil and political mobilization encourage transitions and how the political risk they entail affects post-transition economic and political outcomes.

This interest for political risk materialized into different projects in international economics or political economics. Alll of them encompass a touch of economic history. My current research focuses on Political Economics at war and on purges and post-conflict politics.


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