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Unit

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Alberto Díaz-Cayeros

Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Professor by courtesy of Political Science

Stanford University

Affiliations

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford (FSI)

Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law

Vice Provost and Dean of Research

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford (FSI)

Alberto Díaz-cayeros is currently serving as a Democracy, Development, And The Rule Of Law Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Professor by courtesy of Political Science at Stanford University.

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Alberto Díaz-Cayeros

Stanford University

Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Professor by courtesy of Political Science

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political science public policy latin american politics social sciences criminology economics political economy comparative politics social science research international relations governance international criminology economic policy fiscal policy fiscal authority poverty geopolitics political analysis government spending poverty relief criminal organizations health economics world development comparative political studies economic research economic analysis political behavior political geography political studies political science research regime analysis indigenous studies indigenous peoples organized crime drug policy latin america traditional governance mortality decline conflict resolution democracy interpersonal violence violent behavior conflict management international conflict comparative criminology political theory international politics comparative economics urban health cross-border crime spatial politics legal geography institutional change coalition formation candidate selection criminal behavior crime analysis violent crime transnational history invasion biology societal influence behavioral supports juvenile delinquency youth justice impact assessment adolescent psychology political logic portfolio diversification electoral investment citizen engagement local public goods drug war party dominance electoral design equilibrium party hegemony tragic brilliance indigenous resilience neoliberalism government policy political transformation latin american studies political sociology latin american economic history spanish

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gathering, Evaluating, and Aggregating Social Scientific Models. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Miriam A. GoldenTara SloughHaoyu ZhaiAlexandra ScaccoMacartan HumphreysEva VivaltAlberto Diaz-CayerosKim Yi DionneSampada KCEugenia NazrullaevaP. M. AronowJan-Tino BrethouweAnne BuijsroggeJohn BurnettStephanie DeMoraJosé Ramón EnríquezRobbert FokkinkChengyu FuNicholas HaasSarah Virginia HayesHanno HilbigWilliam R. HobbsDan HonigMatthew KavanaghRoy H. A. LindelaufNina McMurryJennifer L. MerollaAmanda RobinsonJulio S. Solís ArceMarijn ten ThijFulya Felicity TürkmenStephen Utych

predictive analyticsensemble algorithmssocial scientistsprediction modellingstatistical inferencecomputational social sciencestatisticsmachine learning researchdata sciencesocial simulationmachine learningsocial scientific explanationsmodel selectionexplainable ai

Coalitions, Indigenous Peoples, and Populism in the Americas. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2022)

Alberto Diaz-Cayeros

political scienceindigenous studiesindigenous peopleslatin american politicspolitical economycoalition formation

Pandemic Spikes and Broken Spears: Indigenous Resilience After the Conquest of Mexico. Journal of Historical Political Economy (2022)

Alberto Diaz-CayerosJuan Espinosa-BalbuenaSaumitra Jha

indigenous studiesindigenous peoplessocietal influenceindigenous resiliencehistorybroken spearscolonialismpolitical historyinternational historyanthropologyculturepolitical economymigration studiesinvasion biologypandemic spikesregional studieseconomic historypolitical ecologytransnational history

Supporting Youth and Families to Prevent Risky Youth Behavior and Delinquency: An Impact Evaluation of a Family Counseling Program in the Caribbean. Children and Youth Services Review (2022)

Stephanie G. StahlbergAlberto Díaz-CayerosRachel Pizatella-Haswell

youth servicescriminal justiceyouth justicemental healthimpact assessmentadolescent healthsocial sciencespsychologycriminologypsychiatryadolescent psychologyrisky youth behaviorimpact evaluationcounseling psychologycaribbean studiesbehavioral supportsjuvenile delinquencysocial justice

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

strategic managemententrepreneurshipmanagementsocial innovationuniversity knowledgeinterorganizational relationshipsbusinesstechnology transfercollaboration processinter-firm coordinationuniversity collaborationsmall business managementindustrial collaboration

The Future of Latin American and Caribbean Cities: Urban Bias and Political Fragments in Place. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Alberto Diaz-Cayeros

political fragmentspolitical scienceurban sociologyurban biascaribbean citiesurban politics

Urban Water Disinfection and Mortality Decline in Lower-Income Countries. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2021)

Sonia R. BhalotraAlberto Diaz-CayerosGrant MillerAlfonso MirandaAtheendar S. Venkataramani

public healtheconomic researchlower-income countriesmortality declineeconomicsenvironmental healthurban healthmaternal healthurban water disinfectionhealth economicseconomic policyeconomic analysisapplied economicshealth policy

Living in Fear: The Dynamics of Extortion in Mexico’s Drug War. Comparative Political Studies (2019)

Beatriz MagaloniGustavo RoblesAila M. MatanockAlberto Diaz-CayerosVidal Romero

political scienceinternational political economycomparative criminologycriminologysocial scienceslatin american politicsdrug warinternational relationsgeopoliticspolitical economycomparative politics

Public Good Provision and Traditional Governance in Indigenous Communities in Oaxaca, Mexico. Comparative Political Studies (2019)

Beatriz MagaloniAlberto Díaz-CayerosAlexander Ruiz Euler

traditional governancepolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative political studiesindigenous communitiesanthropologypublic good provisioncomparative politics

Barriers to Egalitarianism: Distributive Tensions in Latin American Federations. Latin American Research Review (2017)

Pablo BeramendiMelissa RogersAlberto Díaz-Cayeros

political sciencesociologydistributive tensionslatin american federationspublic policycomparative politics

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Alberto Díaz-Cayeros

Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Professor by courtesy of Political Science

Stanford University

Affiliations

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford (FSI)

Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law

Vice Provost and Dean of Research

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford (FSI)

Honors

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Alberto Díaz-Cayeros

Stanford University

Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Professor by courtesy of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gathering, Evaluating, and Aggregating Social Scientific Models. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Coalitions, Indigenous Peoples, and Populism in the Americas. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2022)

Alberto Diaz-Cayeros

political scienceindigenous studiesindigenous peopleslatin american politicspolitical economycoalition formation

Pandemic Spikes and Broken Spears: Indigenous Resilience After the Conquest of Mexico. Journal of Historical Political Economy (2022)

Alberto Diaz-CayerosJuan Espinosa-BalbuenaSaumitra Jha

Supporting Youth and Families to Prevent Risky Youth Behavior and Delinquency: An Impact Evaluation of a Family Counseling Program in the Caribbean. Children and Youth Services Review (2022)

Stephanie G. StahlbergAlberto Díaz-CayerosRachel Pizatella-Haswell

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

The Future of Latin American and Caribbean Cities: Urban Bias and Political Fragments in Place. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Alberto Diaz-Cayeros

political fragmentspolitical scienceurban sociologyurban biascaribbean citiesurban politics

Urban Water Disinfection and Mortality Decline in Lower-Income Countries. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2021)

Sonia R. BhalotraAlberto Diaz-CayerosGrant MillerAlfonso MirandaAtheendar S. Venkataramani

Living in Fear: The Dynamics of Extortion in Mexico’s Drug War. Comparative Political Studies (2019)

Beatriz MagaloniGustavo RoblesAila M. MatanockAlberto Diaz-CayerosVidal Romero

political scienceinternational political economycomparative criminologycriminologysocial scienceslatin american politicsdrug warinternational relationsgeopoliticspolitical economycomparative politics

Public Good Provision and Traditional Governance in Indigenous Communities in Oaxaca, Mexico. Comparative Political Studies (2019)

Beatriz MagaloniAlberto Díaz-CayerosAlexander Ruiz Euler

traditional governancepolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative political studiesindigenous communitiesanthropologypublic good provisioncomparative politics

Barriers to Egalitarianism: Distributive Tensions in Latin American Federations. Latin American Research Review (2017)

Pablo BeramendiMelissa RogersAlberto Díaz-Cayeros

political sciencesociologydistributive tensionslatin american federationspublic policycomparative politics

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