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Beatriz Maldonado

College of Charleston

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College of Charleston

Department Of Economics And Finance

Studies Of Department Of International

NoneBeatriz Maldonado is currently serving as a College Of Charleston faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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political science public policy latin american politics gender studies economics gender inequality gender diversity latin american economic history democracy gender equality politics feminist theory governance political sociology women's studies feminist studies political analysis political studies climatic change women's empowerment political transformation latin american studies constitutional law social policy voluntary sector public money sex roles earth system science international economic law public integrity global policy latin american research women's rights government spending government budget gender disparities socio-economic issues climatic impact climate disasters climate crisis climate issues corruption bribery government policy political systems inter-american relation climate variability climate change effects future climatic change policy makers female legislators foreign aid how constitutional institutions international crises gender outcomes evo morales civil unrest difference analysis latin america economic impact economic freedom regime memory divided government temperature-conflict nexus

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Do U.S. Trade Agreements Affect Corruption in Latin America? a Difference in Difference Analysis. Public Finance Review (2024)

international economic lawcorruptiondifference analysistradepublic integrityeconomicslatin american politicslatin americalatin american economic historyglobal policypublic policybriberyinternational trade

Political Systems, Regime Memory, and Economic Freedom. Contemporary Economic Policy (2024)

Peter CalcagnoBeatriz MaldonadoTodd NesbitMary Frances Zeager

regime memoryphilosophy of social scienceeconomicspolitical scienceeconomic freedom

Divided Government in Latin America. Applied Economics Letters (2019)

democracycomparative political studieslatin american researchpolitical partiesdivided governmentlatin american studiespolitical sociologypolitical systemslatin american economic historydemocratizationpolitical sciencegovernancelatin american politicsinter-american relationcomparative politics

Do Foreign Aid Donors Reward Recipients for Improving Gender Outcomes?. Applied Economics Letters (2019)

gender equalitygender studiesvoluntary sectorsex rolessocial policygender outcomesgender diversitysociologygender disparitiesgender inequality

Is There Adaptation to Predictable Climate Change Along the Temperature-Conflict Nexus? Evidence From the El NiñO Southern Oscillation. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

climate changetemperature-conflict nexusearth scienceclimate variabilityclimatic changefuture climatic changeclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate developmentclimate change effects

Identity, Patronage, and Redistribution: Economic Inequality in Bolivia Under Evo Morales. Journal of Economics Race and Policy (2018)

evo moralespolitical economypolitical transformationlatin american studieseconomicseconomic inequalitypolitical sciencelatin american economic historylatin american politicssocio-economic issues

Climate Change and Civil Unrest: Evidence From the El Niio Southern Oscillation. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

climate changecivil unrestearth scienceclimate disastersclimatic changeearth system scienceclimatic impactclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate crisislatin american politicsclimatologyclimate issues

Identity, Patronage, and Redistribution: The Economic Impact of Evo Morales. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

economic impactdemocracypolitical studiesneoliberalismpolitical economypolitical transformationgovernment policypolitical sciencepublic policy

Women as Policy Makers and Donors: Female Legislators and Foreign Aid. European Journal of Political Economy (2015)

political analysiswomen's studiesgender equalitypoliticsgender studieswomen's empowermentforeign aidfeminist theorypolicy makersgender diversitypolitical sciencewomen's rightsfemale legislatorspublic policygender inequalityfeminist studies

Are Female Politicians More Responsive to International Crises?. Applied Economics Letters (2014)

international criseswomen's studiesgender equalitygender studieswomen's empowermentfeminist theorygender diversitygender inequalitypolitical sciencepolitical sociologypoliticsfeminist studies

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Beatriz Maldonado

College of Charleston

Affiliations

College of Charleston

Department Of Economics And Finance

Studies Of Department Of International

NoneBeatriz Maldonado is currently serving as a College Of Charleston faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Beatriz Maldonado

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Do U.S. Trade Agreements Affect Corruption in Latin America? a Difference in Difference Analysis. Public Finance Review (2024)

Political Systems, Regime Memory, and Economic Freedom. Contemporary Economic Policy (2024)

Peter CalcagnoBeatriz MaldonadoTodd NesbitMary Frances Zeager

regime memoryphilosophy of social scienceeconomicspolitical scienceeconomic freedom

Divided Government in Latin America. Applied Economics Letters (2019)

Do Foreign Aid Donors Reward Recipients for Improving Gender Outcomes?. Applied Economics Letters (2019)

gender equalitygender studiesvoluntary sectorsex rolessocial policygender outcomesgender diversitysociologygender disparitiesgender inequality

Is There Adaptation to Predictable Climate Change Along the Temperature-Conflict Nexus? Evidence From the El NiñO Southern Oscillation. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

climate changetemperature-conflict nexusearth scienceclimate variabilityclimatic changefuture climatic changeclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate developmentclimate change effects

Identity, Patronage, and Redistribution: Economic Inequality in Bolivia Under Evo Morales. Journal of Economics Race and Policy (2018)

evo moralespolitical economypolitical transformationlatin american studieseconomicseconomic inequalitypolitical sciencelatin american economic historylatin american politicssocio-economic issues

Climate Change and Civil Unrest: Evidence From the El Niio Southern Oscillation. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

climate changecivil unrestearth scienceclimate disastersclimatic changeearth system scienceclimatic impactclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate crisislatin american politicsclimatologyclimate issues

Identity, Patronage, and Redistribution: The Economic Impact of Evo Morales. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

economic impactdemocracypolitical studiesneoliberalismpolitical economypolitical transformationgovernment policypolitical sciencepublic policy

Women as Policy Makers and Donors: Female Legislators and Foreign Aid. European Journal of Political Economy (2015)

Are Female Politicians More Responsive to International Crises?. Applied Economics Letters (2014)

international criseswomen's studiesgender equalitygender studieswomen's empowermentfeminist theorygender diversitygender inequalitypolitical sciencepolitical sociologypoliticsfeminist studies

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