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Giselle Datz

Associate Professor Government and International Affairs

Virginia Tech

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College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

School of Public and International Affairs

Giselle Datz is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor Government and International Affairs at Virginia Tech.

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Giselle Datz

Virginia Tech

Associate Professor Government and International Affairs

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economics political science finance public policy political economy sovereign debt economic policy international finance latin american politics financial crisis governance macroeconomics international political economy international economics narrative west european politics european public policy entrepreneurship global strategy global policy international business international management middle east policy pragmatics geopolitics global finance regional studies narrative economics complexity theory government policy government administration change management regime analysis competitive advantage economic influences innovation policy innovation economics market innovation national development development policy geopolitical conflict international conflict international politics biopolitics government debt international debt external debt evolutionary economics international monetary system epistemological challenge macroprudential policy response pension fund capitalism pension reform reversal time horizons global turmoil government reinvention market players state innovation global economy inextricable link pension fund developmentalism outlier effects deviant debt contemporary sovereign debt private creditors international financial crisis sovereign debt restructuring international financial architecture financial stability

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The Past as Insufficient Prologue: Sovereign Debt Restructurings in Latin America Since the 1980s. United Nations University series on regionalism (2024)

Giselle Datz

sovereign debt restructuringslatin americasovereign debteconomicsregional studies

Placing Contemporary Sovereign Debt. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Giselle Datz

contemporary sovereign debtfinancial crisiseconomicsfinancecorporate financesovereign debtexternal debtinternational financegovernment debtpublic financeglobal financeinternational debt

Ties That Bind and Blur: Financialization and the Evolution of Sovereign Debt as Private Contract. Review of Evolutionary Political Economy (2021)

Giselle Datz

evolutionary economicspolitical economyfinancesovereign debteconomicsprivate contract

Deviant Debt: Reputation, Litigation, and Outlier Effects in Argentina's Debt Restructuring Saga. New Political Economy (2019)

Giselle DatzKatharine Corcoran

political economyfinanceeconomicspolitical sciencejurisprudencedeviant debtoutlier effectslatin american politics

The International Monetary Fund and Latin America: The Argentine Puzzle in Context, by Claudia Kedar. Critical Policy Studies (2016)

Giselle Datz

economic policyinternational monetary fundmonetary policyeconomicslatin americainternational financeclaudia kedarpolicy analysisargentine puzzleinternational monetary system

Varieties of Power in Latin American Pension Finance: Pension Fund Capitalism, Developmentalism and Statism. Government and Opposition (2014)

Giselle Datz

political economyfinancepublic policypolitical sciencepension fund capitalismgovernancegovernment policy

Brazil and the Israeli—Palestinian Conflict in the New Century: Between Ambition, Idealism, and Pragmatism. Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs (2013)

Giselle DatzJoel Peters

international politicsinternational conflictpolitical sciencepragmaticseast asian studiesgeopolitical conflictinternational relationsforeign policymiddle east policycomparative politicsconflictgeopoliticsbiopoliticshistorylatin american politics

Brazil's Pension Fund Developmentalism. Competition & Change (2013)

Giselle Datz

economic policynational developmentsocial changeeconomicspublic policydevelopment policyeconomic developmentpension fund developmentalismcompetition (economics)

The Politics of Pension Reform Reversal: A Comparative Analysis of Hungary and Argentina. East European Politics (2013)

Giselle DatzKatalin Dancsi

economic policywest european politicspolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencesocial policypension reform reversaleuropean public policy

The Inextricable Link Between Sovereign Debt and Pensions in Argentina, 1993–2010. Latin American Politics and Society (2012)

Giselle Datz

economicsfinancepolitical sciencesovereign debtinternational financepublic financemacroeconomicsinextricable linklatin american politics

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Giselle Datz

Associate Professor Government and International Affairs

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

School of Public and International Affairs

Giselle Datz is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor Government and International Affairs at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Giselle Datz

Virginia Tech

Associate Professor Government and International Affairs

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Past as Insufficient Prologue: Sovereign Debt Restructurings in Latin America Since the 1980s. United Nations University series on regionalism (2024)

Giselle Datz

sovereign debt restructuringslatin americasovereign debteconomicsregional studies

Placing Contemporary Sovereign Debt. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Giselle Datz

contemporary sovereign debtfinancial crisiseconomicsfinancecorporate financesovereign debtexternal debtinternational financegovernment debtpublic financeglobal financeinternational debt

Ties That Bind and Blur: Financialization and the Evolution of Sovereign Debt as Private Contract. Review of Evolutionary Political Economy (2021)

Giselle Datz

evolutionary economicspolitical economyfinancesovereign debteconomicsprivate contract

Deviant Debt: Reputation, Litigation, and Outlier Effects in Argentina's Debt Restructuring Saga. New Political Economy (2019)

Giselle DatzKatharine Corcoran

political economyfinanceeconomicspolitical sciencejurisprudencedeviant debtoutlier effectslatin american politics

The International Monetary Fund and Latin America: The Argentine Puzzle in Context, by Claudia Kedar. Critical Policy Studies (2016)

Giselle Datz

economic policyinternational monetary fundmonetary policyeconomicslatin americainternational financeclaudia kedarpolicy analysisargentine puzzleinternational monetary system

Varieties of Power in Latin American Pension Finance: Pension Fund Capitalism, Developmentalism and Statism. Government and Opposition (2014)

Giselle Datz

political economyfinancepublic policypolitical sciencepension fund capitalismgovernancegovernment policy

Brazil and the Israeli—Palestinian Conflict in the New Century: Between Ambition, Idealism, and Pragmatism. Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs (2013)

Giselle DatzJoel Peters

Brazil's Pension Fund Developmentalism. Competition & Change (2013)

Giselle Datz

economic policynational developmentsocial changeeconomicspublic policydevelopment policyeconomic developmentpension fund developmentalismcompetition (economics)

The Politics of Pension Reform Reversal: A Comparative Analysis of Hungary and Argentina. East European Politics (2013)

Giselle DatzKatalin Dancsi

economic policywest european politicspolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencesocial policypension reform reversaleuropean public policy

The Inextricable Link Between Sovereign Debt and Pensions in Argentina, 1993–2010. Latin American Politics and Society (2012)

Giselle Datz

economicsfinancepolitical sciencesovereign debtinternational financepublic financemacroeconomicsinextricable linklatin american politics

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