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Jennifer Pribble

Professor of Political Science and Global Studies

University of Richmond

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School of Arts & Sciences

Department Of Political Science

Department of Global Studies

Jennifer Pribble is currently serving as a Political Science Professor of Political Science and Global Studies at University of Richmond.

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Jennifer Pribble

University of Richmond

Professor of Political Science and Global Studies

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political science latin american politics public policy political economy social policy latin american research latin america latin american economic history political sociology political studies democracy comparative politics political systems inter-american relation social policy research government policy latin american studies politics political parties political transformation social sciences poverty global health crisis sociology communicable diseases public health preparedness policy modeling health systems social protection governance crisis management sustainable development virus eradication global finance information visualization political analysis political behavior political power public governance land redistribution political theory cash transfers covid-19 pandemic societal influence virus epidemiology international monetary system international financial crisis economic reform socio-economic issues policy design policy perspective educational systems education reform spatial politics international politics diagrammatic reasoning visualization (graphics) health reform global healthcare universal health care human welfare public welfare segmented expansion social policy expansion elites face demands health service delivery territorial inequality sustainable redistribution left governments cash transfer responses first 12 lap volume 64 social assistance reform state capacity sub-national perspective south american neighbors

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From Dignity to “Screw Them”: Emotion, Policy, and Generic Appeals in Chile’s Constitutional Television Campaigns. Latin American Research Review (2025)

political behaviorchile ’political sciencegeneric appealspolitical studiesdemocracyconstitutional television campaignslatin american politicspolitical analysispolitical communicationmedia studiesgovernment policylatin american studiesjournalism

La EconomíA PolíTica De Una ExpansióN Segmentada. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Camila ArzaRossana CastiglioniJuliana Martínez FranzoniSara NiedzwieckiJennifer PribbleDiego Sánchez-Ancochea

political economyeconomics

Social Policy and State Capacity From a Sub-National Perspective. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Sara NiedzwieckiJennifer Pribble

sub-national perspectivestate capacitysocial policypolitical science

Social Policy Expansion and Retrenchment in Latin America: Causal Paths to Successful Reform. Journal of Social Policy (2023)

Sara NiedzwieckiJennifer Pribble

latin americasocial policysocial policy expansionpolitical science

The Politics of Social Protection During Times of Crisis. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

social policysocial policy researchpolitical sociologypolitical sciencepolitical studiescrisis managementpublic governancesocial protectionpublic policygovernment policy

Lap Volume 64 Issue 1 Cover and Front Matter. Latin American Politics and Society (2022)

lap volume 64

The Political Economy of Segmented Expansion. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Camila ArzaRossana CastiglioniJuliana Martínez FranzoniSara NiedzwieckiJennifer PribbleDiego Sánchez-Ancochea

segmented expansionpolitical economypolitical science

Breadth and Sufficiency of Cash Transfer Responses in Ten Latin American Countries During the First 12 Months of the Covid-19 Pandemic. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2021)

global health crisisfirst 12international healthcovid-19cash transferscommunicable diseasescash transfer responsespublic health preparednessglobal healthcovid-19 pandemicepidemiology

Remaking the Welfare State. Pandemic Successes and Failures in Chile. ReVista Harvard Review on Latin America (2021)

human welfarelatin american economic historysocial policywelfareglobal health crisispovertypublic welfarepolicy analysislatin american politicshealth systemspublic health preparednessglobal healthpublic policypolicy modelingwelfare state

Rethinking Measures of Democracy and Welfare State Universalism: Lessons From Subnational Research. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Agustina GiraudyJennifer Pribble

subnational researchsocial sciencespolitical sciencedemocracypublic policywelfare state universalismdemocratic theory

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Jennifer Pribble

Professor of Political Science and Global Studies

University of Richmond

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Department Of Political Science

Department of Global Studies

Jennifer Pribble is currently serving as a Political Science Professor of Political Science and Global Studies at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jennifer Pribble

University of Richmond

Professor of Political Science and Global Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From Dignity to “Screw Them”: Emotion, Policy, and Generic Appeals in Chile’s Constitutional Television Campaigns. Latin American Research Review (2025)

La EconomíA PolíTica De Una ExpansióN Segmentada. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Camila ArzaRossana CastiglioniJuliana Martínez FranzoniSara NiedzwieckiJennifer PribbleDiego Sánchez-Ancochea

political economyeconomics

Social Policy and State Capacity From a Sub-National Perspective. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Sara NiedzwieckiJennifer Pribble

sub-national perspectivestate capacitysocial policypolitical science

Social Policy Expansion and Retrenchment in Latin America: Causal Paths to Successful Reform. Journal of Social Policy (2023)

Sara NiedzwieckiJennifer Pribble

latin americasocial policysocial policy expansionpolitical science

The Politics of Social Protection During Times of Crisis. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

social policysocial policy researchpolitical sociologypolitical sciencepolitical studiescrisis managementpublic governancesocial protectionpublic policygovernment policy

Lap Volume 64 Issue 1 Cover and Front Matter. Latin American Politics and Society (2022)

lap volume 64

The Political Economy of Segmented Expansion. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Camila ArzaRossana CastiglioniJuliana Martínez FranzoniSara NiedzwieckiJennifer PribbleDiego Sánchez-Ancochea

segmented expansionpolitical economypolitical science

Breadth and Sufficiency of Cash Transfer Responses in Ten Latin American Countries During the First 12 Months of the Covid-19 Pandemic. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2021)

global health crisisfirst 12international healthcovid-19cash transferscommunicable diseasescash transfer responsespublic health preparednessglobal healthcovid-19 pandemicepidemiology

Remaking the Welfare State. Pandemic Successes and Failures in Chile. ReVista Harvard Review on Latin America (2021)

Rethinking Measures of Democracy and Welfare State Universalism: Lessons From Subnational Research. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Agustina GiraudyJennifer Pribble

subnational researchsocial sciencespolitical sciencedemocracypublic policywelfare state universalismdemocratic theory

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