Faculty

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Joel W. Simmons

Associate Professor

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Government

Political Economy

Walsh School of Foreign Service

Joel W. Simmons is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Georgetown University.

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Joel W. Simmons

Georgetown University

Associate Professor

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political science political economy public policy economics comparative politics voter turnout economic policy economic inequality elections gender inequality comparative political studies political science research corruption foreign direct investment second generation americans education political psychology economic growth comparative law economic systems resource policy women's studies gender diversity political studies political analysis international business economic influences comparative public law comparative economics comparative analysis women's empowerment feminist economics government policy government spending fiscal policy international politics exchange rates exchange rate movement personal vote education spending resource wealth public goods provision party system structure imf programs hard choices public health services party system nationalization integrated world gendered consequences socio-economic development economic liberalization gender studies social policy democracy

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Corruption and Voter Turnout: Evidence From Second Generation Americans. Comparative Political Studies (2023)

Joel W. Simmons

electionspoliticscomparative political studiespolitical science researchpolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencepolitical studiespolitical analysiscorruptioncomparative politicssecond generation americanspolitical sociologyvoter turnout

Replication Data for: Replication Data for: Corruption and Voter Turnout: Evidence From Second Generation Americans. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Joel Simmons

political sciencecorruptionsecond generation americansreplicationvoter turnout

Segregated Economies in an Integrated World: The Gendered Consequences of Exchange Rate Movements in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. International Organization (2023)

Joel W. Simmons

economic inequalityintegrated worldeconomicsinternational organizationsexchange rate movementexchange ratesgendered consequencesgender inequality

Does Oil Substitute for Patriarchy?. Economics and Politics (2018)

Joel W. Simmons

feminist economicspolitical sciencepolitical economyeconomicsfeminist theorygender studiesgender diversitygender inequality

Foreign Direct Investment Flows to Countries Where the Most Prominent Political Parties Are National, Rather Than Regional. (2016)

Joel W. SimmonsAllen HickenKen KollmanIrfan Nooruddin

international businessinternational financeforeign direct investmentpolitical science

Party System Nationalization and the Provision of Public Health Services—Corrigendum. Political Science Research and Methods (2016)

Allen HickenKen KollmanJoel W. Simmons

political science researchpublic policypolitical scienceparty system nationalizationpublic healthcomparative politicspublic health services

Party System Structure and Its Consequences for Foreign Direct Investment. Party Politics (2016)

Joel SimmonsAllen HickenKen KollmanIrfan Nooruddin

political economyparty system structureforeign direct investmentpolitical science

Resource Wealth and Women’s Economic and Political Power in the U.S. States. Comparative Political Studies (2015)

Joel W. Simmons

comparative analysisresource policywomen's studieswomen's empowermenteconomic growthcomparative public laweconomic systemscomparative lawpublic policypolitical scienceeconomicsresource wealtheconomic policyeconomic influencescomparative politicscomparative economicseconomic inequalitycomparative political studiespolitical economy

Do Voters Count? Institutions, Voter Turnout, and Public Goods Provision in India. Electoral Studies (2014)

Irfan NooruddinJoel W. Simmons

electionsvoter turnoutpublic goods provisionpolitical science

The Personal Vote and the Efficacy of Education Spending. American Journal of Political Science (2008)

Allen HickenJoel W. Simmons

political scienceeducation spendingeducationpersonal votepolitical psychology

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Joel W. Simmons

Associate Professor

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Government

Political Economy

Walsh School of Foreign Service

Joel W. Simmons is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Georgetown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joel W. Simmons

Georgetown University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Corruption and Voter Turnout: Evidence From Second Generation Americans. Comparative Political Studies (2023)

Joel W. Simmons

Replication Data for: Replication Data for: Corruption and Voter Turnout: Evidence From Second Generation Americans. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Joel Simmons

political sciencecorruptionsecond generation americansreplicationvoter turnout

Segregated Economies in an Integrated World: The Gendered Consequences of Exchange Rate Movements in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. International Organization (2023)

Joel W. Simmons

economic inequalityintegrated worldeconomicsinternational organizationsexchange rate movementexchange ratesgendered consequencesgender inequality

Does Oil Substitute for Patriarchy?. Economics and Politics (2018)

Joel W. Simmons

feminist economicspolitical sciencepolitical economyeconomicsfeminist theorygender studiesgender diversitygender inequality

Foreign Direct Investment Flows to Countries Where the Most Prominent Political Parties Are National, Rather Than Regional. (2016)

Joel W. SimmonsAllen HickenKen KollmanIrfan Nooruddin

international businessinternational financeforeign direct investmentpolitical science

Party System Nationalization and the Provision of Public Health Services—Corrigendum. Political Science Research and Methods (2016)

Allen HickenKen KollmanJoel W. Simmons

political science researchpublic policypolitical scienceparty system nationalizationpublic healthcomparative politicspublic health services

Party System Structure and Its Consequences for Foreign Direct Investment. Party Politics (2016)

Joel SimmonsAllen HickenKen KollmanIrfan Nooruddin

political economyparty system structureforeign direct investmentpolitical science

Resource Wealth and Women’s Economic and Political Power in the U.S. States. Comparative Political Studies (2015)

Joel W. Simmons

Do Voters Count? Institutions, Voter Turnout, and Public Goods Provision in India. Electoral Studies (2014)

Irfan NooruddinJoel W. Simmons

electionsvoter turnoutpublic goods provisionpolitical science

The Personal Vote and the Efficacy of Education Spending. American Journal of Political Science (2008)

Allen HickenJoel W. Simmons

political scienceeducation spendingeducationpersonal votepolitical psychology

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