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Pia J. Raffler

Political Science · 0000-0002-1350-8466 · Harvard University

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Publications

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2025 Accountability in Developing Democracies. The Impact of the Internet, Social Media, and Polarization Annual Review of Political Science article journal CV OA GS

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lines 53–55 · CV · published

532025. Larreguy, Horacio and Pia Raffler. “Accountability in Developing Democracies. The54Impact of the Internet, Social Media, and Polarization” Annual Review of Political55Science, Vol. 28:413-434.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Larreguy
Co-authors: Larreguy, Horacio; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: review
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Accountability in Developing Democracies. The Impact of the Internet, Social Media, and Polarization	Accountability in Developing Democracies: The Impact of the Internet, Social Media, and Polarization	Accountability in developing democracies: The impact of the internet, social media, and polarization
year cv	2025	2025	2025
venue crossref	Annual Review of Political Science	Annual Review of Political Science	Annual Review of Political Science
kind cv	article	review	other
DOI crossref	10.1146/annurev-polisci-033123-015559	10.1146/annurev-polisci-033123-015559
first author openalex	Larreguy	Larreguy	Larreguy

Citations

OpenAlex: 2
Scholar: 14
DOI: 10.1146/annurev-polisci-033123-015559
OpenAlex: W4409417607

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2025 Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women’s Electoral Underperformance. American Journal of Political Science article CV OA GS

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44Fujiwara, Thomas, Hanno Hilbig and Pia Raffler. “Biased Party Nominations as a Source45of Women’s Electoral Underperformance.” American Journal of Political Science,46conditionally accepted.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fujiwara
Co-authors: Fujiwara, Thomas; Hanno Hilbig; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women’s Electoral Underperformance.	Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral UnderperformanceBiased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral UnderperformanceBiased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral UnderperformanceBiased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral UnderperformanceBiased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral Underperformance	Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women’s Electoral Underperformance
year crossref		20242024202520252025	2024	2025
venue cv	American Journal of Political Science	National Bureau of Economic Research	OSF
kind cv	article	working_paperworking_paperworking_paperworking_paperreport	other
DOI crossref	10.3386/w34396	10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v110.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v210.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v310.3386/w34396
preprint DOI openalex		10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v110.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v210.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v3
first author openalex	Fujiwara	FujiwaraFujiwaraFujiwaraFujiwaraFujiwara	Fujiwara

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W4409578830 (DOI 10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v1) · preprint · 2024 Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral Underperformance
W4409641051 (DOI 10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v2) · preprint · 2025 Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral Underperformance
W4414800337 (DOI 10.31219/osf.io/hgc2z_v3) · preprint · 2025 Biased Party Nominations as a Source of Women's Electoral Underperformance

Citations

OpenAlex: 1
Scholar: 28
DOI: 10.3386/w34396
OpenAlex: W4415599966

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2025 Can Citizen Pressure Be Induced to Improve Public Service Provision? The Journal of Politics article journal CV OA GS

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lines 48–51 · CV · published

482026. Raffler, Pia, Daniel N. Posner, Doug Parkerson. “Can Citizen Pressure Be Induced49to Improve Public Service Provision?” The Journal of Politics, 88(4).5051APSA Best Paper Award, Experimental Research Section, 2019

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Raffler
Co-authors: Raffler, Pia; Daniel N. Posner; Doug Parkerson
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	Can Citizen Pressure Be Induced to Improve Public Service Provision?	Can Citizen Pressure Be Induced to Improve Public Service Provision?	Can Citizen Pressure Be Induced to Improve Public Service Provision
year crossref	2026	2025	2026	2025
venue crossref	The Journal of Politics	The Journal of Politics	Journal of Politics
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1086/736577	10.1086/736577
first author openalex	Raffler	Raffler	Raffler

Citations

OpenAlex: 11
Scholar: 109
DOI: 10.1086/736577
OpenAlex: W4410200926

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2022 Does Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Increase Accountability? Field Experimental Evidence from an Electoral Autocracy American Political Science Review article journal CV OA GS

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572022. Raffler, Pia. “Does Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Increase Accountability?58Field Experimental Evidence from an Electoral Autocracy” American Political Science59Review, 116(4): 1443-1459.6061APSA Best Dissertation Award, Experimental Research Section, 20186263APSA Best Fieldwork Award, Comparative Democratization Section, 201664APSA Best Graduate Student Paper in African Affairs, Honorable Mention, 2016

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Raffler
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Does Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Increase Accountability? Field Experimental Evidence from an Electoral Autocracy	Does Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Increase Accountability? Field Experimental Evidence from a Dominant Party Regime	Does political oversight of the bureaucracy increase accountability? Field experimental evidence from a dominant party regime
year cv	2022	2022	2022
venue crossref	American Political Science Review	American Political Science Review	American Political Science Review
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1017/s0003055422000181	10.1017/s0003055422000181
first author openalex	Raffler	Raffler	Raffler

Citations

OpenAlex: 76
Scholar: 147
DOI: 10.1017/s0003055422000181
OpenAlex: W4223563809

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2021 Closing the Gap: Information and Mass Support in a Dominant Party Regime The Journal of Politics article journal CV OA GS

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lines 69–70 · CV · published

692021. Platas, Melina and Pia Raffler. “Closing the Gap: Information and Mass Support in70a Dominant Party Regime” The Journal of Politics, 83(4): 1619-1634.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Platas
Co-authors: Platas, Melina; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Closing the Gap: Information and Mass Support in a Dominant Party Regime	Closing the Gap: Information and Mass Support in a Dominant Party Regime	Closing the Gap: Information and Mass Support in a Dominant Party Regime
year cv	2021	2020	2021
venue crossref	The Journal of Politics	The Journal of Politics	Journal of Politics
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1086/711719	10.1086/711719
first author openalex	Platas	Platas	Platas

Citations

OpenAlex: 21
Scholar: 65
DOI: 10.1086/711719
OpenAlex: W3091733410

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2021 Fault Lines. The Effects of Bureaucratic Power on Electoral Accountability American Journal of Political Science article journal CV OA GS

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lines 66–67 · CV · published

662021. Martin, Lucy and Pia Raffler. “Fault Lines. The Effects of Bureaucratic Power on67Electoral Accountability” American Journal of Political Science, 65(1): 210-224.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Martin
Co-authors: Martin, Lucy; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Fault Lines. The Effects of Bureaucratic Power on Electoral Accountability	Fault Lines: The Effects of Bureaucratic Power on Electoral Accountability	Fault Lines: The Effects of Bureaucratic Power on Electoral Accountability
year cv	2021	2020	2020
venue crossref	American Journal of Political Science	American Journal of Political Science	American Journal of Political Science
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1111/ajps.12530	10.1111/ajps.12530
first author openalex	Martin	Martin	Martin

Citations

OpenAlex: 33
Scholar: 71
DOI: 10.1111/ajps.12530
OpenAlex: W3033930418

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2019 Meet the Candidates: Field Experimental Evidence on Learning from Politician Debates in Uganda Information, Accountability, and Cumulative Learning: Lessons from Metaketa chapter CV OA GS Scholar only

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Not in the CV.

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Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			Meet the Candidates: Field Experimental Evidence on Learning from Politician Debates in Uganda
year scholar			2019
venue scholar			Information, Accountability, and Cumulative Learning: Lessons from Metaketa …
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Platas

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 10

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2019 Private vs. Public Information and Voting Behavior. A Field Experiment in Ugandan MP Elections. Information, Accountability, and Cumulative Learning: Lessons from Metaketa I chapter CV OA GS

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lines 76–81 · CV · published

762019. Platas Izama, Melina and Pia Raffler. “Private vs. Public Information and Voting77Behavior. A Field Experiment in Ugandan MP Elections.” In: Information, Account-78ability, and Cumulative Learning: Lessons from Metaketa I. Edited by Thad Dunning79et al. Cambridge University Press.8081APSA Best Book Award, Experimental Research Section, 2020

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Platas Izama
Co-authors: Platas Izama, Melina; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Private vs. Public Information and Voting Behavior. A Field Experiment in Ugandan MP Elections.
year cv	2019
venue cv	Information, Accountability, and Cumulative Learning: Lessons from Metaketa I
kind cv	chapter
first author cv	Izama

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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2019 Short-term Subsidies and Seller Type: A Health Products Experiment in Uganda Journal of Development Economics article journal CV OA GS

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lines 87–89 · CV · published

872019. Fischer, Greg, Dean Karlan, Margaret McConnell and Pia Raffler. “Short-term88Subsidies and Seller Type: A Health Products Experiment in Uganda”, Journal of89Development Economics.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fischer
Co-authors: Fischer, Greg; Dean Karlan; Margaret McConnell; Pia Raffler
Subfield: other
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Short-term Subsidies and Seller Type: A Health Products Experiment in Uganda	Short-term subsidies and seller type: A health products experiment in Uganda	Short-term subsidies and seller type: A health products experiment in Uganda
year cv	2019	2018	2019
venue crossref	Journal of Development Economics	Journal of Development Economics	Journal of Development Economics
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1016/j.jdeveco.2018.07.013	10.1016/j.jdeveco.2018.07.013
first author openalex	Fischer	Fischer	Fischer

Citations

OpenAlex: 34
Scholar: 86
DOI: 10.1016/j.jdeveco.2018.07.013
OpenAlex: W2888336339

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2019 Traditional Leaders, Service Delivery and Electoral Accountability. Decentralized Governance and Accountability chapter CV OA GS

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lines 83–85 · CV · published

832019. Baldwin, Kate and Pia Raffler. “Traditional Leaders, Service Delivery and Elec-84toral Accountability.” In: Decentralized Governance and Accountability. Edited by85Jonathan Rodden and Erik Wibbels Cambridge University Press.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Baldwin
Co-authors: Baldwin, Kate; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Traditional Leaders, Service Delivery and Electoral Accountability.	Traditional Leaders, Service Delivery, and Electoral Accountability	Traditional Leaders, Service Delivery, and Electoral Accountability
year cv	2019	2019	2019
venue crossref	Decentralized Governance and Accountability	Cambridge University Press eBooks	Decentralized Governance and Accountability
kind cv	chapter	chapter	other
DOI crossref	10.1017/9781108615594.004	10.1017/9781108615594.004
first author openalex	Baldwin	Baldwin	Baldwin

Citations

OpenAlex: 29
Scholar: 68
DOI: 10.1017/9781108615594.004
OpenAlex: W2917094816

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2019 Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cumulative ﬁndings from a pre-registered meta-analysis of coordinated trials Science Advances article journal CV OA GS

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lines 72–74 · CV · published

722019. Dunning, Thad et al. “Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cu-73mulative findings from a pre-registered meta-analysis of coordinated trials.” Science74Advances 5(7), p.eaaw2612.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Dunning
Co-authors: Dunning, Thad et al.
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: quantitative
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cumulative findings from a pre-registered meta-analysis of coordinated trials.Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cumulative ﬁndings from a pre-registered meta-analysis of coordinated trials	Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cumulative findings from a preregistered meta-analysis of coordinated trialsVoter Information Campaigns and Political Accountability: Cumulative Findings From a Preregistered Meta-analysis of Coordinated Trials	Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cumulative findings from a preregistered meta-analysis of coordinated trials
year cv	20192019	20192019	2019
venue crossref	Science Advances	Science AdvancesRePEc: Research Papers in Economics	Science advances	Science Advances
kind cv	articlearticle	reviewreview	other
DOI crossref	10.1126/sciadv.aaw2612	10.1126/sciadv.aaw2612		10.1126/sciadv.aaw2612
first author openalex	Dunning	DunningDunning	Dunning

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W3134837874 · same title · 2019 Voter Information Campaigns and Political Accountability: Cumulative Findings From a Preregistered Meta-analysis of Coordinated Trials

Citations

OpenAlex: 99
Scholar: 175
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.aaw2612
OpenAlex: W2945034042

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2013 Mixed Method Evaluation of a Passive mHealth Sexual Information Texting Service in Uganda National Bureau of Economic Research report CV OA GS Scholar only

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Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	OpenAlex	Scholar
title openalex	Mixed Method Evaluation of a Passive Health Sexual Information Texting Service in UgandaMixed Method Evaluation of a Passive mHealth Sexual Information Texting Service in Uganda	Mixed method evaluation of a passive mHealth sexual information texting service in Uganda
year openalex	20132013	2013
venue openalex	SSRN Electronic JournalNational Bureau of Economic Research	Information Technologies & International Development
kind openalex	working_paperreport	other
DOI openalex	10.2139/ssrn.236458410.3386/w19107
preprint DOI openalex	10.2139/ssrn.2364584
first author openalex	JamisonJamison	Jamison

Citations

OpenAlex: 81
Scholar: 125
OpenAlex with related records: 96
DOI: 10.3386/w19107
OpenAlex: W3125344361

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2013 Political Knowledge and Political Participation. Improving USAID Program Design and Evaluation report CV OA GS

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lines 108–109 · CV · published

1082013. Dunning, Thad, Daniel N. Posner and Pia Raffler. “Political Knowledge and Political109Participation. Improving USAID Program Design and Evaluation”

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Dunning
Co-authors: Thad Dunning; Daniel N. Posner; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Political Knowledge and Political Participation. Improving USAID Program Design and Evaluation
year cv	2013
kind cv	report
first author cv	Dunning

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

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2013 Randomised Control Trials Anti-Corruption Research Network report CV OA GS

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lines 111–111 · CV · published

1112013. Raffler, Pia. “Randomised Control Trials”. Anti-Corruption Research Network

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Raffler
Co-authors: none
Subfield: methodology
Method: quantitative
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Randomised Control Trials
year cv	2013
venue cv	Anti-Corruption Research Network
kind cv	report
first author cv	Raffler

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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In progress

6 items in progress, under review, forthcoming or a working paper · not counted as publications

2024 Access to Social Media and Support for Elected Autocrats. Field Experimental and Observational Evidence from Uganda American Political Science Review article journal CV OA GS

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lines 40–42 · CV · forthcoming

40Bowles, Jeremy, John Marshall and Pia Raffler. “Access to Social Media and Support for41Elected Autocrats. Field Experimental and Observational Evidence from Uganda”42American Political Science Review, conditionally accepted.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Bowles
Co-authors: Bowles, Jeremy; John Marshall; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	Access to Social Media and Support for Elected Autocrats. Field Experimental and Observational Evidence from Uganda	Access to social media and support for elected autocrats: Field experimental and observational evidence from UgandaAccess to Social Media and Support for Elected Autocrats: Field Experimental and Observational Evidence from Uganda
year scholar		20242024
venue cv	American Political Science Review	Working Paper
kind cv	article	otherother
first author cv	Bowles	BowlesBolwes

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 6

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Does Debate Participation Matter? working paper CV OA GS

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lines 105–105 · CV · in_progress

105Bowles, Jeremy, Horacio Larreguy, and Pia Raffler. “Does Debate Participation Matter?”

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Bowles
Co-authors: Bowles, Jeremy; Horacio Larreguy; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Does Debate Participation Matter?
kind cv	working_paper
first author cv	Bowles

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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Does Motivated Reasoning Limit Learning About Politics? Evidence from Coordinated Information Experiments article CV OA GS

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lines 96–97 · CV · under_review

96Little, Andrew T., Melina Platas, and Pia Raffler. “Does Motivated Reasoning Limit97Learning About Politics? Evidence from Coordinated Information Experiments”

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Little
Co-authors: Little, Andrew T.; Melina Platas; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: quantitative
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Does Motivated Reasoning Limit Learning About Politics? Evidence from Coordinated Information Experiments
kind cv	article
first author cv	Little

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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Economic Voting working paper CV OA GS

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lines 103–103 · CV · in_progress

103Iversen, Torben and Pia Raffler. “Economic Voting”

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Iversen
Co-authors: Iversen, Torben; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Economic Voting
kind cv	working_paper
first author cv	Iversen

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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Political Alignment and Incentives for Allocating Different Types of Bureaucrats working paper CV OA GS

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lines 100–101 · CV · in_progress

100Das, Sabya, Gaurav Sabharwal, and Pia Raffler. “Political Alignment and Incentives for101Allocating Different Types of Bureaucrats”

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Das
Co-authors: Das, Sabya; Gaurav Sabharwal; Pia Raffler
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Political Alignment and Incentives for Allocating Different Types of Bureaucrats
kind cv	working_paper
first author cv	Das

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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The Broken Link. How Weak Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Undermines Service Delivery and Electoral Accountability book CV OA GS

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lines 92–93 · CV · in_progress

92“The Broken Link. How Weak Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Undermines Service93Delivery and Electoral Accountability”

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Raffler
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	The Broken Link. How Weak Political Oversight of the Bureaucracy Undermines Service Delivery and Electoral Accountability
kind cv	book
first author cv	Raffler

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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Not counted

1 item · dissertations, talks, media, datasets · listed, not counted as publications

2012 News, Accountability, and Electoral Rules: The Impact of Media Markets on Local Accountability Under Majoritarian and PR Rules APSA 2012 Annual Meeting Paper presentation not counted CV OA GS Scholar only

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Field	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar	News, Accountability, and Electoral Rules: The Impact of Media Markets on Local Accountability Under Majoritarian and PR Rules	News, Accountability, and Electoral Rules: The Impact of Media Markets on Local Accountability Under Majoritarian and PR Rules
year scholar	2012	2012
venue scholar	SSRN Electronic Journal	APSA
kind scholar	working_paper	other
first author scholar	Raffler	Raffler

Citations

OpenAlex: 1
Scholar: 1
OpenAlex: W2292369270

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Positions

12 from the CV · current position answer · Scholar affiliation

Title	Organization	Years	Rank	Source	Lines
Assistant Professor current	Harvard University	2017–	Assistant	CV	5, 9, 10
Faculty Affiliate courtesy	Harvard University		Unknown courtesy	CV	5, 11
Faculty Affiliate courtesy	Harvard University		Unknown courtesy	CV	5, 12
Faculty Affiliate courtesy	Harvard University		Unknown courtesy	CV	5, 13
Faculty Affiliate courtesy	Harvard University		Unknown courtesy	CV	5, 14
Faculty Affiliate courtesy	Harvard University		Unknown courtesy	CV	5, 15
Research Fellow	Princeton University	2016–2017	Postdoc	CV	17, 18, 19
Country Director director	Innovations for Poverty Action, Uganda	2009–2010	Unknown	CV	217
Project Coordinator	Innovations for Poverty Action, Uganda	2008–2009	Unknown	CV	218
Research Assistant		2007–2007	Unknown	CV	219
Consultant	UNDP Regional Center Asia-Pacific, Sri Lanka	2006–2006	Unknown	CV	220
Research Assistant	University of Munich	2004–2005	Unknown	CV	221
Assistant Professor			Assistant	CV current position	9
Assistant Professor of Government, Harvard University			Assistant	Scholar

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Rank

rank: Assistant as of 2017
source: CV positions
title: Assistant Professor

Identity

status: Auto
OpenAlex: A5052431117
method: doi_seeds
confidence: 0.90
profiles: A5052431117 (winner, 9 of 9 CV DOIs)
ORCID found: 0000-0002-1350-8466 (both, 9 seeds)
cross-check: 9/18 CV titles in 50 works
Scholar: Found yhx_PZEAAAAJ
open reviews: 3

winner A5052431117 with 9 of 9 seeds; ORCID 0000-0002-1350-8466 found on 9 seed works (both); saved; ORCID profile A5052431117 is already in the cluster

Cohort

cohort: Harvard Government

Metrics

h-index (Scholar): 10
citations (Scholar): 905

Answers

PhD year: 2017 line 24
PhD institution: Yale University lines 22, 24
Current position: Assistant Professor line 9

Latest run

run: Run 17
CV: pia_raffler.pdf
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