Research

Working paper

Performance-Tied Public Funding and Minority Representation: Evidence from Brazilian Elections, 2002-2022 

(with Julia Cagé and Olivia Tsoutsoplidi) | Draft coming soon

Can the public funding of political parties and electoral campaigns be used as an effective tool to increase descriptive representation in elected office? In this paper, we study the efficiency of a unique electoral reform introduced in Brazil in 2021 that ties the allocation of public funds to the performance of female and racial minority candidates.

Work in progress

Media Ownership and News Selection: Evidence from Indian TV Channels

Vote remittances

Op-eds and briefs

(Policy brief) Misinformation and the Evolution of Fact-Checking in French Media. DE FACTO Policy Brief series. 2024. Available here.

(Op-ed) The economic disparity of candidates reveal a weak political representation, with Teresa Sacchet. Folha de S. Paulo, 27 sept. 2022 (both digital and paper edition). Available here. 

(Media article) The effects of election finance reform. Nexo Jornal, 15 apr. 2021. Available here