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SUMMARY:School of Public Policy Fall Speaker Series: “Fiscal Rules, Austerity in
	 Public Administration, and Political Accountability: Evidence from a Na
	tural Experiment in Colombia\"
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin the School of Public Policy on Thursday\, October 27 
	at Noon EDT&nbsp\;in the Grucci Room\, 102 Burrowes Building\, for the n
	ext event in the Fall Speaker Series.\n\nLuis Martinez\, assistant profe
	ssor at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy\, will 
	present&nbsp\;&ldquo\;Fiscal Rules\, Austerity in Public Administration\
	, and Political Accountability: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Co
	lombia.&rdquo\;\n\nLuis Martinez is an assistant professor at the Univer
	sity of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy. His main research intere
	st is in the analysis of political institutions in developing countries\
	, with a regional focus on Latin America. Some of his work is centered a
	round authoritarian regimes\, studying the manipulation of information a
	nd the consequences of exposure to state repression. In other work\, he 
	has studied the functioning of democracy in settings with weak instituti
	ons\, analyzing factors that affect electoral participation and governme
	nt performance. The third line of research focuses on civil conflict\, s
	tudying the drivers of insurgent activity and the consequences of violen
	ce on the economy. His work has been published in general interest journ
	als in economics and political science.\n\nFor more details: https://eve
	nts.la.psu.edu/event/school_of_public_policy_fall_speaker_series_fiscal_
	rules_austerity_in_public_administration_and_political_accountability_ev
	idence_from_a_natural_experiment_in_colombia/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p><b>Join the Sch
	ool of Public Policy on Thursday, October 27 at Noon EDT</b>&nbsp;in the
	 Grucci Room, 102 Burrowes Building, for the next event in the Fall Spea
	ker Series.</p><p>Luis Martinez, assistant professor at the University o
	f Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, will present&nbsp;&ldquo;Fisca
	l Rules, Austerity in Public Administration, and Political Accountabilit
	y: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Colombia.&rdquo;</p><p>Luis Mar
	tinez is an assistant professor at the University of Chicago Harris Scho
	ol of Public Policy. His main research interest is in the analysis of po
	litical institutions in developing countries, with a regional focus on L
	atin America. Some of his work is centered around authoritarian regimes,
	 studying the manipulation of information and the consequences of exposu
	re to state repression. In other work, he has studied the functioning of
	 democracy in settings with weak institutions, analyzing factors that af
	fect electoral participation and government performance. The third line 
	of research focuses on civil conflict, studying the drivers of insurgent
	 activity and the consequences of violence on the economy. His work has 
	been published in general interest journals in economics and political s
	cience.</p><p>For more details: <a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event
	/school_of_public_policy_fall_speaker_series_fiscal_rules_austerity_in_p
	ublic_administration_and_political_accountability_evidence_from_a_natura
	l_experiment_in_colombia/'>https://events.la.psu.edu/event/school_of_pub
	lic_policy_fall_speaker_series_fiscal_rules_austerity_in_public_administ
	ration_and_political_accountability_evidence_from_a_natural_experiment_i
	n_colombia/</a></p></body></html>
LOCATION:102 Burrowes Building, Grucci Room
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