I am an associate professor in the Departamento de Economía (dECON) at the Universidad de la República . I received my Ph.D. in political science from the University of Essex in 2015.
My primary research interests are in international and comparative political economy. My current research focuses on the analysis of international trade and domestic policy in developing countries, labor informality and social policy, informal access to basic services, and elections and political parties.
I am part of the LAPolMeth core team organizing the Latin American Political Methodology Meetings .
PhD in Political, 2015
University of Essex
MA in Political Science, 2009
University of Essex
BSc in Political Science, 2004
Universidad de la República
“The Politics of Non-Contributory Social Policy: Labor Market Institutions and Left Strategies in the Developing World.” 2019. With Irene Menéndez . Submitted.
Ronconi, Lucas , Ravi Kanbur , and Santiago López-Cariboni. “Who Demands Labour (De) Regulation in the Developing World? Insider–Outsider Theory Revisited.” 2019. IZA working paper No. 12831.
“Preferences for noncontributory social policy in Latin America.” With Matthew E. Carnes .
“Local inequality, class-based politics, and the nationalization of the Left in Uruguay.” with Juan A Bogliaccini
“Conditional Compensation: From Industrialization Strategies to the Domestic Politics of Trade Liberalization.” Submitted
“Trade, Informality, and Social Insurance.” Submitted.