Peer-reviewed publications
The Long Shadow of Extraction: The Origins of Indigenous Autonomy Demands (Forthcoming at Princeton University Press)
Research from this project featured in the Global Development Review Podcast, Governance Uncovered Podcast, and Social Science Matrix Research Highlights.
Balancing Bossism: State Expansion in the Face of Elite Capture with Anna F. Callis (Forthcoming at American Journal of Political Science) | Replication materials
National Identity After Conquest with Daniel W. Gingerich (Forthcoming at American Journal of Political Science) | Replication materials | Blog post
Extraction, Assimilation, and Accommodation: The Historical Foundations of Indigenous-State Relations in Latin America. 2024. American Political Science Review. | Replication materials | APSA Public Scholarship Program
The Representational Effects of Communal Property: Evidence from Peru's Indigenous Groups. 2021. Comparative Political Studies. | Replication materials
The Autonomy-Representation Dilemma: Indigenous Groups and Distributive Benefits in the Americas. 2022. Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics.
Party System Erosion: Evidence from Peru. 2020. Party Politics.
Disrupting Regulation, Regulating Disruption: The Politics of Uber in the United States. Perspectives on Politics. 2019. With Ruth Collier and Veena Dubal
A Space for Autonomy: Indigenous Rights in Post-Independence Latin America. (accepted at Perspectives on Politics)
Expanding the State: Rural Mobilization and Bureaucratic Presence in Peru with Madai Urteaga-Quispe (accepted at Comparative Political Studies) | Replication materials
Awarded an Honorable Mention for the Sage Prize, APSA Comparative Politics Section
The Enduring Effects of Disenfranchisement: Evidence from Nineteenth-Century Peru with Alvaro Calderon.
Democratizing Political Parties: Experiences of Political Participation and Efficacy with Mathias Poertner.
Awarded the Leon Weaver Best Paper Prize, APSA Representation and Electoral Systems Section
Does Patriotism Inspire Environmentalism? Experimental Evidence from Bolivia. With Emily Gregory (under review) .
Gig Work, Surrogate Politics, & Uncertain Regulation: Uber Labor in the U.S. With Ruth Collier and Veena Dubal
© 2018 Christopher Carter
Adapted from road2stat (Nan Xiao)