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Patricio Navia

Clinical Professor

New York University

United States

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Patricio Navia is a Clinical Professor at New York University in the United States. His research focuses on political behavior, electoral systems, and public opinion in Latin America, particularly Chile. Recent articles have examined topics such as legislative particularism, vote choice in constitutional referendums, and the impact of economic perceptions on political outcomes. He continues to contribute to the understanding of clientelism, authoritarian values, and participation in democratic processes.

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Florida Atlantic University

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Poverty, incivilities, media consumption and the perception of increased crime at the national, local and neighborhood levels: evidence from Chile in 2023

Television Time and Electoral Success: Evidence From the Constitutional Convention Election in Chile in 2021

The bidirectional association between electoral rules and the effective number of parties: Evidence from the Chilean Congress

Territorial scale, violence, and fear of crime: evidence from Chile, 2023

Determinants of bill co-sponsorship in open-list proportional representation systems: the case of Chile, 2018–2022

The Sociodemographic and Institutional Determinants of Invalid Voting: Chile, 2005–2023

Legislative cohesion in party groups in the constitutional convention in Chile, 2021–2022

Support for Democracy, Ideological Affinity, and the Perception of Corruption: Evidence From Chile, 2006–2023

More bills, more laws, but less success: Bill introduction and passage in Chile’s Senate, 1990–2022

Open Seats, Incumbency, Campaign Spending and Electoral Success in Legislative Elections: Evidence from Chile’s Open-List Proportional Representation System

Electoral Participation During an Early Period of Democratization: Chile 1932–1950

Institutional Design and Differences in Roll-Call Voting Cohesion in Bicameral Legislatures: The Chilean Congress, 2006–2018

Good constituency members? Legislative particularism and localism in Chile (1932–1973)

The Impact of Ego‐Tropic and Socio‐Tropic Perceptions on Vote Choice in Constitutional Referendums: Evidence From Chile in 2022

In Pinochet’s Shadows: The Incidence of Authoritarian/Democratic Values on the Vote Choice in the 2022 Constitutional Plebiscite in Chile

How different patterns of online participation reflect internal, external, and online efficacy: the case of Chile

The economic vote when there is no ruling party presidential candidate: Chile in 2021

Do Sympathisers of Far-Right Parties Support Military Governments and Hold Authoritarian Values? The Case of Chile's Republicanos Party

The Moderating Effect of Ideological Identification on How Economic News and Economic Growth Impact Individual Economic Perceptions: Evidence From Chile

The perception of insecurity and vote choice in national referendums: The case of Chile in 2022

Shade-grown authoritarianism? Revisiting coffee as a curse in Latin America and the Caribbean

Bankers and Sheriffs? The Economy, Public Security, and Vote Intention for Presidential Incumbents in Central America

Exploring the edges of clientelism: ideology, ethnicity, and partisanship in Belize

La privación del derecho a sufragio y la participación electoral: el caso de Chile en 2021

The Real-Time Impact of Political Risk on Market Valuations: Evidence from Peru

The Length of Service of Cabinet Ministers in Chile's Presidential Democracy, 1990–2022

Legitimando la violencia de manifestantes y policías en protestas sociales: El caso de Chile, 2019-2022

Partisanship with Rightist and Leftist Parties in Central America: A Test of Four Hypotheses

Chilean-Style Populism: Carlos Ibáñez's Electoral Support Base

Ideological polarization in roll call votes in constitutional conventions: The case of Chile in 2021–2

Mirroring societal shifts: revisiting the ethno-racial, ethno-religious, and ideological foundations of Guyana’s party system

Conditional Cash Transfers and Voting for Incumbents under Democratic Backsliding: The Case of Honduras's Bono 10,000

Pablo Ruiz-Tagle, Five Republics and One Tradition: A History of Constitutionalism in Chile, 1810–2020. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2021. Appendix, tables, bibliography, index, 305 pp.; hardcover $110, paperback $30.

Party Affiliation, District-Level Incentives and the Use of Parliamentary Questions in Chile's Presidential Democracy

The effect of campaign spending, district magnitude and incumbency when electoral rules create districts with old and new voters: the case of Chile in 2017

Jumpstarting Ideological Alignments in Clientelist Party Systems: Evidence from Honduras’s 2009 Coup

A more precise way to assess the success of the president’s legislative agenda: the success of presidential priority bills in Chile, 1990–2018

Changes in the Rules of the Lawmaking Process and the Success of Presidential Bills: Chile, 1990–2018

Where is Linz’s gridlock? Salvador Allende and the success of presidential bills in Chile, 1958–1973

Leyes electorales y diversidad de atributos sociodemográficos de los legisladores: Chile, 2013-2017

The Wrong Poster Child for Legislative Paralysis: Salvador Allende and Legislative Output in Chile, 1932–1973

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