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PhD,
Stanford University, 1988. John S. Saden Professor of
Political Science and director of the Yale Program on
Democracy. Her research has been supported by the National
Science Foundation, the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation,
the MacArthur Foundation, the American Philosophical
Society, and the Russell Sage Foundation. Her research
interests include democratic theory and how democracy
functions in developing societies, with a focus on Latin
America. Her most recent book is Democracy
and the Culture of Skepticism: Political Trust in Argentina
and Mexico (with Matthew Cleary, Russell Sage
Foundation, 2006). Mandates
and Democracy: Neoliberalism by Surprise in Latin America
(Cambridge, 2001), received prizes from the APSA Comparative
Democratization section and from the Society for Comparative
Research. Other recent publications include “Perverse
Accountability,” American Political Science
Review, and “Endogenous Democratization,”
with Carles Boix, World Politics. She teaches
courses on Latin American politics and development,
political parties and democracy, and clientelism, patronage,
and vote buying.
Campus address: 8 Prospect Place, Room 107
Phone: 432-6098
Email: susan.stokes@yale.edu
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