Research

Publications

Iasmin Goes and Stephen B. Kaplan (2024). “Crude Credit: The Political Economy of Natural Resource Booms and Sovereign Debt Management.” World Development 180:106645. PDF (Gated) | PDF (Ungated, Pre-Print) | Replication Materials

Iasmin Goes and Terrence L. Chapman (2024). “Can ‘Soft’ Advice From International Organizations Catalyze Natural Resource Sector Reform?” International Studies Quarterly 68(2):sqae048. PDF (Gated) | PDF (Ungated, Pre-Print) | Replication Materials

Iasmin Goes (2023). “New Data, New Results? How Data Sources and Vintages Affect the Replicability of Research.” Research & Politics 10(2):1–13. PDF (Open Access) | Replication Materials

Iasmin Goes (2023). “Examining the Effect of IMF Conditionality on Natural Resource Policy.” Economics & Politics 35(1):227–285. PDF (Open Access) | Replication Materials

Iasmin Goes (2022). “Electoral Politics, Fiscal Policy, and the Resource Curse.” Studies in Comparative International Development 57:525–576. PDF (Gated) | PDF (Ungated, View Only) | Replication Materials

Iasmin Goes (2013). “Between Truth and Amnesia: State Terrorism, Human Rights Violations and Transitional Justice in Brazil.” European Review of Latin America and the Caribbean 94:83–96. PDF (Open Access)

Working Papers

Iasmin Goes. “The Price of Accountability: Democratic Institutions and the (In)Stability of Economic Data.” Revise and Resubmit. PDF

Iasmin Goes and Terrence L. Chapman. “Climate Commitments or Creative Accounting: How International Organizations Navigate Conflicting Demands.” Revise and Resubmit. PDF

Carolina Moehlecke, Iasmin Goes, and Ariana Ribeiro Costa. “Local Politics, Global Capital: The Effects of Domestic Political Ties on Foreign Direct Investment Attraction.” Revise and Resubmit. PDF

Vinicius Curti Cícero and Iasmin Goes. “Great Expectations: Electoral Accountability After Economic Shocks.” Under Review. PDF

Work in Progress

Raphael Cunha, Iasmin Goes, and Carolina Moehlecke. “Dollars, Yuan, and Ideology: Mass Preferences over Sovereign Debt in Brazil and Argentina.”

Iasmin Goes and Thomas Stubbs. “Embedded Expertise: The Political Economy of IMF Technical Assistance, 1964–1989.”

Iasmin Goes and Daniel Weitzel. “You Should (Probably) Not Split Your Sample.”

Daniel Weitzel, Zeynep Somer-Topcu, Iasmin Goes, and Elise Frelin. “Political Candidates on Twitter: How do Social Media Campaigns of Candidates Respond to the Public’s Issue Priorities?”

Iasmin Goes, Carolina Moehlecke, and Erica Owen. “A Comparative Analysis of Firm-Level Foreign Investment Data.”