Research
work in progress
Campaign Finance Quotas and Descriptive Representation: Evidence from Brazil 2002-2022, with Julia Cagé and Olivia Tsoutsoplidi.
Money and Politics: Does Public Funding Reduce Private Interests? Evidence from Brazil from 1994-2020, with Julia Cagé and Olivia Tsoutsoplidi.
Op-EDS and policy briefs
Policy Brief: Misinformation and the Evolution of Fact-Checking in French Media. DE FACTO Policy Brief series. Available soon.
The economic disparity of candidates reveal a weak political representation with Teresa Sacchet. Folha de S. Paulo, 27 sept. 2022 (both digital and paper edition). Available here.
The effects of election finance reform. Nexo Jornal, 15 apr. 2021. Available here.
Conference articles
Elections for sale? An empirical analysis of millionaire candidates in the 2006-2018 senatorial elections. In: 45th Annual Congress of the National Association of Graduate Studies and Research in Social Sciences, 2021, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Available here.
Participation of countries in the Dispute Settlement Body of the World Trade Organisation: equal access to the system? with Inez Lopes Mattos Carneiro. In 21st Congress of Scientific Initiation of the University of Brasilia and 12nd of the Federal District, 2015. Available here.
Theses
Ph.D. in Economics
“Essays in Political Economics: Democracy Representation and Inequalities”. Forthcoming 2026.
M.A. in International Development
“Who finances Brazilian democracy? An empirical analysis of the 2015 and 2017 election finance reforms”. Master thesis presented in May 2020, supervised by Julia Cagé (Department of Economics, Sciences Po). Available here.