Professor of Politics and Economics
ARC Future Fellow
School of Economics
UNSW Business School
I am a Professor at the UNSW Business School and an ARC Future Fellow.
I am a political economist. My research aims at understanding the determinants of democratic stability and provide insights into what economic, technological, and political factors increase the viability of liberal democratic institutions in the long run. I focus on the role of the state bureaucracy and its relation with politics and citizens, and the management and transmission of information in a context of increasing media pluralism. I wish to contribute to the design of democratic institutions capable to withstand negative economic and social shocks. Visit the Resilient Democracy Lab website to learn more.
(journals)
Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization
38(3): 632–674 (2022)
With Richard Holden and Barton E. Lee
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Gabriele Gratton
School of Economics
UNSW Business School
UNSW Sydney, 2052 NSW
Australia