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Peter Rosendorff

Date
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Speaker
Peter Rosendorff, Professor of Politics, New York University
Location
Graham Stuart Lounge - Encina Hall West, Room 400
Biography

Peter Rosendorff is a Professor of Politics at New York University with an affiliate appointment at NYU-Abu Dhabi, and Director of Research at the Princeton Sovereign Finance Lab.

He is the previous editor of the interdisciplinary journal, Economics and Politics, and currently a member of the editorial team at International Organization.  He sits on the editorial boards  of American Journal of Political Science,  International Organization, and previously at Journal of Politics and International Interactions. He is a founder of the the Global Research in International Political Economy Webinar, and he runs the NYU IR Workshop.  Prior to joining NYU,  he was Director of the Center for International Studies and Associate Professor of International Relations at the University of Southern California.   He has held grants from the National Science Foundation, and the Japan Foundation, among others. He has held visiting appointments at Princeton, UCLA and Georgetown. 

His research interests include the political economy of terrorism, bilateral trade and investment, sovereign debt, international organizations, and the anti-globalization backlash.  He is the author, together with James R. Hollyer and James R. Vreeland of Information, Democracy and Autocracy: Economic Transparency and Political (In)Stability, Cambridge University Press (2018), where they explore the causes and consequences of information flows on democratic stability and autocratic instability.

He has presented his work at conferences and workshops around the world, and offered keynote lectures at the World Trade Organization in Geneva, the Instituto Nacional de Transparencia, Acceso a la Información y Protección de Datos Personales in Mexico City, The Alexander Hamilton Center at NYU in New York, Economic Research Southern Africa in Soweto and the Political Economy of Reforms Workshop at Mannheim University. His research and commentary has been featured in The Washington PostThe EconomistThe Boston GlobeThe Atlantic and The Los Angeles Times, among others.