Daniela Campello - Curriculum Vitae

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1 Daniela Campello - Curriculum Vitae Contact Information Research Interests Employment Praia de Botafogo, 190/517 Telephone: (609) FGV/EBAPE [email protected] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil International and comparative political economy of emerging markets, Latin American politics Brazilian School of Business and Public Administration (EBAPE-FGV) Professor of Politics and International Affairs, July 2013-current. 1 Princeton University, Department of Politics and Woodrow Wilson School Assistant Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Sep 2009-July Education University of California, Los Angeles Ph.D., Political Science, August 2008 Instituto Universitario de Pesquisas do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil M.A., Political Science and International Relations, 2001 Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil B.A., Industrial Engineering, 1998 Scholarships and Grants Princeton Institute for international and Regional Studies (PIIRS) Research Project, International Economy, Blind Retrospection and The Limits of Democratic Accountability in Latin America, 2013 (declined). Princeton University, University Committee on Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences, Princeton University, Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton Institute for international and Regional Studies (PIIRS) Research Community Program, Communicating Uncertainty: Science, Institutions, Ethics (coordinated by Prof. Robert Keohane), Princeton University, University Committee on Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences, UCLA Chancellor s Dissertation Year Fellowship, 2007/2008. The Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation: Dissertation Fellowship, 2006/ There is no tenure system at FGV.

2 UCLA Chancellor s Dissertation Year Fellowship, 2006/2007 (declined). UCLA International Institute: Fieldwork Fellowship Award, 2006/2007. UCLA Political Science Department: Mentored Teaching Fellowship program, 2005/2006. UCLA International Institute: Associate Fellows Program, 2005/2006. UCLA Latin American Center: Small Grant for Pre-Doctoral Field Research, Summer UCLA Political Science Department: First Year Student Fellowship, Brazilian Ministry of Education: 2002/ Aug Scholarship for Doctoral Studies Abroad, Sep State of Rio de Janeiro Research Agency: Best Student Award, Prize Scholarship for studies in the Masters level, Brazilian Ministry of Education: Scholarship for Studies at the Masters level, Book Book Manuscript Scholarly Publications The Politics of Market Discipline in Latin America: Globalization and Democracy (Cambridge University Press, April 2015). Chance, Competence and the Limits of Democratic Accountability in Latin America (with Cesar Zucco). (RR in the Journal of Politics, with Cesar Zucco) Presidential Success and the World Economy. (2015, with Leany Lemos) The Non-Ratification of Bilateral Investment Treaties in Brazil: A Story of Conflict in a Land of Cooperation. Review of International Political Economy, in early view. (2015) Does the Institutionalization of Party Systems Matter? Speculative Attacks and Political Responsiveness in Latin America. forthcoming in Fundacion CIDOB (ed.) Institucionalizacion de los Sistemas de Partidos en Latinoamerica. CIS Press, Madrid. (2014) The Politics of Financial Booms and Crises: Evidence from Latin America. Comparative Political Studies, volume 47, issue 5. *** Awarded the James Caporaso prize for best paper published in Comparative Political Studies in (2012) The Politics of Global Financial Markets in Latin America. In Santiso, Javier and Dayton-Johnson, Jeff (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Political Economy. Oxford University Press, New York.

3 (2011) The Politics of Redistribution in Less Developed Democracies: Evidence from Brazil, Ecuador and Venezuela. In Blofield, Merike (ed.), The Great Gap: Inequality and the Politics of Redistribution in Latin America. Penn State Press, University Park. (2008, with Cesar Zucco) The Left in an Unequal and Open Democracy: An Analysis of Brasil Under Lula (with Cesar Zucco) in Moreira, Carlos et al (ed.), Perspectivas Analiticas Sobre Nuevos Gobiernos y Sociedad en America Latina. Trilice, Montevideo. Work in Progress Exogenous Shocks and Misattribution of Responsibility for Economic Performance: results from Survey Experiments with Cesar Zucco Jr. (FGV/EBAPE) Chance, Competence and Accountability: Presidential Elections and Incentives for Good Governance with Cesar Zucco Jr. (FGV/EBAPE) Do Markets Sanction Corruption? with Cesar Zucco Jr. (FGV/EBAPE) Media and Assignment of Responsibility for Economic Performance in Brazil, with Karine Belarmino, Institute for Social and Political Studies (IESP/UERJ) The Political Economy of Confidence in Brazil Project in partnership with the Brazilian Institute of Economics (IBRE/FGV) Business Preferences on Brazilian Foreign Economic Policy: A Survey Experiment Project in partnership with Princeton University and University of Sao Paulo Speculative Attacks and Policy Switch: The Case of the Brazilian Workers Party Partisan Convergence in Emerging Economies: What Can We Learn from Bond Markets? Invited Conferences and Talks The Politics of Market Discipline in Latin America, Economics and Politics of Financial Crises, Freie Universitat Berlin and German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin, April Exogenous Shocks and Misattribution of Responsibility for Economic Performance: results from Survey Experiments, Stanford and UCLA Comparative Politics Seminar, Nov The World Economy and the Popularity of Brazilian Presidents, Emergent Brazil Conference, University of Florida, February Political Regime, Redistribution and Poverty in Latin America, presented at the Center for Hemispheric Policies, University of Miami, Miami, May Merit or Luck? International Determinants of Presidential Performance em Latin

4 America, presented at: Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago, July Inter-American Development Bank, June Center for the Study of Democratic Politics, Princeton University, Princeton, May Brazilian National Senate, Braslia, March Comparative Politics Colloquium, Princeton University, Princeton, February The Politics of Market Discipline in Latin America, presented at the conference Latin American Political Economy: State of the Art, Tulane University, New Orleans, April What Is Left of the Brazilian Left, presented at the conference Explaining Change in the Brazilian Workers Party, at Mansfield College, Oxford, Jan The Non-Ratification of Bilateral Investment Treaties: A Story of Conflict in a Land of Cooperation, presented at the Global Leaders Fellowship (GLF) colloquium at Oxford University, May Exploring Emerging Markets Response to the Great Recession, presented at the conference on the Politics of Financial Crises, Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies (PIIRS), Apr Between Votes and Capital: The Politics of Market Discipline in Emerging Economies, Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University, February 2011; Princeton University Center for the Study of Democratic Politics (CSDP), Nov The Politics of Financial Booms and Crises - Evidence from Latin America, School of International Relations and Pacific Studies at the University of California San Diego, San Diego, Apr 2010; Center for Latin American Studies, University of New Orleans, Sep Financial Globalization, Policy Space and Implications for the Brazilian Foreign Policy Under Lula presented at the conference Brazil as a Regional Power, Nuffield College, Oxford University, Sep Does the Institutionalization of Party Systems Matter? Speculative Attacks and Democratic Responsiveness in Latin America, presented at the conference on Political Institutions in Latin America, Center for International Relations and Development Studies, Barcelona, Nov Como Votan los Mercados Financieros? Democracia y Movilidad de Capital en Pases en Vias de Desarrollo, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), Quito, May 2008.

5 Other Conferences Recipient or Investor? The Changing Behavior of Emerging Market Multinationals towards BITs, accepted for presentation at the Conference of the International Political Economy Society, Stanford, Nov Exogenous Shocks and Misattribution of Responsibility for Economic Performance: results from Survey Experiments, American Political Science Association, San Francisco, Sep Exploring Latin American Responses to the Great Recession, American Political Science Association, Washington, Sep Emerging Market Responses to the Great Recession, presented at the Conference of the International Political Economy Society, Claremont, Nov Merit or Luck? International Determinants of Presidential Performance em Latin America, presented at the European Consortium of Political Research, Bordeaux, Sep It s the (World) Economy, Stupid! International Determinants of Presidential Success, International Political Economy Society, Charlottesville, Nov The Non-Ratification of Bilateral Investment Treaties: A Story of Conflict in a Land of Cooperation, European Consortium of Political Research, Reykjavik, Aug Between Votes and Capital: Capital Mobility and Policy Convergence in Less Developed Democracies American Political Science Association, Washington, Sep The Politics of Financial Booms and Crises - Evidence from Latin America, Brazilian Political Science Association, Aug Bilateral Investment Treaties: Market Incentives or Soft Coercion?, American Political Science Association, Chicago, Sep The Politics of Redistribution in Less Developed Democracies: Evidence from Brazil, Ecuador and Venezuela, Latin American Studies Association, Rio de Janeiro, Jun Speculative Attacks and Democratic Responsiveness in Latin America, American Political Science Association, Chicago, Sep 2008; Eastern Economic Association, New York, Mar Presidential Elections, Country-Risk, and Governments Room to Maneuver in Latin America, Brazilian Political Science Association, Aug Teaching Experience Professor Getlio Vargas Foundation, 2013-

6 The Political Economy of Latin America(undergraduate and masters in public administration) Comparative Political Economy (graduate) The Political Economy of Public Policy (graduate) Assistant Professor Princeton University, Democracy and Development in Latin America (undergraduate) Politics of Inequality and Redistribution (graduate) Globalization and Development (graduate, WWS) International Political Economy (undergraduate) Teaching Fellow UCLA, 2006 Politics of International Finance (undergraduate) Teaching Assistant UCLA, International Political Economy (undergraduate) Politics of Economic Development (undergraduate) American Contemporary Political Thought (undergraduate) Introduction to Statistics (graduate and undergraduate) Research Assistant Brazil, 2001 Political Business Cycles in Latin America - Profs. Octavio Amorim Neto and Hugo Borsani Professional Service Fellow Getlio Vargas Foundation, 2015 Organized the FGV/Princeton Conference on the Political Economy of Emerging Nations, April 2015 Co-organized (with Cesar Zucco) the Rio de Janeiro Conference on Political Economy, Jun 2015 Organized speaker series Women and Leadership, Jul-Dec 2015 Fellow Princeton University, Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance, Center for the Study of Democratic Politics, Program in Latin American Studies, Joint Degree Program in Social Policy Editorial Committee World Politics Reviewer American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, World Politics, Latin American Politics and Society, Journal of Global Policy, Journal of Politics, Perspectives on Politics

7 Membership American Political Science Association, International Political Science Association, Latin American Studies Association, Brazilian Political Science Association Non-Academic Work Experience International Funding Manager Brazil, 2000/2001 Planning Department - Rio de Janeiro State Government Financial Analyst Brazil, 1999/2000 Accenture Consulting, Companhia de Forca e Luz Cataguazes Leopoldina, Companhia Paulista de Forca e Luz Equity Analyst Brazil, 1998/1999 Pactual Investment Bank Languages Academic References Portuguese (native), Spanish and English (fluent) Barbara Geddes (UCLA), Ronald Rogowski (UCLA), Robert Kaufman (Rutgers), Maria Victoria Murillo (Columbia), Carles Boix (Princeton), Debora Yashar (Princeton), Ben Ross Schneider (MIT), Alberto Diaz-Cayeros (Stanford), Beatriz Magaloni (Stanford), Kenneth Roberts (Cornell)