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Andrew Schrank

Affiliations: 
Sociology Brown University, Providence, RI 
Area:
Comparative Sociology: Political, Economic, Historical
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Parents

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Stephen G. Bunker grad student 2000 UW Madison
 (Dissertation chair - Urban bias, hinterland response: Social organization and export diversification in the Dominican Republic)
Alberto B. Palloni grad student 2000 UW Madison (Epi Tree)
 (Dissertation committee member)
Gay W. Seidman grad student 2000 UW Madison
 (Dissertation committee member)

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Kimberly A. Nolan Garcia grad student 2009 Univ. of New Mexico (PoliSci Tree)
Steven Samford grad student 2012 Univ. of New Mexico (PoliSci Tree)

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Schrank A. (2017) The Political Economy of Performance Standards: Automotive Industrial Policy in Comparative Historical Perspective Journal of Development Studies. 53: 2029-2049
Smith WC, Luna JP, Murillo MV, et al. (2014) Special Section: Political Economy and the Future of Latin American Politics Latin American Politics and Society. 56: 1-33
Luna JP, Murillo MV, Schrank A. (2014) Latin American Political Economy: Making Sense of a New Reality Latin American Politics and Society. 56: 3-10
Schrank A. (2013) From disguised protectionism to rewarding regulation: The impact of trade-related labor standards in the Dominican Republic Regulation and Governance. 7: 299-320
Schrank A. (2011) Co-producing workplace transformation: The dominican republic in comparative perspective Socio-Economic Review. 9: 419-445
Lee CS, Schrank A. (2010) Incubating innovation or cultivating corruption? the developmental state and the life sciences in Asia Social Forces. 88: 1231-1255
Schrank A, Whitford J. (2009) Industrial policy in the United States: A neo-polanyian interpretation Politics and Society. 37: 521-553
Schrank A. (2009) Professionalization and probity in a patrimonial state: Labor inspectors in the Dominican Republic Latin American Politics and Society. 51: 91-115
Goldfrank B, Schrank A. (2009) Municipal neoliberalism and municipal socialism: Urban political economy in Latin America International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. 33: 443-462
Schrank A. (2009) Understanding Latin American political economy: Varieties of capitalism or fiscal sociology? Economy and Society. 38: 53-61
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