Marcus J. Kurtz
Associate Professor
Office: 2049D Derby Hall
154 N. Oval Mall
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1373 USA
(o): +1.614.292.0952
(f): +1.614.292.1146
email: kurtz.61@osu.edu
Papers
• “Capital, Trade, and the Political Economies of Reform” With Sarah Brooks. American Journal of Political Science Vol. 51:4 (October 2007).
• “Growth and Governance: Models, Measures, and Mechanisms” With Andrew Schrank. Journal of Politics Vol. 69:2 (May 2007). Appendix (pdf).
• “Growth and Governance: A Defense” With Andrew Schrank. Journal of Politics Vol. 69:2 (May 2007).
•
“Credit
Where Credit Is Due:
Open Economy Industrial Policy and Export Diversification in Latin
America and the Caribbean” With Andrew Schrank. Politics & Society Vol. 33:4
(December 2005).
•
“The
Political Economy of
Intellectual
Property Protection: The Case of Software” With Kenneth
Shadlen and Andrew Schrank. International
Studies Quarterly Vol. 49:1 (March 2005).
•
“The
Dilemmas of Democracy
in the Open
Economy: Lessons from Latin
America” World Politics
Vol. 56:2 (January 2004).
•
“The
Political
Foundations of
Post-Communist Regimes: Marketization, Agrarian Legacies, or
International Influences?” With Andrew Barnes. Comparative
Political Studies Vol. 35:5 (June 2002).
•
“Understanding
the
Third World
Welfare State after Neoliberalism: The Politics of Social Provision in
Chile and Mexico” Comparative Politics Vol. 34:3
(April 2002).
•
“State
Developmentalism
without a Developmental State: The Public Foundations of the ‘Free
Market Miracle’ in Chile” Latin American Politics and Society
Vol. 43:2 (Summer 2001).
•
“The
Institutional Roots of
Popular
Mobilization: State Transformation and Rural Politics in Brazil and
Chile”
With Peter Houtzager. Comparative Studies in Society and History
Vol. 42:2 (April 2000).
•
“Understanding
Peasant
Revolution: From
Concept to Theory and Case” Theory and Society Vol.
29
(February 2000).
•
“Free
Markets and Democratic
Consolidation in
Chile: The National Politics of Rural Transformation” Politics
& Society Vol. 27:2 (June 1999).
•
“Chile’s
Neo-Liberal
Revolution:
Incremental Decisions and Structural Transformation, 1973-89” Journal
of Latin American Studies, 31: Part 2 (May 1999).
•
“Social
Origins of
Central American
Democracy” Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs
Vol. 41:1 (Spring 1999).

