Stephen Bagwell
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3936732 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Stephen Bagwell |
| NOMBRES | Stephen |
| APELLIDO | Bagwell |
| FIRMA | BAGWELL S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Missouri–St. Louis |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1431-9114 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Compliance with International Monetary Fund concessional lending policies and economic and social rights fulfillment
Does compliance with International Monetary Fund (IMF) concessional lending conditions improve or harm the fulfillment of economic and social rights? While existing scholarship examines IMF program participation, the duration of programs, and the number of conditions imposed, compliance remains an underexplored dimension of this literature. We argue that compliance with IMF conditionality will have an overall negative effect on economic and socia…
Union Rights and Inequalities
Of One’s Own Making
Why do states and their agents abuse citizens? Traditional explanations focus on contentious politics, the presence of institutions, and international pressures. Despite this, accounts dissecting the state and its agents in this context of abuse remain largely theoretic in nature. This article offers a breakthrough for within-the-state accounts of human rights abuses by focusing on state leaders and their relationship to broader government instit…
Repudiation and Repression
Sovereign default has myriad economic and political consequences. Existing research, however, has not explored the human costs of sovereign default, though some link the fiscal flexibility afforded by sovereign creditworthiness to improved human rights performance. But what are the consequences when sovereigns lose all creditworthiness and default on their debt obligations? I argue that while the average effect of default is negative for respect …
The effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on human rights practices
Health is a human right; as such, a public health crisis is a human rights crisis. Yet the human rights impact of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic seems to have varied widely, both across rights and across countries. How have human rights practices been affected by the pandemic so far? Which human rights were most negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic? Which states were most likely to experience these negative effects, and which states avoided a…
Health Advocacy Learning Activities for Medical Students in Clinical Clerkship Training
Purpose: Health advocacy is a key physician skill to address social determinants of health and promote health and health equity. 1 We noted a lack of medical school curricula that both address skills necessary to develop partnerships with advocacy stakeholders and students’ desires to self-determine advocacy topic areas. A novel learning project was therefore designed to address these goals. Outcomes were followed for 3 years. We aim to describe …
Publicity and perceptions of risk
Previous scholarship has demonstrated that shaming by human rights organizations produces economic consequences. For example, human rights shaming by international organizations negatively affects foreign direct investment (FDI), decreases exports, and redirects foreign aid received. The relationship between shaming and sovereign credit, however, has yet to be studied. States greatly rely on their ability to access cheap international credit, as …
Risky Business
While the social and political consequences of electoral violence are widely discussed in the literature, less is known about the economic repercussions of electoral violence. Our study investigates this dynamic, asking how episodes of electoral violence affect existing levels of foreign direct investment. We argue that, when managing their investments in foreign markets, multinational firms weigh the expected gains of the investment with the pro…
Publicity and perceptions of risk
Previous scholarship has demonstrated that shaming by human rights organizations produces economic consequences. For example, human rights shaming by international organizations negatively affects foreign direct investment (FDI), decreases exports, and redirects foreign aid received. The relationship between shaming and sovereign credit, however, has yet to be studied. States greatly rely on their ability to access cheap international credit, as …
The effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on human rights practices
Health is a human right; as such, a public health crisis is a human rights crisis. Yet the human rights impact of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic seems to have varied widely, both across rights and across countries. How have human rights practices been affected by the pandemic so far? Which human rights were most negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic? Which states were most likely to experience these negative effects, and which states avoided a…
Of One’s Own Making
Why do states and their agents abuse citizens? Traditional explanations focus on contentious politics, the presence of institutions, and international pressures. Despite this, accounts dissecting the state and its agents in this context of abuse remain largely theoretic in nature. This article offers a breakthrough for within-the-state accounts of human rights abuses by focusing on state leaders and their relationship to broader government instit…
Repudiation and Repression
Sovereign default has myriad economic and political consequences. Existing research, however, has not explored the human costs of sovereign default, though some link the fiscal flexibility afforded by sovereign creditworthiness to improved human rights performance. But what are the consequences when sovereigns lose all creditworthiness and default on their debt obligations? I argue that while the average effect of default is negative for respect …
Risky Business
While the social and political consequences of electoral violence are widely discussed in the literature, less is known about the economic repercussions of electoral violence. Our study investigates this dynamic, asking how episodes of electoral violence affect existing levels of foreign direct investment. We argue that, when managing their investments in foreign markets, multinational firms weigh the expected gains of the investment with the pro…
Publicity and perceptions of risk
Previous scholarship has demonstrated that shaming by human rights organizations produces economic consequences. For example, human rights shaming by international organizations negatively affects foreign direct investment (FDI), decreases exports, and redirects foreign aid received. The relationship between shaming and sovereign credit, however, has yet to be studied. States greatly rely on their ability to access cheap international credit, as …
Health Advocacy Learning Activities for Medical Students in Clinical Clerkship Training
Purpose: Health advocacy is a key physician skill to address social determinants of health and promote health and health equity. 1 We noted a lack of medical school curricula that both address skills necessary to develop partnerships with advocacy stakeholders and students’ desires to self-determine advocacy topic areas. A novel learning project was therefore designed to address these goals. Outcomes were followed for 3 years. We aim to describe …
The effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on human rights practices
Health is a human right; as such, a public health crisis is a human rights crisis. Yet the human rights impact of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic seems to have varied widely, both across rights and across countries. How have human rights practices been affected by the pandemic so far? Which human rights were most negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic? Which states were most likely to experience these negative effects, and which states avoided a…
Union Rights and Inequalities
Of One’s Own Making
Why do states and their agents abuse citizens? Traditional explanations focus on contentious politics, the presence of institutions, and international pressures. Despite this, accounts dissecting the state and its agents in this context of abuse remain largely theoretic in nature. This article offers a breakthrough for within-the-state accounts of human rights abuses by focusing on state leaders and their relationship to broader government instit…
Repudiation and Repression
Sovereign default has myriad economic and political consequences. Existing research, however, has not explored the human costs of sovereign default, though some link the fiscal flexibility afforded by sovereign creditworthiness to improved human rights performance. But what are the consequences when sovereigns lose all creditworthiness and default on their debt obligations? I argue that while the average effect of default is negative for respect …
Compliance with International Monetary Fund concessional lending policies and economic and social rights fulfillment
Does compliance with International Monetary Fund (IMF) concessional lending conditions improve or harm the fulfillment of economic and social rights? While existing scholarship examines IMF program participation, the duration of programs, and the number of conditions imposed, compliance remains an underexplored dimension of this literature. We argue that compliance with IMF conditionality will have an overall negative effect on economic and socia…
Human rights (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Law and economics (3 obras) · Divestment (2 obras) · Finance (2 obras)