Carmen Jacqueline Ho
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My work looks at government policies that improve social welfare. I am especially interested in the political conditions that facilitate the expansion of public policies which reduce health disparities. 

Research areas: welfare state, social policies, bureaucracy, state capacity, international organizations, global health governance, health politics and policies, maternal and child nutrition 


  • Benevolent Policies: Bureaucratic Politics and the International Dimensions of Social Policy Expansion
    Carmen Jacqueline Ho
    American Political Science Review (APSR), 2022


  • The Politics of Universal Health Coverage
    Carmen Jacqueline Ho, Hina Khalid, Kim Skead, and Joseph Wong
    The Lancet
    , 2022

  • Social Polices in Democratic and Authoritarian Regimes: Comparing the Introduction and Implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act in India and Dibao in China
    Carmen Jacqueline Ho, Daniel Béland, Dragana Bodruzic, Zainab Nizar, and Shih Jiunn Shi
    Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy, 2022


  • Democracy Reduces Inequality: Evidence Using Individual-level Data on Infant Mortality in Africa, 1960-2016
    Carmen Jacqueline Ho, Marie Christelle Mabeu, Roland Pongou
    Journal of Politics (JOP), Forthcoming 


  • Global Nutrition Policy: International Organizations in Southeast Asia
    Carmen Jacqueline Ho
    Under Review

     
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