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Abishek Choutagunta

@kaapi_croissant

law, econ and politics @unihh and @ruhrunibochum
sites.google.com/view/csabishek… Joined September 2009
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Abishek Choutagunta @kaapi_croissant
This was an amazing episode! One of my absolute favourites! Not many people write (or talk) about rural development and the functioning of PRIs with such depth and clarity as @sharanidli does, and @srajagopalan, as always, is an amazing host.
Shruti Rajagopalan Verified account @srajagopalan Jul 3, 2025
In the latest episode of the @IdeasofIndia @mercatus, I speak with MR Sharan @sharanidli about his research on local governance in India, incentives of various political actors, caste and other power structures, fiscal federalism, and much more. Links👇
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Abishek Choutagunta @kaapi_croissant
Thank you @srajagopalan and @IdeasofIndia for the opportunity! It is always a pleasure discussing issues related to Indian federalism and governance with you! Taking this opportunity to repost our article on HT and our paper on President's Rule. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…
Shruti Rajagopalan Verified account @srajagopalan Oct 31, 2024
In the latest episode of @IdeasofIndia I speak with Abishek Choutagunta @kaapi_croissant, a recent Phd in Economics @unihh, about President's Rule/Article 356, why local governments are dysfunctional, fiscal federalism, centripetal federalism, and much more.
mercatus.org/ideasofindia/a…
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Abishek Choutagunta @kaapi_croissant
🔔New paper alert!
'Shocking resilience? Effects of extreme events on constitutional compliance' published open-access in the journal of #institutionaleconomics with @jerggutmann and @DrStefanVoigt. A short 🧵on key findings related to extreme events and constitutional compliance
Stefan Voigt @DrStefanVoigt Sep 28, 2023
Paper out on constitutional compliance after shocks (like nat disasters) w/ @jerggutmann and A. Choutagunta. Governments are most likely to overstep their competences during civil conflicts, at the onset of international sanctions or following coups. OA!
doi.org/10.1017/S17441….
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