Pablo Argote

Investigador postdoctoral, Universidad del Sur de California, EE. UU. Doctor en ciencia política por la Universidad de Columbia y sociólogo por la Universidad Católica de Chile.

Publicaciones recientes:

Argote, Pablo y Giancarlo Visconti. 2023 “Anti-Elite Attitudes and Support for Independent Candidates”. PLOS One.

Argote, Pablo y Giancarlo Visconti. 2025. “Causes and Consequences of Ideological Persistence: The Case of Chile”. Latin American Politics and Society (en prensa)

Argote, Pablo y Giancarlo Visconti. 2025. “Chile 2024: The Resilience of Ideology and the Rise of Anti-Elite Attitudes”. Revista de Ciencia Política (en prensa)

Argote, Pablo, Nicolás de la Cerda y Giancarlo Visconti. 2025. “Thick and Thin Ideological Dimensions of Electoral Competition in Latin America”. OSF working paper.

Argote, Pablo, John Marshall, Sarah Daly, Oscar Pocasangre, Elena Barham and Julián Gerez (2021).»The Shot, the Message, and the Messenger: COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance in Latin America», Nature Partner Journals Vaccines.

Argote Pablo, Barham Elena, Zuckerman Daly S, Gerez JE, Marshall J, Pocasangre O (2021) Messages that increase COVID-19 vaccine acceptance:  Evidence from online experiments in six Latin American countries. PLoS ONE16(10): e0259059. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0259059

Argote, Pablo (2021).  «Does Voluntary Voting Enhance Partisan Bias?  Evidence from Chile».  Journal of Latin American Studies, 53(3), 547-571.

Argote, Pablo (2020). Incumbency Advantage and Shocks in the Electorate: The Adoption of Voluntary Voting. European Political Science Review,12(2),173-197.

Argote, Pablo and Navia, Patricio (2018). “Do voters affect or elect policies: within-coalition competition in the Chilean Electoral System, in: Journal of Politics in Latin America,10,1,3–28