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Mircea Popa
Mircea Popa
Senior Lecturer Quantitative Political Research, University of Bristol
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Uncovering the structure of public procurement transactions
M Popa
Business and politics 21 (3), 351-384, 2019
222019
Elites and corruption: a theory of endogenous reform and a test using British data
M Popa
World Politics 67 (2), 313-352, 2015
22*2015
Populism and economic policy: lessons from Central and Eastern Europe
M Feldmann, M Popa
Post-Communist Economies 34 (2), 219-245, 2022
142022
What do good governments actually do?: An analysis using European procurement data
M Popa
European political science review 10 (3), 369-391, 2018
122018
The Political Causes of Real Estate Bubbles
M Popa
Unpublished manuscript, 2013
52013
Imperial rule and long-run development: Evidence on the role of human capital in Ottoman Europe
BG Popescu, M Popa
Comparative Political Studies 55 (11), 1910-1946, 2022
42022
Political machines and the institutional background of economic miracles
M Popa
Government and Opposition 56 (2), 345-364, 2021
42021
Inheritance, urbanization, and political change in Europe
M Popa
European Political Science Review 11 (1), 37-56, 2019
42019
Political Leadership Time Horizons and Economic Growth
M Popa
Working Paper, 2012
42012
The distributive effects of corruption
M Popa
Political Science Research and Methods 2 (2), 273-296, 2014
32014
Fiscality, regulation, and policy choice: Evidence from declassified British cabinet minutes 1981–1997
M Popa
Journal of Historical Political Economy 2 (3), 449-476, 2022
12022
Essays on the Political Economy of Corruption and Rent-Seeking
M Popa
12013
Quantifying economic policy: Unsupervised learning on archival evidence from the United Kingdom, 1983–2021
M Popa
European Journal of Political Research 63 (2), 750-773, 2024
2024
Is industrial policy back in fashion? Text-as-data evidence from UK policy documents
M Popa
Business and Politics, 1-23, 2023
2023
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