Andrew Kerner Research

Here is my google scholar site, where you can find my published work.
Here is a copy of My Research Statement

Forthcoming and Working Papers
(please contact for newest version if not linked

1."Pension Returns and Support for Neoliberalism in Post Pension Reform Latin America"
1. forthcoming British Journal of Political Science
2.“What can we really know about BITs and FDI?”
1. Forthcoming ICSID Review - Foreign Investment Law Journal
3."THE OWNERSHIP SOCIETY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE"
1. forthcoming in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics
4."Salvation by Good Works?: Offshoring, Corporate Philanthropy and Public Attitudes Toward Trade Policy" (with Jane Sumner)
1. Revise and Resubmit at Economics and Politics
2. Most recently presented at Michigan State University, March 2016
5."There's Something About Larry: Offshore Production’s Effect on White Mens' Trade Policy Preferences" (with Jane Sumner and Brian Richter)
1. Most recently presented at IPES, Duke University November 2016
2. Under Review
6."the Political Economy of Data Production” (with Charles Crabtree)
1. Most recently presented at the American Political Science Association, San Francisco, September 2017
2. UNDER REVIEW
7. Revisiting the Remittance Curse (W/ Charles Crabtree and Michael J. NelsoN)
1. Under Review
8."Quitting Globalization: Trade-related Job losses, Nationalism and Resistance to Chinese FDI in the United States" (with Jane Sumner and Yilang Feng)
1. Most recently presented at the American Political Science Association, San Francisco,September 2017
2. UNDER REVIEW
9."Do Investor-State Disputes Hurt FDI?" (w/ Krzystof Pelc)
1. Most recently presented at the Southern Political Science Association Conference, January 2018, NeW ORLEans LA
2. UNDER REVIEW
10. “How We Talk When We Talk about Trade: What Language Tells Us About The Effect of Education on Trade Attitudes” (W/ Jane Sumner)
MOST RECENTLY PRESENTED AT THE Upper MIDWEST INTERNATIONAL Relations Conference, May 2018, MAdison WI

11. "DOES THE LOCATION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MATTER?" (WITH JANE SUMNER AND BRIAN RICHTER)

12. The Financial Determinants of Party Manifestos (with Cristina Bodea and Timm Betz)
13. Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs): The Global Investment Regime and Income Inequality in Developing Countries (w/ Cristina Bodea and Fangjin Ye)