Research

Last updated on 09/2021

Academic Journal Publications

• Kim, Yeaji, Leonardo Antenangeli, and Justin H. Kirkland. 2017. “Measurement Error and Attenuation Bias in Exponential Random Graph Models.” Statistics, Politics, and Policy, 7: 29–54.
• Solis, Jonathan and Leonardo Antenangeli. 2017. “Corruption is Bad News for a Free Press: Reassessing the Relationship between Media Freedom and Corruption.” Social Science Quarterly, 98(3):1112-1137. 
• Antenangeli, Leonardo and Francisco Cantú. 2019. “Right on Time: An Electoral Audit for the Publication of Vote Results”. Statistics, Politics, and Policy, 10(2): 137-186. 

Bureau of Justice Statistics Publications 

• Durose, Matthew R. and Leonardo Antenangeli. “Recidivism of Prisoners Released in 34 States in 2012: A 5-Year Follow-Up Period (2012-2017).” Washington, DC: Bureau of Justice Statistics (2021). 
• Antenangeli, Leonardo and Matthew R. Durose. “Recidivism of Prisoners Released in 24 States in 2008: A 10-Year Follow-Up Period (2008-2018).” Washington, DC: Bureau of Justice Statistics (2021). 

Additional Research

• Texas School Finance and Property Tax Reform Survey (with the Hobby School of Public Affairs)

Working Papers 

• Antenangeli, Leonardo. “Context Matters: How Corrupt Environments Create Corrupt Individuals.”
• Antenangeli, Leonardo, Jeffrey Church, and Pablo M. Pinto. “Love Thy Neighbor: Moral Suasion and the Formation of Policy Preferences.”
• Antenangeli, Leonardo. “Accountability and Corruption: The Long-Term Effect of Independent Monitoring on Levels of Municipal Corruption.” 
• Antenangeli, Leonardo. “The Effect of Participatory Budgeting on Levels of Municipal Corruption.”
• Pinto, Pablo and Leonardo Antenangeli. “Rouba Mas Faz: How Partisanship and Economic Health Alter Citizens’ Tolerance of Corruption.”
• Kirkland, Justin H., Patrick Shea, and Leonardo Antenangeli. “Randomization Tests, Robust Cluster Standard Errors, and Grouped Data.” 

Conference Presentations  and Research Talks

• Texas Methods Meeting, 2017. “Measurement Error and Attenuation Bias in Exponential Random Graph Models” (with Yeaji Kim)
• PUBHouston research talk, 2017 (SciBr — Brazilian Science Foundation). “Accountability and Corruption: The Long-Term Effect of Independent Monitoring on Levels of Municipal Corruption”
• APSA Annual Meeting 2016. “Election Audits in Space and Time” (with Francisco Cantu)
• EITM Summer Institute, Houston. “Corruption is Bad News for a Free Press” (with Jonathan Solis)
• MPSA Annual Meeting 2016. “Corruption is Bad News for a Free Press” (with Jonathan Solis)
• APSA Annual Meeting 2015. “Accountability and Corruption: How Independent Monitoring Affects Levels of Municipal Corruption”