Dr Rabia Malik
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Email
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Location
5.016, Colchester Campus
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Academic support hours
Spring 2022: Tuesdays, 10am-11am, or by appointment via email (Main Academic Building 5.016). Email: rabia.malik@essex.ac.uk
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Introduction to Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis II (GV950)
Current supervision
Publications
Journal articles (7)
Ascencio, S. and Malik, R., (2024). Do Voters (Dis)like Dynastic Politicians? Experimental Evidence from Pakistan. Electoral Studies. 89, 102786-102786
Malik, R. and Thorvaldsdottir, S., (2024). Are Goodwill Ambassadors Good for Business? The Impact of Celebrities on International Organization Fundraising. Journal of Experimental Political Science, 1-13
Karell, D., Malik, R. and Najam Shah, SK., (2024). Does Information Improve the Experience of Pursuing Labor Migration? Evidence from a Field Experiment in Pakistan. International Migration Review
Malik, R., (2023). Lesser of Two Evils: Allocating Resources to Opposition Districts in Pakistan. Legislative Studies Quarterly. 48 (2), 241-271
Malik, R., (2021). (A)Political Constituency Development Funds: Evidence from Pakistan. British Journal of Political Science. 51 (3), 963-980
Malik, R., (2020). Transparency, Elections, and Pakistani Politicians’ Tax Compliance. Comparative Political Studies. 53 (7), 1060-1091
Malik, R. and Stone, RW., (2018). Corporate Influence in World Bank Lending. The Journal of Politics. 80 (1), 103-118
Grants and funding
2021
Minoritisation, Community, and Attitudes toward Immunization: A Survey Experiment in Pakistan
British Academy
Contact
Academic support hours:
Spring 2022: Tuesdays, 10am-11am, or by appointment via email (Main Academic Building 5.016). Email: rabia.malik@essex.ac.uk
