David A. Steinberg

• S. Erdem Aytaç, Daniel McDowell, and David A. Steinberg. 2025. “Inflation and Incumbent Support: Experimental Evidence from the 2024 US Presidential Election.” British Journal of Political Science. Forthcoming.
• Daniel McDowell and David A. Steinberg. 2025. “Do Immigrants’ Partisan Preferences Influence Americans’ Support for Immigration?” Journal of Experimental Political Science. Forthcoming.
• Andrew Rys and David A. Steinberg. 2025. “The Partisan Reversal: Partisanship and Exchange Rate Policy in Closed and Open Economies.” World Politics. Forthcoming.
• Yeling Tan, David A. Steinberg, and Daniel McDowell. 2025. “Global Economic Influence and Domestic Regime Support: Evidence from China.” Review of International Political Economy 32 (1): 202-225.
• Selim Erdem Aytaç and David A. Steinberg. 2023. “Economic Insecurity and Voter Attitudes about Currency Crises.” Studies in Comparative International Development 60 (1): 224-252.
• David A. Steinberg and Daniel McDowell. 2024. “Race, Representation, and the Legitimacy of International Organizations.” International Organization 78 (3): 575-599.
• Daniel McDowell and David A. Steinberg. 2024. “Black Representation and the Popular Legitimacy of the Federal Reserve.” European Journal of Political Economy 85: 102583.
• Daniel McDowell, David A. Steinberg, Selim Erdem Aytaç, and Dimitar Gueorguiev. 2024. “Developing-Country Representation and Public Attitudes toward International Organizations: The Case of IMF Governance Reform.” International Studies Quarterly 68 (3): sqae100.
• David A. Steinberg and Yeling Tan. 2023. “Public Responses to Foreign Protectionism: Evidence from the US-China Trade War.” Review of International Organizations 18 (1): 145-167. Previously published as Peterson Institute for International Economics Working Paper 22-10.
• David A. Steinberg. 2022. “How Voters Respond to Currency Crises: Evidence from Turkey.” Comparative Political Studies 55 (8): 1332-1365.
• David A. Steinberg, Daniel McDowell, and Dimitar Gueorguiev. 2021. “Inside Looking Out: How International Policy Trends Shape the Politics of Capital Controls in China.” The Pacific Review 34 (6): 995-1021.
• Luis Schiumerini and David A. Steinberg. 2020. “The Black Market Blues: The Political Costs of Illicit Currency Markets.” Journal of Politics 82 (4): 1217-1230.
• Dimitar Gueorguiev, Daniel McDowell, and David A. Steinberg. 2020. “The Impact of Economic Coercion on Public Opinion: The Case of US-China Currency Relations.” Journal of Conflict Resolution 64 (9): 1555-1583.
• David A. Steinberg and Stephen Nelson. 2019. “The Mass Political Economy of Capital Controls.” Comparative Political Studies 52 (11): 1575-1609.
• David A. Steinberg, Stephen Nelson, and Christoph Nguyen. 2018. “Does Democracy Promote Capital Account Liberalization?” Review of International Political Economy 25 (6): 854-883. Replication materials and a supplementary appendix are available here.
• Stephen Nelson and David A Steinberg. 2018. “Default Positions: What Shapes Public Attitudes about International Debt Disputes?” International Studies Quarterly 62 (3): 520-533.
• David A. Steinberg. 2017. “Interest Group Pressures and Currency Crises: Argentina in Comparative Perspective.” Comparative Politics. 50 (1): 61-82.
• Daniel McDowell and David A. Steinberg. 2017. “Systemic Strengths, Domestic Deficiencies: The Renminbi's Future as a Reserve Currency.” Journal of Contemporary China. 26 (108): 801-819.
• David A. Steinberg. 2016. “Developmental States and Undervalued Exchange Rates in the Developing World.” Review of International Political Economy. 23 (3): 418-449.
• David A. Steinberg. 2015. Demanding Devaluation: Exchange Rate Politics in the Developing World. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.
• David A. Steinberg, Karrie Koesel, and Nicolas Thompson. 2015. “Political Regimes and Currency Crises.”  Economics and Politics 27 (3): 337-361.
• David A. Steinberg and Krishan Malhotra. 2014. “The Effect of Authoritarian Regime Type on Exchange Rate Policy.” World Politics 66 (3): 491-529. Replication materials and a supplementary appendix are available here.
• Sebastian Karcher and David A. Steinberg. 2013. “Assessing the Causes of Capital Account Liberalization: How Measurement Matters.” International Studies Quarterly 57 (1): 128-137.
• David A. Steinberg and Victor C. Shih. 2012. “Interest Group Influence in Authoritarian States: The Political Determinants of Chinese Exchange Rate Policy.” Comparative Political Studies 45 (11): 1404-1433.
• Victor C. Shih and David A. Steinberg. 2012. “The Domestic Politics of the International Dollar Standard: A Statistical Analysis of Support for the Reserve Currency, 2000-2008.” Canadian Journal of Political Science 45 (4): 855-880. Replication materials and a supplementary appendix are available here.
• David A. Steinberg and Stephen M. Saideman. 2008. “Laissez Fear: Assessing the Impact of Government Involvement in the Economy on Ethnic Violence.” International Studies Quarterly 52 (2): 235-259.

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