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Mavuto Kalulu's research investigates the relationship between media, corruption, and political outcomes, particularly the re-election chances of incumbent parties in developing countries. His work also examines the impact of charter schools on traditional public school performance and teacher autonomy. Kalulu has published on these topics, including studies on incentive regimes and institutional quality in US states, and the effects of charter school entry on student performance and teacher freedom. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 1 with 4 total publications and 4 total citations.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 4
Selected Publications
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Do Incentive Regimes Compensate for Variations in Institutional Quality? Evidence from US States (2025)
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Charter School Entry, Teacher Freedom, and Student Performance (2020)
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Media Exposure of Corruption and the Re-Election Chances of Incumbent Parties in Africa (2017)
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Corruption and re-election chances of incumbent parties in developing countries (2014)The Journal of Development Communication/The journal of development communication 3 citations OpenAlex
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- Charter School Entry, Teacher Freedom, and Student Performance
- Charter School Entry, Teacher Freedom, and Student Performance
- Do Incentive Regimes Compensate for Variations in Institutional Quality? Evidence from US States
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