John B. Londregan

John B. Londregan is a Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Princeton University, based in Fisher Hall. His research integrates statistical methodologies with political analysis, with a focus on Chilean legislative and electoral dynamics post-Pinochet dictatorship. He holds a Ph.D. from Princeton University.

Research Interests: Specializes in formal theory, quantitative methods, and political economy. Regional expertise in South America, particularly Chile. Active in 'Text as Data' methodologies and electoral systems analysis.

Awards:

• Miller Prize for Best Paper in Political Analysis (Vol. 8, 2000)

Teaching: Recent courses include Comparative Political Economy, The Politics of Higher Education, and Quantitative Analysis IV. Courses emphasize methodological rigor and institutional analysis.

Publications: Authored Legislative Institutions and Ideology in Chile and contributed to journals/editied volumes on political methodology and Latin American politics.