Sarah M. Brooks

Sarah M. Brooks studies political economy topics such as social protection policy, financial crises and pensions, and the politics of natural resource extraction (including oil and critical minerals). Her work often combines comparative political analysis with empirical data on economic and financial outcomes across countries, including Latin America and the global South. This research is relevant to students interested in how governments manage economic risk, welfare policy, and resource wealth.

Publication output has been relatively low and uneven over the past decade, with a burst of activity in 2017 followed by intermittent, lower-volume output through 2026.

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