As COVID19 vaccinations campaigns are rolling out across Latin America, surveys of 6 major Latam countries explore citizen willingness to receive vaccination - both in terms of general and immediate willingness to get vaccinated - before then seeking to experimentally understand the extent to which hesitancy is driven by limited information, collective action problems, and political messaging. Our findings will both illuminate the causes of vaccine hesitancy, and the efficacy of potential policy response.
Speakers:
- Pablo Argote Tironi: Graduate student in Political Science, Columbia University.
- Elena Barham: Graduate student in Political Science, Columbia University.
- Julian Gerez: Graduate student in Political Science, Columbia University.
- Oscar Pocasangre: Graduate student in Political Science, Columbia University.
- Discussant: Rodrigo Soares: Lemann Professor of Brazilian Public Policy and International and Public Affairs, Columbia University.
- Coordinator: Sarah Daly: Assistant Professor of Political Science, Columbia University.
- Coordinator: John Marshall: Assistant Professor of Political Science, Columbia University.
- Chair: Vicky Murillo: Professor of Political Science and International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
This event will take place through Zoom. To register, click here.
