Peru 2025: The Consolidation of Chaos
Incio, J.
Associate Professor · Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
My work focuses on subnational politics and combines experiments, quantitative methods, and computational text analysis. This fall I am a Mid-Career Fellow at the Center for Inter-American Policy and Research, Tulane University.

How voters choose when information is scarce and party systems are weak.
Reelection, recall, and how citizens punish or forgive corrupt politicians.
New paths to autocratization, including legislative authoritarianism in Peru.
When electoral reforms backfire: reassessing reelection's impact on corruption
DOIProject: Subnational Territorial Governance and Corruption in Peru
From Drug Lords to Police State: The Effects of Order Transition on Local Economies
Drafts available on request.
Incio, J.
Incio, J., Muñoz, P., & Bird, M.
González-Rostani, V., Incio, J., & Lezama, G.
Bracco Bruce, L., & Incio, J.
Chang, A., & Incio, J.
A nonpartisan portal that tracks how members of Congress and other political actors voted on major policy reforms, ahead of the 2026 general election. Close to 80,000 visits.
A voter information platform to help citizens navigate the large number of candidates and information in Peruvian elections. Close to one million visits and the National Digital Democracy Award.