Daniel Kaufmann

TL;DR: A side-by-side comparison of different methods currently being used in the field to measure ADCC responses to HIV-1 found that assays which are unable to differentiate virus-infected from uninfected cells greatly overestimate ADCC response mediated by antibodies to CD4i epitopes and underestimate responses mediated by broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs).

TL;DR: In this article, the authors argue that state capture is created and maintained through restrictions on competition and entry in strategic sectors, and that enhancing competition by attracting a wider, more diverse set of FDI firms is critical to the broader strategic framework of fighting state capture and corruption.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that HIV infection results in an alterated differentation of HIV-specific CD4+ T cells that is only partially reversed by antiretroviral therapy and generation of dysfunctional T cells with a follicular helper-like phenotype.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explore both the price and the quantity components of the relationship between governance and services delivery using micro-level survey data: the bribery tax itself (which a priori may be regressive or progressive), as well as the discouraged user effect.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that inequality leads to the subversion of institutions, not necessarily through the inequality of wealth per se, but inequality of influence, and that the extent to which inequalities of wealth can be converted into inequalities of influence will be mediated by different configurations of the political system.