Matthew DiLorenzo

Research Analyst

Matthew served as a Research Analyst at AidData from 2017 to 2018.

Summary

Matthew DiLorenzo served as a Research Analyst at AidData from 2017 to 2018. He holds a PhD in Political Science from Vanderbilt University, an MA in Political Science and a Graduate Certificate in Sustainability Politics and Policy from the University of New Hampshire, and a BS in Political Science from Salem State University.

Education

Background

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Journal Article

The economic efficiency of aid targeting

World Development

Ariel BenYishay, Matthew DiLorenzo, Carrie Dolan

2022-08-13

Policy Report

Development Cooperation from a Partner Perspective: How can Germany and other donors perform better in the eyes of their partner countries?

DEval — German Institute for Development Evaluation

Kerstin Guffler, Ani Harutyunyan, Matthew DiLorenzo, Tanya Sethi, Mirko Eppler, Marie-Sophie Heinelt

2021-01-14

Journal Article

Aid Management, Trust, and Development Policy Influence: New Evidence from a Survey of Public Sector Officials in Low-Income and Middle-Income Countries

Studies in Comparative International Development

Takaaki Masaki, Bradley C. Parks, Jörg Faust, Stefan Leiderer, Matthew D. DiLorenzo

2021-01-07

Working Paper

Closing the Broken Feedback Loop: Can Responsive Aid Strengthen State Legitimacy?

Bradley C. Parks, Matthew DiLorenzo, Daniel Aboagye

2019-04-30

Policy Report

Ties That Bind: Quantifying China's public diplomacy and its "good neighbor" effect

Samantha Custer, Brooke Russell, Matthew DiLorenzo, Mengfan Cheng, Siddhartha Ghose, Jacob Sims, Jennifer Turner, Harsh Desai

2018-06-27

Policy Report

Listening to Leaders 2018: Is development cooperation tuned-in or tone-deaf?

Samantha Custer, Matthew DiLorenzo, Takaaki Masaki, Tanya Sethi, Ani Harutyunyan

2018-05-31

Journal Article

Bypass Aid and Unrest in Autocracies

International Studies Quarterly

Matthew DiLorenzo

2018-03-13

Policy Report

Realizing Agenda 2030: Will donor dollars and country priorities align with global goals?

Tanya Sethi, Samantha Custer, Jennifer Turner, Jacob Sims, Matthew DiLorenzo, Rebecca Latourell

2017-11-06

Methodology

Estimating Baseline Aid to the Sustainable Development Goals

Matthew DiLorenzo, Sid Ghose, Jennifer Turner

2017-11-06

Policy Report

Beyond the Tyranny of Averages: Development Progress from the Bottom Up

Samantha Custer, Matthew DiLorenzo, Takaaki Masaki, Tanya Sethi, Jessica Wells

2017-09-28

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