Perez
Ph.D. Candidate • Comparative Politics and Methodology

Major Field: Comparative Politics

Minor Field: Methodology

Committee: Boulding

I am doctoral candidate at the ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ, where I hold a master's degree in Political Science. I also hold a master's degree in Comparative Politics from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Ecuador, and a bachelor's degree in economics from the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador. My main areas of research are comparative political economy, methodology in political science, political behavior, and Latin American politics.

Research and Teaching Interests: I have a strong interest in the study of political institutions, political economy, public opinion, and democracy, with a particular focus on Latin America. My research specifically examines how economic distortions influence institutional change and instability, respect for political institutions, and the risk of democratic erosion. In addition, my primary teaching interests include comparative political economy, political institutions, research methodology, and quantitative as well as mixed-methods analysis.

Publications:

Del gabinete a la papeleta: ministros y ministras como candidatos presidenciales (with Sergio Huertas-Hernández and Alejandro Olivares L.) 2024. Revista Española De Ciencia Política 65: 113–147.

Crisis económica e [in]estabilidad política: la política latinoamericana frente a la Gran Depresión de 1930. (with Carolina Curvale). 2022. Lecturas De Economía 97: 181–216.

Documentation Requirements and Open Access in Political Science Journals (with Carolina Curvale). 2021. Revista de Ciencia Política 41, 3: 477-495.

Is There Such a Thing as Latin America (with Carolina Curvale). 2018. Política. Revista de Ciencia Política 56, 1: 61-87.