Welcome to my academic page!
👋 I am a graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science, in Social Research Methods. My background includes a Bachelor of Social Science in Political Science and Government from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.
Painting of the week: Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan (1883-85)
🔍 Currently, I am a Research Assistant at the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre, LSE, and Researcher at the Observatorio de Reformas Políticas en América Latina. My research focus on political parties, electoral reforms, and elections in Latin America.
📚 I have also been involved directing academic journals in Latin America such as Elecciones and Politai, contributing to their visibility in academic circles.
📊 My interests extend to quantitative studies, coding, data visualization using R, and my teaching experience encompasses Statistics for Political Analysis at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru and other institutions.
✨ Beyond my academic work, I hold a profound fascination for art, particularly paintings stemming from the Impressionist movement. I frequently curate and share artworks that catch my attention on my Art Blog.
Last Post:
What is behind authoritarian nostalgia?
“Not only in Peru, but in other countries, former dictators are remembered with nostalgia, and some even argue that, under their mandate, economies were more solid, crime was controlled or better “values” were promoted (…) omitting the devastating consequences that these governments have had.”
Last Article:
The Impossibility of Party Unity in Peru: Party Affiliation, Subnational Electoral Competition and Party Discipline (2011–2019)
Jaramillo, Cristhian. (2023). "The Impossibility of Party Unity in Peru: Party Affiliation, Subnational Electoral Competition and Party Discipline (2011–2019)." Bulletin of Latin American Research. 42(5): 649-662.