Postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Public Opinion Studies (Cesop), affiliated with the State University of Campinas (Unicamp). PhD in Political Science from the University of São Paulo (USP), with her dissertation awarded an honorable mention in the Theses and Dissertations competition by Anpocs. Completed a research internship (doctoral exchange program) at Sciences Po Paris. Holds a Masters degree in Political Science from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) and a Bachelors degree in International Relations also from UFRGS. Her research focuses on Brazilian Politics, Comparative Politics, and Political Sociology. Areas of interest include political parties, labor union action, organized interests, decision-making processes, and political ideologies. Previously a researcher at the Center for Metropolitan Studies (CEM), affiliated with the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (Cebrap), and at the Observatoire politique de l'Amérique latine et des Caraïbes (OPALC). FAPESP scholarship holder. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The proposed post-doctoral research explores antipartisanship in multi-party systems and challenges prevailing views in the Social Sciences by considering it not as a simple one-dimensional opposition to a specific political party, but as a conglomerate of distinct political, ideological, and social identities that influence the choices of voters. When combined, these identities have the …
Credit policies for individual consumers gained centrality on the list of inclusive public policies since the 1990s. They were stimulated by the World Bank and by the United Nations and were adopted in several Latin American countries under governments of different ideological orientations. The topic, however, is understudied. The literature - strongly based on the US case - suggests that…
The research project explores antipartisanship in multiparty systems, framing it not merely as opposition to political parties but as a conglomerate of political, social, and ideological identities. It argues that these identities can reshape electoral dynamics when articulated together, yet remain distinct when isolated. The focus is on antipetismo in Brazil and antikirchnerismo in Argen…
Credit policies for individual consumers gained centrality on the list of inclusive public policies since the 1990s. They were stimulated by the World Bank and by the United Nations and were adopted in several Latin American countries under governments of different ideological orientations. The topic, however, is understudied. The literature - strongly based on the US case - suggests that…
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