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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Relações Internacionais (IRI) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Ph.D. in Political Science, New York University (2006). Research interests include: the crisis of liberal democracy, international regime design, emerging democracies and the WTO, compliance, human rights. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The visit by Prof. James Hollyer is directly connected with a research project by the Principal Investigator (PI), which is a key development of the PI's research visit - as a visiting scholar - at Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania, during July-September 2017 (funded by Fapesp). This research visit led to the thesis manuscript that substantiated the PI's promotion to Associate…
This research project investigates the link between institutional complexity and compliance, with respect to the Inter-American Human Rights System (IAHRS). We understand institutional complexity as "the presence of nested, partially overlapping, and parallel" international institutions, following the contribution by Alter and Meunier. This project takes a fresh look at institutional comp…
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Faced with the crisis of the liberal international order, two major concerns arise regarding the future and sustainability of the current global governance structure: the growth of international institutional complexity and the dynamics of survival and death of international organizations (IOs). Since these two characteristics have not yet been clearly related by the literature on interna…
The present research project analyzes three key elements of the Inter-American Human Rights System s institutional architecture in order to investigate how each element influences the level of compliance with oblibations entered by states. These elements are: 1) the level of institutional complexity 2) the design of the regime and 3) political regime, or certain characteristics of the dom…
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