Julio Carrión
Julio Carrión
Comparative Politics, American Politics and Populism
Office: 467 Smith Hall
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Biography
Julio Carrión, PhD (University of Pittsburgh, 1993) joined the Department in 1998. He specializes in Latin American and Comparative Politics. He is currently conducting research on mass support for authoritarian alternatives in Latin America. He teaches courses in Latin American Politics and data analysis for political science.
Publications
“La opinión pública y la democracia peruana en la mirada del Barómetro de las Américas” (2024) (with Noam Lupu and Patricia Zárate. Elecciones 23(27): 201-236.
"Illiberalism, Left-Wing Populism, and Popular Sovereignty in Latin America.” (2024). In Marlene Laruelle (editor), Oxford Handbook of Illiberalism (New York: Oxford University Press).
"Peru: Deep Political Dissatisfaction Weakens Support for Democracy ” (2023) (with Patricia Zárate). Revista Latinoamericana de Opinión Pública 12(2): 25-54.
“Populism and State Capture: Evidence from Latin America” (2023) (with James Korman). European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies No. 116: 1-21.
A Dynamic Theory of Populism in Power: The Andes in Comparative Perspective. (2022). New York: Oxford University Press.
