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#ConexiónCNN | Pedro Accorsi, académico del Instituto de Ciencias Políticas UC: "Hay una fractura importantes en el bolsonarismo"
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#ConexiónCNN | Pedro Accorsi, académico del Instituto de Ciencias Políticas UC: "Bolsonaro es alguien muy influyente en la derecha de Brasil"
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#ConexiónCNN | Pedro Accorsi, académico del Instituto de Ciencias Políticas UC: "Bolsonaro está claro para mí que no será candidato el 2030"
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Pedro Accorsi @PedroAccorsi2 (PhD '23) fondly recalls the outstanding committee he worked with, the collaborative culture among graduate students, and opportunities he was encouraged to pursue.
Read more about Pedro's experience and current position: https://t.co/4DYdNpCya9
New publication in the Journal of Conflict Resolution! Why do rebel groups adopt different recruitment strategies? @MichaelJSoules and I explore this question by examining the behavior of 232 rebel groups over recent decades https://t.co/BWPZmigelf
Questions about how the “war powers” work in practice? Check out my piece in @apsrjournal. TL;DR President is far more constrained by Congress that usually realized.
Some exciting professional news: this August, I'll join the Political Science Institute at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (@icp_uc) as an Assistant Professor. I'm grateful to everyone who's supported me and look forward to what's to come in Santiago!
📚1/7 Coming book alert! This is quite a day to announce that "Economic Displacement: China and the End of US Primacy in Latin America" will be published by @CUP_PoliSci in November of this year. #InternationalRelations#USChinaCompetition
New article w/ Ron Krebs in @cps_journal! We find militaries are most trusted when they stay out of politics. Once involved, public trust drops & they're judged by government performance standards. Cool insights into civil-military relations—read it here: https://t.co/T4Rn4PwXna