Carlos Jalali
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He holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Oxford and teaches at the University of Aveiro (UA), where he also directs the Master's degree in Political Science and the UA-UBI PhD programme in the same area.
President of the Portuguese Political Science Association, he is also one of the leading researchers in the field. He has mainly studied political institutions and party systems, political communication and electoral behaviour in Portugal.
In Aveiro, he is also the head of the Public Policies, Institutions and Innovation research group at the Governance, Competitiveness and Public Policies research unit.
He is coordinating the project "Changing European elections: the impact of the adjustment programmes in the Eurozone on election campaigns for the European Parliament".
In 2017, he published "Parties and Party Systems", an essay for Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos.
President of the Portuguese Political Science Association, he is also one of the leading researchers in the field. He has mainly studied political institutions and party systems, political communication and electoral behaviour in Portugal.
In Aveiro, he is also the head of the Public Policies, Institutions and Innovation research group at the Governance, Competitiveness and Public Policies research unit.
He is coordinating the project "Changing European elections: the impact of the adjustment programmes in the Eurozone on election campaigns for the European Parliament".
In 2017, he published "Parties and Party Systems", an essay for Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos.
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