Mariana Mendes

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin MIDEM

Dr. Mariana Mendes

Forschungsgruppe 2

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von-Gerber-Bau Bergstraße 53

01069 Dresden

Since 3/2020	Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, MIDEM (Mercator Forum Migration und Demokratie), TU Dresden
2013 - 2019	Ph.D. Political and Social Sciences, European University Institute
2014 - 2019	Various research assistance jobs (European University Institute)
2013 - 2014	M. Res. Political and Social Sciences, European University Institute
2011 - 2012	M.A. Nationalism Studies, Central European University
2009 - 2011	M.A. International Affairs, Sciences Po Paris
2006 - 2009	B.A. Political Science and International Relations, New University of Lisbon

Research Interests

2019

Ferreira da Silva, Frederico and Mariana Mendes. ‘Portugal – a tale of apparent stability and surreptitious transformation.’ In European Politics in Times of Crises, ed. by Hanspeter Kriesi and Swen Hutter. Cambridge University Press, 2019.
Dennison, James and Mariana Mendes. ‘When do populist radical right parties succeed? Salience, stigma and the end of Iberian ‘exceptionalism’.’ EUI Working Paper RSCAS 2019/26.
Mendes, Mariana. ‘The General Elections in Portugal 2019’ MIDEM-Report 2019-5, Dresden.
Mendes, Mariana. ‘The General Elections in Spain 2019’, MIDEM-Report 2019-2, Dresden.
Mendes, Mariana (2019). ‘Explaining the surge of the far-right ahead of Spain’s election.’ London School of Economics and Political Science EUROPP Blog.
Mendes, Mariana (2019). ‘Immun gegen Rechts?’ Sächsische Zeitung (9 August).

2017

Mendes, Mariana. ‘Brazil’s popular awakening: Accounting for the onset of a new cycle of contention.’ In Global Diffusion of Protest: Riding the Protest Wave in the neoliberal crisis, ed. by Donatella della Porta, Amsterdam University Press, 2017.
Mendes, Mariana. ‘Making sense of uncertainty following the Catalan declaration of independence.’ London School of Economics and Political Science EUROPP Blog.
Mendes, Mariana. ‘The Catalan Crisis owes much to the actions of self-interested politicians’. London School of Economics and Political Science EUROPP Blog.

Manuscripts

Ph.D. Thesis. ‘Delayed Transitional Justice: Accounting for Timing and Cross-country variation in transitional justice trajectories,’, European University Institute, 2019.