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Ignacio Arana Araya

Ignacio Arana Araya

Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology

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Bio

Dr. Arana is a comparativist that focuses on two lines of inquiry. He specializes in elite behavior by analyzing how the personality traits and other individual differences of heads of government impact executive governance. Second, he studies the consequences of variation in political institutions across countries, with an emphasis on Latin America. He examines executive-legislative relations, informal institutions, gender and politics, and judicial politics. 

His work has been published in , , , , , , , , , , , and . He has also published or have forthcoming book chapters in Oxford University Press, , and .

His book, Presidential Personalities and Constitutional Power Grabs in Latin America, 1945-2021, is forthcoming from Oxford University Press. Arana is an affiliated faculty at 바카라 온라인 추천’s Center for Informed Democracy & Social-Cybersecurity (IDeaS), part of the , Chile’s country expert for  since 2016, and columnist for . He created and maintains .

At the Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology, Arana has benefitted from working with more than sixty-five research assistants developing projects such as the World Leaders Database Project, a database that contains biographical information about the nearly 2,000 leaders that have governed countries around the world since 1970.

For the 2021-2022 academic year, he received the Provost’s Inclusive Teaching Fellowship, which helped the students in his Comparative Politics class, the largest in CMIST, feel empowered to participate.

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Publications

2023. “” Forthcoming in Journal of Politics. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/723988

2023. “Chavismo in Venezuela.” Forthcoming in Luca Anceschi, Alexander Baturo, and Francesco Cavatorta, eds., Personalism and Personalist Regimes. Oxford University Press.

2022. “” (with Carolina Guerrero). Latin American Politics and Society 64(3), 93-116. 

2022. “" Democratization 29(1), 113-132. 

2022. “” Political Psychology 43(3), 511-528.

2022. “” (with Hengyi Yang). Latin American Research Review 57(4), 972-982. 

2021. “” (with Aníbal Pérez-Liñán and Melanie Hughes). American Journal of Political Science, 65(2), 373-388. 

2021. “” Political Psychology, 42(4), 695-712. 

2020. “” (with Carolina Guerrero). In Manuel Alcántara, Mercedes García Montero, and Cristina Rivas Pérez, eds., Politics and Political Elites in Latin America. Springer. 

2019. “” Georgetown Journal of International Affairs. 

2019. “” [In Spanish] (with Carolina Guerrero). América Latina Hoy 81: 31-49.

2018. “” In Ali Farazmand and Mauricio Olavarría-Gambi, eds., The Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy, and Governance. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing. 

2018. “” [In Spanish] (with Carolina Guerrero). In L. M. Leibe and J. Suárez-Cao, eds., La Política Siempre ha sido Cosa de Mujeres: Elecciones y Protagonistas en Chile y la Región. FLACSO-Chile.

2018. “” Iberoamericana 18(69): 231-238. 

2017. “” (with Aníbal Pérez-Liñán). Journal of Law and Courts 5(2): 173-197. 

2017. “” [In Spanish] Revista de Ciencia Política, 37(2): 305-334. 

2016. “” Bolivian Studies Journal, 22: 191-219. 

2016. “” Latin American Perspectives, 44(4): 62-80. 

2016. “.” Nueva Sociedad 266.

2015. “” Journal of Legislative Studies, 21(2): 213-231. 

2013. “” Latin American Politics and Society, 55(4): 74-94. 

2012. “” [In Spanish] Politica 50(2): 29-57.