I am an assistant professor in the School of Finance, Economics and Government of EAFIT University, where I coordinate the Seminar on Politics and Development and the DataPOL research group. My research mostly focuses on the legacy of violent experiences (and periods) and how and why it changes.

Before moving to Colombia, I was a postdoctoral research associate at the Bobst Center for Peace and Justice of Princeton University. I received my PhD in 2022 from the European University Institute. You can find my CV here. Thanks for your visit!

Publications

Working papers

  • Stigmatizing the radical right (with Laia Balcells, Ethan VanderWilden, and Vicente Valentim). Conditionally accepted at the Journal of Experimental Political Science.

  • Far right normalization through policy discounting: evidence from Spain (with Laia Balcells and Ethan VanderWilden). Conditionally accepted at Political Science Research and Methods.

  • Memory policies on democratic attitudes among adolescents: Experimental evidence from Spain (with Nerea Gándara-Guerra and Ana Ruipérez Núnez). Draft available upon request.

  • Authoritarian indoctrination through selective repression. Draft available upon request.

Selected work-in-progress

  • Elites, identities, and conflict mobilization in diverse societies (with Giacomo Lemoli). Project funded by the Identities and Ideologies Project of New York University, the Bobst Center, EAFIT University, and BBVA. Presented in the PolSci Seminar Series of NYUAD (Abu Dhabi).

  • Seats of hope: special peace districts on trust and political engagement in postwar democracies? (with Joan Barceló and Mauricio Vela Barón). Presented in LAPSS Annual Meeting (Bogotá), the MoPED Workshop (Berlin), and the Conflict Research Society annual meeting (Edinburgh).