Guillermo started following the work of Karim Lara-Ayub, University of Oxford, Department of International Development, Queen Elizabeth House.
Guillermo added talks.
Guillermo started following the work of Alberto Castillo, Complutense University of Madrid, Derecho Internacional Público y Relaciones Internacionales (Estudios Internacionales).
Graduate Student, Politics and International Relations
St Cross College
Thesis Title: Why do governments enfranchise noncitizens? A political economy approach to franchise extensions in the age of migration
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Pablo Beramendi
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About
I am currently working on a large-n analysis of the enfranchisement of noncitizens, but my research interests include broader issues related to migration, political economy, and political violence.
Contact Information
| Address: | St Cross College |
| IM: | Skype: guillermo.toralmartinez |
