Insights Series: 2011 Publications
12/19/2011
The Insights Series will resume on January 9.
12/05/2011
LAPOP is taking a break from our Insights Series this week to bring you the seventh bulletin in a series of reports from our partner institution, the Project on Parliamentary Elites in Latin America (PELA) at the University of Salamanca, funded by the United Nations Development Program:
by Juan Manuel Trak
Por Juan Manuel Trak
Please note: 1) This series uses data from the LAPOP AmericasBarometer and from surveys of elites conducted by PELA to compare the democratic attitudes of citizens and elites across the region. 2) The analysis and opinions presented here reflect those of the author, and are not endorsed by LAPOP. To see other bulletins by PELA, please consult:
11/21/2011
IO869: 听By Mariana Rodr铆guez
IO869: 听Por Mariana Rodr铆guez
11/07/2011
IO868: By Frederico Batista Pereira
IO868: 听Por Frederico Batista Pereira
10/24/2011
IO867: 听By Michael Edwards, Libby Marden, Judy Wang, and Alexandra Zarecky, with Mariana Rodr铆guez
IO867: Por Michael Edwards, Libby Marden, Judy Wang y Alexandra Zarecky con Mariana Rodr铆guez
10/10/2011
IO866: 听By Matthew L. Layton and Amy Erica Smith
IO866: Por Matthew L. Layton y Amy Erica Smith
09/26/2011
LAPOP 2011 Best Paper Award Winner: 听 By Leslie Schwindt鈥怋ayer (Read Full Paper)
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09/12/2011
LAPOP is taking a break from our Insights Series this week to bring you the fifth bulletin in a series of reports from our partner institution, the Project on Parliamentary Elites in Latin America (PELA) at the University of Salamanca, funded by the United Nations Development Program:
by Adriana Ram铆rez Baracaldo and Theresa Kernecker
Por Adriana Ram铆rez Baracaldo y Theresa Kernecker
Please note: 1) This series uses data from the LAPOP AmericasBarometer and from surveys of elites conducted by PELA to compare the democratic attitudes of citizens and elites across the region. 2) The analysis and opinions presented here reflect those of the author, and are not endorsed by LAPOP. To see other bulletins by PELA, please consult:
08/29/2011
IO865: By Heather Borowski, Rebecca Reed, Lucas Scholl, and David Webb
IO865: Por Heather Borowski, Rebecca Reed, Lucas Scholl y David Webb
08/15/2011
IO864: By Alex Arnold, Paul Hamilton, and Jimmy Moore
IO864: Por Alex Arnold, Paul Hamilton, y Jimmy Moore
08/01/2011
LAPOP is taking a break from our Insights Series this week to bring you the fourth bulletin in a series of reports from our partner institution, the Project on Parliamentary Elites in Latin America (PELA) at the University of Salamanca, funded by the United Nations Development Program:
by Lucia Miranda
por Lucia Miranda
Please note: 1) This series uses data from the LAPOP AmericasBarometer and from surveys of elites conducted by PELA to compare the democratic attitudes of citizens and elites across the region. Please find the report attached to this email in English and in Spanish. 2) The analysis and opinions presented here reflect those of the author, and are not endorsed by LAPOP. To see other bulletins by PELA, please consult:
07/15/2011
IO863: By Arturo Maldonado
IO863: Por Arturo Maldonado
07/05/2011
IO862: By Stefanie Herrmann, Dillon MacDonald, and Robert Tauscher with Matthew L. Layton
IO862: Por Stefanie Herrmann, Dillon MacDonald y Robert Tausche con Matthew L. Layton
06/20/2011
LAPOP is taking a break from our Insights Series this week to bring you the third bulletin in a series of reports from our partner institution, the Project on Parliamentary Elites in Latin America (PELA) at the University of Salamanca, funded by the United Nations Development Program:
By Tom谩拧 Do拧ek
Por Tom谩拧 Do拧ek
Please note: 1) This series uses data from the LAPOP AmericasBarometer and from surveys of elites conducted by PELA to compare the democratic attitudes of citizens and elites across the region. Please find the report attached to this email in English and in Spanish. 2) The analysis and opinions presented here reflect those of the author, and are not endorsed by LAPOP. To see other bulletins by PELA, please consult:
06/06/2011
IO861: By Juan Camilo Plata
IO861: Por Juan Camilo Plata
05/23/2011
Special Report: By Dominique Z茅phyr and Abby C贸rdova
Informe especial: Por Dominique Z茅phyr y Abby C贸rdova
Rapport sp茅cial: Par Dominique Z茅phyr et Abby C贸rdova
05/16/2011
IO860: By Hillary Voth
IO860: Por Hillary Voth
05/02/2011
LAPOP is taking a break from our Insights Series this week to bring you the second bulletin in a series of reports from our partner institution, the Project on Parliamentary Elites in Latin America (PELA) at the University of Salamanca, funded by the United Nations Development Program:
By Isabel Inguanzo
Por Isabel Inguanzo
Please note: 1) This series uses data from the LAPOP AmericasBarometer and from surveys of elites conducted by PELA to compare the democratic attitudes of citizens and elites across the region. Please find the report attached to this email in English and in Spanish. 2) The analysis and opinions presented here reflect those of the author, and are not endorsed by LAPOP.To see other bulletins by PELA, please consult:
04/18/11
IO859: By Nabeela Ahmad, Victoria Hubickey, and Francis McNamara IV, with Frederico Batista Pereira
IO859: Por Nabeela Ahmad, Victoria Hubickey y Francis McNamara IV, con Frederico Batista Pereira
04/04/2011
This week we are taking a break from the Insights series to let you know about a funding opportunity. The Latin American Public Opinion Project (LAPOP), with the financial support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), is pleased to announce a call for proposals for small grants for research on discrimination, marginality, gender, and democracy in Latin America.
Eligible applicants are faculty members, researchers, and graduate students in any country whose work is related to democratization in Latin America and who are conducting research projects in recognized academic or research institutions. The project must use as its basis data from the LAPOP AmericasBarometer.
The application deadline is May 1, 2011. Application materials and the call for proposals are below. Please contact Amy Erica Smith for further information at amy.e.smith@vanderbilt.edu.
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Esta semana realizamos una pausa en la serie Perspectivas para informarle sobre la oportunidad de conseguir una beca.听 El Proyecto de Opini贸n P煤blica de Am茅rica Latina (LAPOP), con el apoyo econ贸mico de la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (USAID), llama a una convocatoria de becas dirigidas a proyectos de investigaci贸n sobre discriminaci贸n, marginalidad, g茅nero y democracia en Am茅rica Latina.
Las becas est谩n abiertas a profesores, investigadores y estudiantes de posgrado de todo el mundo, cuyos trabajos est谩n relacionados con el tema de democratizaci贸n en Am茅rica Latina, y que est茅n desarrollando proyectos de investigaci贸n en instituciones acad茅micas y de investigaci贸n reconocidas. Los proyectos deber谩n usar como base fundamental los datos del Bar贸metro de las Am茅ricas.
El plazo para postular es el 1 de mayo de 2011.听 La convocatoria y el formulario de solicitud est谩n por debajo. Para cualquier pregunta, escriba a amy.e.smith@vanderbilt.edu.
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03/21/2011
IO858: By Margarita Corral
IO858: Por Margarita Corral
03/07/2011
This week, LAPOP shares the first bulletin in a new series of reports from our partner institution, the Project on Parliamentary Elites in Latin America (PELA) at the University of Salamanca, funded by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP):
By Margarita Corral
Por Margarita Corral
02/22/2011
IO857: By Brian M. Faughnan and Elizabeth J. Zechmeister
IO857: Por Brian M. Faughnan y Elizabeth J. Zechmeister
02/07/2011
IO856: By Diana Orc茅s, Amy Erica Smith, and Elizabeth J. Zechmeister
IO856: Por Diana Orc茅s, Amy Erica Smith y Elizabeth J. Zechmeister
01/24/2011
IO855: By Alejandro D铆az鈥怐om铆nguez
IO855: Por Alejandro D铆az鈥怐om铆nguez
01/10/2011
IO854: By Arturo Maldonado
IO854: Por Arturo Maldonado