My research focuses on party politics, social movements, electoral
institutions, and democratization, with a regional specialization in Latin
America. My articles are published in Comparative
Politics, International Political Science Review, European Political Science Review, Party Politics, and Latin American Politics
and Society.
I have field research experiences in Chile (2018), Costa Rica (2016), Panama (2016), Colombia (2015), Peru (2012), and Mexico
(2010). During these field trips, I conducted interviews with legislators, party officials, and social movement activists for my research about party politics and institutional change.
Before joining NCCU, I was an adjunct instructor in the Department of Political Science at Washington & Jefferson College, U.S.A.
I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Pittsburgh. I hold a BA and a MA in Political Science at National Taiwan University. I began to be interested in Latin America after a trip to Ecuador in 1999.
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Yen-Pin Su, Ph.D.
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