Research Agenda
My research focuses on Brazil's democratic institutions. Specifically, I have researched electoral rules, the Brazilian Congress, the executive, and executive-legislative relations. Most of my research is grounded on representation literature and the ways in which elected officials represent their constituency. When thinking about representation in Brazil two specific groups spark my interest: women as a representational group and the growing evangelical population in the country.
Latest Works
Pedro A. G. dos Santos and Kristin N. Wylie (2018). “Women’s Representation.” Routledge Handbook of Brazilian Politics. Edited by Barry Ames. Routledge.
Laura A. Dean and Pedro A. G. dos Santos (2017). “The Implication of Gender Quotas in Ukraine: A Case Study of Municipal Party-Level Elections in Eastern Europe’s Most Precarious Democracy.” Teorija in Praksa 54 (2).
Kristin Wylie and Pedro dos Santos (2016). “A Law on Paper Only: Electoral Rules, Parties, and the Persistent Underrepresentation of Women in Brazilian Legislatures.” Politics & Gender 12 (3).
Farida Jalalzai and Pedro G. dos Santos (2015). “The Dilma Effect? Women’s Representation under Dilma Rousseff’s Presidency.” Politics & Gender 11 (1).
My research focuses on Brazil's democratic institutions. Specifically, I have researched electoral rules, the Brazilian Congress, the executive, and executive-legislative relations. Most of my research is grounded on representation literature and the ways in which elected officials represent their constituency. When thinking about representation in Brazil two specific groups spark my interest: women as a representational group and the growing evangelical population in the country.
Latest Works
Pedro A. G. dos Santos and Kristin N. Wylie (2018). “Women’s Representation.” Routledge Handbook of Brazilian Politics. Edited by Barry Ames. Routledge.
Laura A. Dean and Pedro A. G. dos Santos (2017). “The Implication of Gender Quotas in Ukraine: A Case Study of Municipal Party-Level Elections in Eastern Europe’s Most Precarious Democracy.” Teorija in Praksa 54 (2).
Kristin Wylie and Pedro dos Santos (2016). “A Law on Paper Only: Electoral Rules, Parties, and the Persistent Underrepresentation of Women in Brazilian Legislatures.” Politics & Gender 12 (3).
Farida Jalalzai and Pedro G. dos Santos (2015). “The Dilma Effect? Women’s Representation under Dilma Rousseff’s Presidency.” Politics & Gender 11 (1).
