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Laura Tedesco

Visiting Professor, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain)

PhD from Warwick University. She has worked as researcher and consultant on Latin American politics in Argentina and Great Britain. She is now Visiting Professor at the Department of Political Science Department of the University Autónoma of Madrid.

She is author of various books and articles on democratisation, state reform and political economy in Latin America. Recently she has published, together with Jonathan Barton (Catholic University of Chile), The State of Democracy in Latin America. Post-transitional conflicts in Argentina and Chile (London: Routledge).

Geo tags

Latin America & Caribbean

Expert in

Failed states

Spoken languages

English, Spanish

Written languages

English, Spanish

Expert publications

• 24/11/2011 - Venezuela: look beyond Chávez

• 12/01/2010 - Immigration and Foreign Policy: The Economic Crisis and its Challenges

• 08/09/2009 - The G20: A dangerous multilateralism?

• 23/03/2009 - Bolivia and Venezuela: different political paths

• 23/02/2009 - Urban violence: a challenge to institutional strengthening

• 26/01/2009 - Urban violence: regional and local solutions

• 14/11/2008 - Remittances, states and development

• 23/10/2008 - Foreign investment and the state in Latin America

• 23/09/2008 - State crisis and the social pact in Bolivia

• 13/02/2008 - Under pressure: states in the global era

• 11/12/2007 - Chavez' failure at the polls opens a new horizon in Venezuelan politics

• 15/05/2007 - The Latin American State: "failed" or evolving?

• 10/10/2006 - Alliances and Disagreement in South America: Energy and Integration