Professor of Politics | 🇮🇪🇦🇺| Australian Research Council Future Fellow | populism and party youth wings | https://duncanmcdonnell.com/
(When you're recovering from drinking Lima tap water, this helps a lot).
And today I had the pleasure of presenting in front of living Australian legend Antony Green!
If I can somehow manage to have a nap before then, I'll be the happiest person in Melbourne.
Coming soon, by @ammassarisofia.bsky.social & me, in Political Geography.
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We expected public bias to work against aspiring Indigenous political candidates in Australia. Instead, we found the opposite - an 'inverted hierarchy' of bias.
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I have a grumpy middle-aged man theory that general rudeness in terms of not replying to emails and/or not showing up has increased since Covid (and from people of all ages).
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Thanks to Oscar Gracia Landaeta, Andrés Laguna-Tapia & Claudia Muriel for being excellent hosts 💕
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'Populism, visual technologies, and the self-mediation of ‘the people’ from the 2002 Venezuelan coup to the 2021 US Capitol riots' in @risjnl.bsky.social
How do populist publics visually represent themselves & how have shifts in visual technologies altered this process?
The last seminar of our South American trip (w/ @duncanmcdonnell.com) will take place at Universidad Privada Boliviana in Cochabamba, this Friday.
Looking forward to further exchanges about the transnationalisation of the PRR with UPB students and colleagues!
I'm looking forward to meeting the faculty and students, seeing a new city, and being at a lower altitude than La Paz for a couple of days.
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The last seminar of our South American trip (w/ @duncanmcdonnell.com) will take place at Universidad Privada Boliviana in Cochabamba, this Friday.
Looking forward to further exchanges about the transnationalisation of the PRR with UPB students and colleagues!
Great audience participation & such impressive students too.
Now we have a couple of much needed days off and then move on to Bolivia!
I'm looking forward to good discussions and the local ceviche.
(states of emergency etc. permitting, of course).
And, in a few hours, I'll know if it's been a perfect football weekend...
And I also want to go to La Monumental (which, to my surprise, was across the road from the Torquato di Tella university where we did a seminar the other day).
Basically, all things considered, I need to come back to this city for at least a month.
I’ve been to lots of big games, including all 4 Italian derbies, but I’ve never seen a curva like that. Constant singing for 90 minutes, even when Boca conceded goals. Just amazing.