Tulane University

Contact Info
marce@tulane.edu

Department Affiliation
Political Science

• Ph.D., 2000, University of New Mexico, Political Science
• M.A., 1995, University of New Mexico, Political Science
• B.A., 1992, Indiana University, South Bend, Political Science

• Professor and Scott and Marjorie Cowen Chair in Latin American Social Sciences, Tulane University, 2019 – present
• Professor, University of Missouri, 2013-2019
• Associate Professor, University of Missouri, 2006 -2013
• Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University, 2000 – 2006
• Teaching Assistant, University of New Mexico, 1996 – 2000.

Research & Teaching Specializations:
Political Economy, Conflict Processes, Comparative Politics

• Visiting Professor, University of Tokyo, Department of Area Studies, 2014
• Visiting Fellow, East-West Center POSCO Program, Hawaii, 2009
• Visiting Fulbright Lecturer, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Lima, Perú, 2003
• Summer Intern, Inter-American Development Bank, Sustainable Development Division, Washington, D.C., 1999

• Shared Governance Award, University of Missouri Faculty Council, 2017-2018
• Award for Excellence in Political Science, Indiana University, South Bend, Department of Political Science, 1992

• Spanish

• Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, South Africa

• 2019. Protest and Democracy, co-edited with Roberta Rice. Calgary: University of Calgary Press.
• 2018. “Perú 2017: Un caso extremo de gobierno dividido,” coautoriado con José Incio, Revista de Ciencia Política 38(2): 361-377.
• 2018. “Resource Wealth, Democracy, and Mobilisation,” co-authored with Rebecca E. Miller, Christopher F. Patane, and Marc S. Polizzi, Journal of Development Studies 54 (6): 949-967.
• 2017. “Los determinantes electorales y partidarios de la beligerancia popular en las provincias Argentinas, 1993-2007,” coautoriado con Jorge Mangonnet, Revista de la Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Político 11(1): 11-34.
• 2016. “Mineral Wealth and Protest in Sub-Saharan Africa,” co-authored with Rebecca E. Miller, African Studies Review 59(3): 83-105.
• 2016. “The Political Consequences of Mobilizations against Resource Extraction,” Mobilization 21(4): 469-483.
• 2014. Resource Extraction and Protest in Peru. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: University of Pittsburgh Press.
• 2013. “Competitiveness, Partisanship and Subnational Protest in Argentina,” co-authored with Jorge Mangonnet, Comparative Political Studies 46(8): 895-919.
• 2013. “The Politicization of Indigenous Identities in Peru,” co-authored with Christopher Raymond, Party Politics 19(4): 555-576.
• 2005. Market Reform in Society: Post-crisis Politics and Economic Change in Authoritarian Peru. University Park, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State University Press.

• POLC-2300 – Comparative Politics
• POLC-3350 – Latin American Governments

Full CV or Website
Curriculum Vitae
Departmental Biography