I’m an incoming Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Texas Christian University.
I completed my doctoral studies at Florida State University’s Department of Political Science. Before that, I obtained my master of laws at UCLA School of Law and my law degree from Universidad Nacional de Tucumán (Argentina).
I completed my doctoral studies at Florida State University’s Department of Political Science. Before that, I obtained my master of laws at UCLA School of Law and my law degree from Universidad Nacional de Tucumán (Argentina).
I study political institutions, with particular interest in courts and the separation of powers in environments characterized by hostile interbranch politics. My research is published or forthcoming at the British Journal of Political Science, Journal of Law and Courts, and Journal of European Political Research.
Protest outside Argentina’s Supreme Court of Justice (Buenos Aires, circa 2001-2002). Protesters demanded the resignation of the Justices. Photo by Carlos Brigo, used with permission.
Martín Gandur 