Ana Luiza Vedovato
Program Area(s): International Relations; Comparative Politics; Methods
Regional Specialization(s): Latin America
Research Interest(s): State Formation, State Capacity, Historical Sociology, Regional Orders & Hierarchies, International Systems, and Comparative-Historical Methods.
Conference Presentation(s):
- “Building Order from Chaos: war and regional order in Latin America”, Latin American Studies Association Conference, May 2021
- “The effects of war on the formation of the Latin American regional order”, International Studies Association 62th Annual Convention, April 2021
- “Regional Order in South America: changes and systemic causes (1810-2010)” Latin American Studies Association Conference, May 2019
- “New Regionalism and it’s structural meanings” International Studies Association 60th Annual Convention, March 2019
Publications:
- Ana Luiza Vedovato, Igor Castellano da Silva "Brazil’s Lost Pathway to Hegemony: Structural Changes in the South American Regional System (1810-2010s)” in Colombia Internacional 111: 171-199.
- Ana Luiza Vedovato, Igor Castellano da Silva “The state as the unit of analysis in regional systems: effects on the systemic structure of South America” in Revista Debates, 13(1):195-222. (in Portuguese).
Honors and Awards:
- Mellon Cluster Fellowship in Comparative and Historical Social Sciences (CHSS)