Comparative Politics, Electoral Studies, Electoral Behavior, Political Economy, Political Institutions, Political Parties



Nasos Roussias (Ph.D. Yale University) is a Junior Researcher in Political Science at the Juan March Institute. His dissertation examines the process of party system evolution in transitional democracies, focusing on the behavior of parties and voters over time. His research interests lie in comparative politics, with a special focus on political institutions, elections, parties and voting behavior.