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Angie Torres- Beltran

Angie Torres-Beltran

Assistant Professor

Gender and politics

Comparative politics

Latin American politics

atorresbeltran@arizona.edu

Susan Brewer Osorio

Susan Brewer-Osorio

Assistant Professor, Latin American Studies

Comparative politics

Latin American politics

Peace and conflict

susanosorio@email.arizona.edu

John P. (Pat) Willerton

John P. (Pat) Willerton

Professor

Comparative politics

Russian politics

Political elites

jpw@arizona.edu

Javier Osorio

Javier Osorio

Associate Professor

Comparative politics

Political and criminal violence

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josorio1@arizona.edu

Paulette Kurzer

Paulette Kurzer

Professor

Director of MA ISS Program

Comparative politics

European integration

Welfare state

kurzer@arizona.edu

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