Henrique Sposito
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I am currently a Postdoctoral Researcher in Environmental Governance and Global Development at the Wyss Academy for Nature at the University of Bern. I hold a PhD in International Relations and Political Science from the Geneva Graduate Institute. I am broadly interested in issues related to political discourses, democracies, and environmental politics in Latin America. I also develop, contribute, and maintain several R packages that assist researchers conducting text and network analysis, as well as connecting global governance data across several issue-domains. During my free time, I restore vintage bikes ;)
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If you are interested in support for environmental policies in less democratic contexts, take a look at this article about the public acceptance of environmental restrictions (with Stefano Jud and Quynh Nguyen). Instead, if you are interested in political authenticity, you can check this article on authenticity performances in politics in Brazil and the United States. And, if you are interested in environmental politics in the Amazon rainforest over time, please see this article on problem-constructions and transnationalism in presidential discourses (with Livio Silva-Muller)
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