Kristina Mani
- Professor of Politics
- Chair of Politics
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Kristina Mani Article Published in "World Politics Review"
August 6, 2024
Professor of Politics Kristina Mani wrote in World Politics Review that in the presidential election in Venezuela, the military's position is complex and it may not necessarily support President Nicolas Maduro this time.
Kristina Mani interviewed in two articles
November 12, 2020
Kristina Mani was quoted in a Vox story on the Chilean plebiscite. Mani was also interviewed and quoted in another article about the militarized response to the pandemic in Latin America.
Kristina Mani featured in podcast
August 25, 2020
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani was featured in a WOLA Podcast on Latin American civil-military relations. In the podcast, "Civil-Military Relations at a Crossroads in the Americas," Mani is interviewed by WOLA's Adam Isacson, discussing how Latin American militaries have been called to a range of non-defense roles, most recently in the COVID-19 emergency, and what this can mean for state and society in the region.
Kristina Mani Publishes Article about the Use of Military on Civil Protests
June 9, 2020
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani wrote a piece in the Conversation about how U.S. should pay attention to what happens when strong democracies use the military to repress civil protests. In it, Mani states that lessons from Uruguay, Venezuela, and Chile are worth recalling now.
Kristina Mani Writes for World Politics Review
April 23, 2020
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani wrote in World Politics Review that Latin America's militarized response to the COVID-19 crisis will likely expand the political influence of the military and bring new challenges to the protection of human rights.
Kristina Mani Interviewed about Gender Equality
March 9, 2020
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani was one of seven women scholars interviewed in a piece about gender equality in the field of International Relations.
Kristina Mani Interviewed
January 14, 2020
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani was interviewed by E-International Relations, the leading open access website for students and scholars of international politics. In the interview, she talks about her research on Latin American militaries, their influence on national economic and political developments, and transnational issues facing the region.
Kristina Mani Invited as Panelist
February 10, 2019
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani was an invited panelist in Bogotá, Colombia, at a conference on security sector reform for Colombia sponsored by the Universidad del Rosario and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. She spoke about choices and lessons learned by other South American countries in reforming their military and defense institutions. The conference was directed at generating broader public debate over transformations in defense and security practices as Colombia pursues a historic peace agreement to end its long internal war. Government and military officials, academics and civil society organizations attended.
Kristina Mani Interviewed
May 29, 2018
Kristina Mani, associate professor of politics, was interviewed for the Bloomberg opinion piece, “Stakes are High in Columbia’s Presidential Election.”
Kristina Mani Interviewed for BloombergView
November 29, 2017
Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani was interviewed for BloombergView about the 2017 elections in Chile.
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