Mariana Carmo Duarte

Mariana Carmo Duarte

Postdoctoral Researcher

ICS - University of Lisbon

Welcome to my website! I am a Postdoctoral researcher at ICS - University of Lisbon. I am currently working on the project LoREP - Losers of Representation. I received my PhD in Political and Social Sciences from the European University Institute in September 2023.

My research interests lie in the field of comparative politics, namely in public opinion and party competition. I use advanced quantitative methods and experimental designs to explore the consequences of party politicisation of the European Union and immigration on the dynamics of public opinion formation. Besides that, my research interests also include political institutions, electoral systems, and political representation.

If you are interested in knowing more about my research, please feel free to contact me at mariana.carmoduarte@ics.ulisboa.pt.

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Interests
  • Public Opinion
  • Party Competition
  • EU Politicisation
  • Migration
  • Survey Analysis
Education

  • PhD in Political and Social Science, 2023

    European University Institute

  • PGDip in Data Analysis in Social Sciences, 2018

    ISCTE-IUL

  • MSc in Political Science, 2016

    ISCTE-IUL

  • BSc in Political Science and International Relations, 2014

    NOVA FCSH

Publications

James Dennison, Lorenzo Piccoli, Mariana Carmo Duarte (2024). Migration Communication Campaigns: Towards a Research Agenda and Open Database. Journal of European Public Policy.

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Mariana Carmo Duarte (2024). Informing or Guiding? The Influence of Party Politicisation of the European Union on Public Opinion Formation. West European Politics.

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João Carvalho, Mariana Carmo Duarte, Didier Ruedin (2024). Follow the Media? News Environment and Public Concern about Immigration. European Journal of Political Research.

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Morgan Le Corre Juratic, Mariana Carmo Duarte, Alban Versailles (2023). Eurosceptic, Polarized or Undecided? How Party Politicization May Shape the Structure of Public Attitudes Towards European Integration. In The Politicization of the European Union - From Processes to Consequences.

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João Carvalho, Mariana Carmo Duarte (2020). The Politicization of Immigration in Portugal between 1995 and 2014: A European Exception?. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies.

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Working Papers

Do you Always Toe the Line? The Influence of Party Cues on Public Opinion Formation in the 2019 EP Election
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Mariana Carmo Duarte
Framing Effects on EU Public Opinion Formation: Disentangling the Moderating Role of Issue Salience and Party Polarisation
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Mariana Carmo Duarte
Only Hot Air? National Parliamentary Discourse and Its Effect on Public Opinion on the European Union
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Mariana Carmo Duarte, Rebecca C. Kittel
The Effects of Participatory Democracy on Political Attitudes: Causal Evidence from Citizens’ Assemblies
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Mariana Carmo Duarte, Jorge M. Fernandes, Miguel M. Pereira

Projects

LoREP - Losers of Representation
“Losers of Representation” is a scientific project that aims to understand the paradigm of inequality in political representation.
MCCD - Migration Communication Campaigns Database
“The Migration Communication Campaigns Database" is project that consists of an interactive and open source database with 301 migration communication campaigns conducted across Europe between 2012 and 2022. The database is a useful too to explore, inform, and improve migration communication.
POLPOP II - How Politicians Evaluate Public Opinion
“How Politicians Evaluate Public Opinion” is a project that builds on the foundations laid by the previous POLPOP I project, which focused on elites’ perceptions of public opinion.
SOM - Support and Opposition to Migration
“Support and Opposition to Migration" is a family of projects which look at the politicization of migration in several European countries.

Data

Migration Communication Campaigns Database
This is an inventory that helps beginning a unified, inter-disciplinary research agenda on migration communication campaigns (MCCs).
Lorenzo Piccoli, James Dennison, Mariana Carmo Duarte
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Political Claims Analysis: Support and Opposition to Migration in Portugal
Claims analysis of newspapers articles on immigration and integration in Portugal, 1995-2014.
João Carvalho, Mariana Carmo Duarte
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