Harald Barrios

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Harald Barrios (* 1961 in Heidelberg ) is a German political scientist. He is a private lecturer at the Institute for Political Science at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen .

Life

After graduating from high school in Heidelberg in 1981, Barrios studied political science and history at the University of Heidelberg (graduating Magister Artium 1990). From 1990 to 1992 he worked at the University of Heidelberg under Dieter Nohlen as an employee of the research focus "Political Organization and Representation in America". In 1993 he was a DAAD scholarship holder in Santiago de Chile , and from 1993 to 1994 he received a scholarship from the state of Baden-Württemberg . From 1994 to 2004 he worked as a research assistant , from 1999 at the Chair for Politics in Latin America and Development Theory with Andreas Boeckh at the University of Tübingen. In 1997 and 2000, Barrios was visiting professor at the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver . In 1999 he was in Heidelberg Dieter Nohlen and Klaus von Beyme on "The foreign policy of young democracies in Latin America" doctorate . In 2004 he completed his habilitation with a thesis on “Brave New Deal? The US systemic competitiveness . Your Political Factors ”. Barrios has been a private lecturer at the IfP at the University of Tübingen since 2005.

He also teaches at the evening grammar school in Stuttgart and at the Eberhard Ludwigs grammar school in Stuttgart .

Fields of activity

Barrios deals with politics on the American continent , v. a. of Latin America and the development of democracy there; also with the political system of the USA and Spain and with the methods of comparative political science .

Publications

  • with Dieter Nohlen: Democratization of speech in South America. In: From Politics and Contemporary History. 4 (1991), pp. 3-25.
  • From revolution to accession: the development of an all-German electoral and party system. In: Ulrike Liebert, Wolfgang Merkel (ed.): The policy for German unity. Problems - Strategies - Controversies. Opladen 1991, pp. 139-159.
  • Type of regime and foreign policy - the cases of Argentina, Brazil and Chile in comparison. In: Dieter Nohlen, Mario Fernández, Alberto van Klaveren (eds.): Democracy and foreign policy in Latin America. Opladen 1991, pp. 113-137.
  • Conflict over an election result. On the elections in the Dominican Republic in 1990. In: Latin America. Analyzes - data - documentation. 17/18 (1991), pp. 31-35.
  • with Petra Bendel: Los sistemas políticos de América Latina. Bibliografía comentada de obras recientes. In: Ibero-American Archives. 18 (1-2; 1992) pp. 291-310.
  • Dominican Republic. In: Dieter Nohlen (Ed.): Handbook of the election data of Latin America and the Caribbean - Political organization and representation in America. Vol. 1, Opladen 1993, pp. 259-287.
  • Chilean foreign policy under the Aylwin government. Policy outcomes and structural defects in the decision-making process. (Heidelberg Working Paper on Latin America Research, No. 12), Heidelberg 1994.
  • with Olinda Bareiro: Paraguay. In: Dieter Nohlen, Franz Nuscheler (Ed.): Handbook of the Third World. Vol. 2: South America. Bonn 1995, pp. 421-440.
  • with Jan Suter: Dominican Republic. In: Dieter Nohlen, Franz Nuscheler (Ed.): Handbook of the Third World. Vol. 3: Central America and the Caribbean. Bonn 1995, pp. 381-404.
  • Las elecciones en los procesos de transición y consolidación democrática en América Latina durante los años ochenta y noventa. In: Dieter Nohlen (Ed.): Democracia y neocrítica en América Latina. En defensa de la transición. Frankfurt / M. 1995, pp. 78-91.
  • with Jan Suter (Ed.): Political Representation and Participation in the Caribbean. Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic in the 19th and 20th centuries. Opladen 1996. (Political Organization and Representation in America, 4)
  • The political system of Spain. In: Wolfgang Ismayer (Ed.): The political systems of Western Europe. Opladen 1997. (2002 in third edition)
  • Foreign and Security Policy of Latin America. In: Dieter Nohlen, Peter Waldmann, Klaus Ziemer (eds.): The eastern and southern countries. Munich 1997, pp. 55-60. (Lexicon of Politics, edited by Dieter Nohlen, Vol. 4)
  • Mercosur: An attempt at coordinated governance in response to external challenges. In: Ibero-American Archives. Journal of Social Sciences and History. 24 (1; 1998), pp. 165-187.
  • The foreign policy of young democracies in South America. Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay. Opladen 1999. (Young democracies, edited by Klaus von Beyme and Dieter Nohlen, vol. 1)
  • Consolidation of democracy - the substance of a strained concept. In: Klaus Bodemer, Detlef Nolte, Hartmut Sangmeister (eds.): Latin America Yearbook 1999. (Institute for Ibero America Customer, Hamburg). Frankfurt / M.
  • Government in Mercosur - a strategic answer to the competitiveness crisis. In: Petra Bendel, Thomas Fischer (ed.): How successful is Mercosur? Saarbrücken 1999, pp. 51-67.
  • Beyond neoliberalism. Four theses on the current debate on development theory and practice in Latin America. In: Jörg Faust , Manfred Mols, Christoph Wagner (eds.): Idea generator and development processes in Latin America. Mainz 1999, pp. 89-117. (Political science standpoints 4)
  • Negotiated Political Decentralization in Spain. A Framework for Center-Periphery Conflict Accommodation. In: Frank Delmartino, Amara Pongsapich, Rudolf Hrbek (eds.): Regional Pluralism and Good Governance. Problems and solutions in ASEAN and EU countries. Baden-Baden 1999, pp. 151-159.
  • with Jörg Röder 2000: Development progress and development blockades in Brazil. Questions of governability, system efficiency and legitimacy. In: Jörn Dosch, Jörg Faust (Hrsg.): The economic dynamics of political rule. Pacific Asia and Latin America. Opladen 2000, pp. 49-72.
  • Spain - Political decentralization as a flexible negotiation system. In: Yearbook of Federalism. Federalism, Subsidiarity and Regions in Europe. Baden-Baden 2000, pp. 308-320.
  • with Andreas Boeckh: Democracy in Latin America. In: APuZ. 21 (2000), pp. 10-15.
  • Chile. In: Jürgen Bellers, Thorsten Benner, Ines M. Gerke (eds.): Handbook of foreign policy. (Textbooks and handbooks in political science). Munich / Vienna 2001, pp. 360–364.
  • with Jörg Meyer-Stamer: Forward, backward, sideways, that's it. Contradictions in the political and economic reform processes in Brazil. In: Peter Gärtner (Ed.): Statehood in the Break of an Epoch? Answers from the perspective of the south and east. Hamburg 2001, pp. 329-352. (Publications of the German Overseas Institute Hamburg, 52)
  • The regional dimension of Chile's external strategy. In: Gilberto Calcagnotto, Detlef Nolte (ed.): South America between US hegemony and Brazilian claim to leadership. Frankfurt / M. 2003.
  • with Martin Beck, Andreas Boeckh, Klaus Segbers (Eds.): Resistance to Globalization. Political Struggle and Cultural Resilience in the Middle East, Russia, and Latin America. Münster / Hamburg / London 2003.
  • Main features of the Spanish political system. In: Walther L. Bernecker, Klaus Dirscherl (Ed.): Spain today. Politics, economy, culture. Frankfurt / M. 2004, pp. 51-77.
  • The chances of survival of the democracies of Latin America. In: Dieter Nohlen, Hartmut Sangmeister (Ed.): Power, market, opinions. Democracy, Economy and Society in Latin America. Opladen 2006, pp. 31-47.
  • with Christoph Stefes (Ed.): Introduction to Comparative Politics. Oldenbourg, Opladen 2006.
  • Brave New Deal? The US systemic competitiveness. Hamburg 2006.

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personal data
SURNAME Barrios, Harald
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German political scientist
DATE OF BIRTH 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Heidelberg