Dr. Kazuma Mizukoshi
Assistant Professor
Ph.D in Comparative Politics, University College London
Master of Laws (Major: Political Science), Keio University
Bachelor of Laws (Major: Political Science), Ritsumeikan University
Comparative Politics, Area Studies (Developing Countries), Quantitative Methods
I am Assistant Professor of Political Science at Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology in Patiala, India. My areas of expertise include Comparative Politics, Area Studies (Developing Countries), and Quantitative Methods.
I am currently working on a book project, entitled Leviathan in Nationalization. The book project seeks to understand two general questions: (1) what we can learn from election outcomes beyond in any term “won” and “lost” and (2) why some parties remain nationally competitive but others do not.
PUBLICATIONS
Manuscripts under Review
- “The Effective Number of Swing Factors: A Growth Mixture Model for the Analysis of the Nationalisation of Electoral Change.” (Early Review)
- “Sequence Analysis for Intraparty Structural Instability.” (Revision and Resubmission)
- “Middlebrook Revisited: Conservative Parties and Political Representation in Latin America.” (Early Review)
Work in Progress
- “For whom insurgent parties stand and act in elections? Rebel-based Parties and the Effective Number of the Electorate.” (with Iván Darío Lobo Romero)
