Víctor Antonio Hernández-Huerta

About

This profile was current as of 2016, when he was part of the on-campus Kellogg community.

I am a PhD student in political science. My first field is comparative politics. I received my BA in political science from the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) in Mexico City in 2006.

After graduating from college, I worked as an advisor to the Federal Electoral Institutes president and then as an advisor to Mexicos chief justice, providing support on issues concerning public opinion, transparency, and statistical analysis. I am interested in political parties, judicial politics and political economy in Latin America.

I love traveling and spending time with my family and friends.

PhD Year

2016

Research Tags

Journal Articles

Hernández-Huerta, Víctor A. “Disputed Elections in Presidential Democracies: Contexts of Electoral ‘Blackmail.’” The Journal of Politics 82, no. 1 (2020): 89–103.

Other Accomplishments & Recognitions

2015 International IDEA/EIP Award for the paper “Disputed Elections in Presidential Democracies: Challenging Electoral Outcomes as a Negotiation Strategy”

2012-2013 Disputed Elections in Presidential Democracies: Challenging Electoral Outcomes as a Negotiation Strategy Kellogg Institute Graduate Research Grants

2011-2012 7th Annual Graduate Conference in Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy; Jerusalem Kellogg Institute Conference Travel Grants

2009-2014 PhD Fellowship PhD Fellowships

In Brief

Hernandez-Huerta Published Article on Disputed Elections in Presidential Democracies

Oct 23, 2019

Former PhD Fellow Víctor A. Hernández-Huerta published an article at The Journal of Politics entitled "Disputed Elections in Presidential Democracies: Contexts of Electoral “Blackmail."