Michael Eugene Alvarez
Position
Associate professor
Affiliation
- michael.alvarez@uib.no
- Phone number
- +47 45632927
- +47 55582135
- Visitor address
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Christies gate 15
5007 Bergen - Postal address
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P.O. Box 7802NO-5020 BergenNorway
Michael Eugene Alvarez
Position
Associate professor
Affiliation
Research
Democracy and Democratization Studies
Political Economy
Political Research Methodology
Publications
Master’s thesis
- Synne Børstad; Michael Alvarez (2004). Desarollo con Equidad. Pro-Poor Policies during the Aylwin Government 1990-1994. (external link)
- Åshild Falch; Michael Alvarez (2006). Durable peace following civil war: Testing the importance of security: Guarantees and institutional settlement arrangements. (external link)
- Bjørnar Hjulstad; Michael Alvarez (2005). Politisering av FNs humanitære aktører i komplekse politiske kriser. (external link)
- Vegard Ørstad; Michael Alvarez (2005). The state and economic development: understanding neoliberalism versus interventionist approaches. (external link)
- Anette Enes; Michael Alvarez (2005). Defining, measuring and explaining political regimes: Central America 1950-2000. (external link)
- Geir Teigland; Michael Alvarez (2005). Motives in Development Policy, whose are they really? -A study of the administration's role in Norwegian development policy. (external link)
- Lars Tore Rydland; Michael Alvarez (2005). Explaining the Failure of the Algerian Transition, 1994-1995: A Rational Choice Approach. (external link)
- Kjersti Koffeld; Michael Alvarez (2005). Governance and HIV/AIDS in South Africa and Uganda. (external link)
- Ingrid Røynstrand Birkelund; Michael Alvarez (2005). Institutionalizing opposition in Neo-patrimonial Regimes: Renamo in Mozambique. (external link)
- Håvard Mokleiv Nygård; Michael Alvarez; Petter Kristiansen Arnesen (2019). Hit ‘em where it hurts: Measuring and testing the impact of economic nonviolent strategies on democratization. (external link)
- Frode Andreas Løvlie; Michael Alvarez (2008). From Maximalist Absolutism towards Pragmatic Opportunism - Explaining Hamas' Electoral Participation. (external link)