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CURRICULUM VITAE

MARCO LISI

Institutional Address Department of Political Studies Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas (Faculty of Human and Social Sciences) Nova University of Lisbon Av. de Berna, 26 – C, 1069-061 Lisbon - PORTUGAL

Tel 00351-966541232 Fax 00351-217908308 Email marcolisi@fcsh.unl.pt

EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC DEGREES _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 2007 PhD in Political Science, Department of Political Science and Sociology at

the University of Florence (Italy).

2003 Master in Political Science at the Instituto Superior de Ciências do Trabalho e da Empresa (ISCTE), Lisbon, Portugal.

1999 Bachelor in Political Science, University of Florence.

FACULTY POSITIONS

_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Since 2011 Assistant Professor at the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas

da Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Nova University of Lisbon), Department of Political Studies.

2009-2011 Lecturer at the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Nova University of Lisbon), Department of Political Studies.

2007-2011 Post-doctoral fellow at the Institute of Social Sciences (ICS-UL) –

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University of Lisbon and Ohio State University.

2009-2010 Lecturer at the Master in Comparative Politics of Institute of Social Sciences (ICS-UL), University of Lisbon.

2007-2009

Lecturer at the Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologia, teaching “Political Parties and Electoral Systems”.

RESEARCH OR TEACHING VISITING POSITIONS 2015 (May) Luiss University (Rome, Italy) 2014 (May) Ghent University (Belgium) 2013 (December) Lyon University (France) 2008 and 2010

Ohio State University (USA)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2013 Member of the evaluation panels in political science for the Italian

Ministry of Education (MIUR)

2007-2011 Editorial Assistant of the journal South European Society & Politics.

Since 2007 Referee for several international journals (Comparative Politics, International Political Science Review, South European Society & Politics, European Political Science Review, Party Politics, Acta Politica, Parliamentary Affairs).

COURSES TAUGHT

Graduate Political Studies, Electoral Studies, Elections and Political

Culture, Institutions and Political Processes, Elites and Political Behaviour

Undergraduate Political Parties and Organized Interests, Theories of Democracies, Political Systems, Parties and Electoral Systems

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PUBLICATIONS

_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Books (author) • (2015) Party Change, Recent Democracies and Portugal: Comparative Perspectives, Lanham (MD), Lexington. • (2011) Os Partidos em Portugal: Continuidade e Transformação [Political Parties in Portugal: continuity and change], Almedina, Coimbra. • (2009) A arte de ser indispensável: liderança e organização no Partido Socialista Português (1976-2006), [The Art of Being Indispensable. Leader and Organization in the Portuguese Socialist Party], Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, Lisbon. Edited books • (2016) Political Representation in Times of Bailout: Evidence from Greece and Portugal (co-authors: André Freire, Ioannis Andreadis and José Manuel Leite Viegas), London: Routledge. • (2015) As Eleições Legislativas no Portugal Democrático (1975-2015) [Legislative Elections in Democratic Portugal, 1975-2015], Lisbon: Assembleia da República [Portuguese Parliament]. • (2015) Campanhas Eleitorais, Debates Televisivos E Propaganda. Comunicação Política e as Eleições Legislativas de 2011 (co-author: Paula do Espírito Santo). Covilhã: LabCom. • (2015), Participação e representação política na Europa em Crise (Participation and Political Representation in Crisis Europe), (co-editors: André Freire and José Manuel Leite Viegas), Lisbon, Assembleia da República [forthcoming]. • (2015) Crise Económica, Políticas de Austeridade e Representação Política (Economic Crisis, Austerity Policies and Political Representation) (co-editors: André Freire and José Manuel Leite Viegas), Lisbon, Assembleia da República. • (2014) Transformations of the Radical Left in Southern Europe: Bringing Society Back In (co-author: Myrto Tsakatika), London: Routledge. Special Issues (editor or co-editor) (2014), Political Representation in Times of Bailout: Evidence from Greece and Portugal, South European Society and Politics, vol. 19, nº4.

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(2014) As eleições europeias de 2014 (The 2014 European Elections), Relações Internacionais (International Relations), IPRI-UNL. (2013) The Radical Left in Southern Europe: Bringing Society Back In?, South European Society and Politics, vol. 18, nº1. Refereed Articles • (2015) “Partisanship and age effects in recent democracies: Southern Europe from a comparative perspective”, Comparative European Politics, 3 (4):493-513. • (2015) "Democracia Intra-Partidária, Filiados e Elites Intermédias: O Caso do Partido Socialista Português." Análise Social L: 160-90. • (2015) "Um Passo em Frente e Dois Atrás: A Natureza Fluida do Sistema Político Italiano", [One step forward and two steps back: The changing nature of the Italian political system], Relações Internacionais 45, pp. 59-79. • (2014) “Political Representation in Bailed-out Southern Europe: Greece and Portugal Compared” (co-authors: André Freire, Ioannis Andreadis and José Manuel Leite Viegas), South European Society and Politics, vol. 19 (4), p. 413-433.

• (2014) “Campaign Individualisation before and after the Bailout: A Comparison between Greece and Portugal” (with José Santana-Pereira), South European Society and Politics, vol. 19 (4), p. 541-559.

• (2014) Out of Sight, Out of Mind? External Voting and the Political Representation of Portuguese Emigrants, (co-authors: Joana Azevedo, Ana Belchior and Manuel Abrantes, South European Society and Politics (DOI: 10.1080/13608746.2014.906458). • (2013) "The Sources of Mass Partisanship in Newer Democracies: Social Identities or Performance Evaluations? Southern Europe in Comparative Perspective." International Political Science Review, doi:10.1177/0192512113498952. • (2013) ‘Zippin' up my boots, goin' back to my roots’: Radical Left parties in Southern Europe” (with Myrto Tsakatika), South European Society & Politics, 18 (1):1-19. • (2013) “Rediscovering civil society? Renewal and continuity in the Portuguese radical left”, South European Society & Politics, 18 (1): 21-39. • (2013) “The professionalization of campaigns in recent democracies: the Portuguese case”, European Journal of Communication, 28 (3): 259-276.

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• (2012) “I giovani e la democrazia in Portogallo: alla ricerca di un nuovo paradigma?” [Youth and democracy in Portugal: in search of a new paradigm?], Società Mutamento Politica (Italian Journal of Sociology), vol. 3 (5), pp. 191-207. • (2012) (co-author André Freire), “Political equality and the process of candidate selection: MPs’ views in comparative perspective”, Representation, 48 (4), pp. 373-386. • (2011) “Campaign effects in a changing environment: the 2006 Italian legislative elections”, Journal of Political Marketing, vol. 10 (4), pp. 328-349. • (2011), “The professionalization of political campaigns in Portugal: parties and candidates in the 2009 legislative elections”, Revista de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, vol. 1 (2), pp. 109-127 (available also in Portuguese). • (2010) “Moderados, pragmáticos e personalizados: a evolução dos partidos de esquerda na Europa do Sul”, Sociologia, Problemas e Práticas, [Moderates, Pragmatics and Personalized: the evolution of Left Parties in Southern Europe], vol. 63 (December), pp. 59-80. • (2010) “The democratization of party leadership selection: the Portuguese experience”, Portuguese Journal of Social Science 9 (2), pp. 127-149. • (2010) “The Renewal of the Socialist Majority: the 2009 Legislative Elections”, West European Politics 33 (2), pp. 381-388. • (2010) “Innovation and Adaptation in Contemporary Left-Wing Parties: Lessons from Southern Europe”, Perspectives on European Society and Politics 11 (1), pp. 60-79. • (2010) “O voto dos indecisos nas democracias recentes: um estudo comparado”, [Late deciders’ voting in recent democracies: a comparative study], Análise Social, vol. XLV (194), pp. 29-61. • (2009) “New Politics in Portugal: the rise and success of the Left Bloc”, Pôle Sud, vol. 30 (1), pp. 127-144. • (2009) (co-author: Carlos Jalali) “Weak Social Roots, Strong Individual Patrons? Patronage and Party Organization in Portugal”, Revista Enfoques VII (11), pp. 441-470. • (2008) “Rethinking the role of the Portuguese Communist Party in the Transition to Democracy”, Portuguese Journal of Social Science, 7 (1), pp. 17-35. • (2008) “Ao serviço do líder: as campanhas eleitorais do Partido Socialista”, Análise Social, vol. XLIII (3), pp. 505-529.

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• (2007) “O PCP e o processo de mobilização entre 1974 e 1976”, [The PCP and the process of mobilization between 1974 and 1976], Análise Social, vol. XLII (182), pp. 181-205. • (2006) “The Importance of Winning Office: the PS and the Struggle for Power”, in South European Society & Politics, 11 (3-4), pp. 381-397. • (2004) “O Partido Comunista Português na transição para a democracia (1974-76): entre integração política e institucional”, Penélope nº 30-31, pp. 161-167. Book chapters • (2016) “Leadership Selection Methods and Party Types", (co-authors: André Freire, and Oscar Barberà), In The Politics of Party Leadership: A Cross-National Perspective, eds. William Cross and Jean-Benoit Pilet. Oxford: Oxford University Press (forthcoming). • (2015) "The Changing Determinants of the Vote" (with R. Gunther, M. Costa Lobo, P. Bellucci), in Voting in Old and New Democracies, eds. Richard Gunther, Paul Allen Beck, Pedro Magalhães, and Alejandro Moreno. London: Routledge (forthcoming). • (2015) “Democratising Party Leadership Selection in Spain and Portugal” (co-authors: Barberà, Oscar, and Juan Rodríguez Teruel), In Party Primaries in Comparative Perspective, eds. Giulia Sandri, Antonella Seddone and Fulvio Venturino. Farnham: Ashgate. 59-84. • (2015) “The Impact of Leaders in Presidential and Parliamentary Regimes” (co-author: John Curtice), in Lobo, M. Costa & John Curtice (eds.), Personality of Politics. The Role of Leader Evaluations in Democratic Elections, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 63-85. • (2015) “O futuro dos partidos na representação política” [The future of political parties in political representation], in Freire, A. (ed.), O Futuro da Representação Política Democrática [The Future of Democratic Political Representation], Nova Veiga, Lisboa, pp. 93-108. • (2014) “Portugal: between apathy and crisis of mainstream parties”, in De Sio, L. et al. (eds.), The 2014 European Elections, Dossier CISE nº 6, Roma. • (2014) “Portogallo: apatia e crisi dei partiti moderati”, in De Sio, L. et al (eds.), Le Elezioni Europee 2014, Dossier CISE nº 6, Roma. • (2013) "The Selection of Party Leaders in Portugal" (Co-author: André Freire), In W. Cross and J. B. Pilet (eds.), The Selection of Political Party Leaders in Contemporary Parliamentary Democracies, London: Routledge, pp. 123-140.

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• (2013) “Portugal”, In J.M. DeWaele, F. Escalona and M. Vieira (orgs.), The Palgrave Handbook of Social Democracy in the European Union, London: Routledge, pp. 309-331. • (2013) “Participação política e qualidade da democracia” (Co-authors: Riccardo Marchi and Ana Evans), in António Costa Pinto, Pedro Magalhães and Luís de Sousa (eds.) A qualidade da democracia em Portugal, Lisbon, Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, pp. 51-78. • (2011) “Quand le changement semble dangereux: l'évolution du Parti communiste portugais” (co-author: Carlos Jalali), in D. L. Seiler and J. M. DeWaele (eds.), Les partis de la gauche anticapitaliste en Europe, Economica, Paris, pp. 180-204. • (2011) “O comportamento eleitoral nas democracias contemporâneas: um desalinhamento permanente? Portugal em perspectiva comparada” [Electoral behaviour in contemporary democracies: a permanente dealignment? Portugal in comparative perspective], in André Freire (ed.) Eleições e Sistemas Eleitorais no Século XX Português: Uma Perspectiva Histórica e Comparativa, Edições Colibri, Lisbon, pp. 307-336. • (2010) “Mapping the Political Landscape: A Vote Advice Application in Portugal” (co-authors: Maarten P. Vink and Marina Costa Lobo), in Lorella Cedroni and Diego Garzia (eds.), Voting Advisors In Europe: Perspectives From Political Science, ScriptaWeb, Naples, pp. 143-171. • (2009) “Eleitores centrais ou periféricos? A indecisão eleitoral na Europa do Sul”, in Maria Antonieta Cruz (ed.), Eleições e sistemas eleitorais: perspectivas históricas e políticas, Porto, Universidade do Porto Editorial, pp. 349-382. • (2008) “Fidelidade de voto e mobilidade eleitoral em Portugal”, in M. Villaverde Cabral, S. Aboim, F. Carreira da Silva and K. Wall (eds.), Itinerários: A Investigação nos 25 anos do ICS, Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, Lisbon, pp. 239-255. • (2007) “The Importance of Winning Office: the PS and the Struggle for Power”, in A. Bosco and L. Morlino (eds.), Party Change in Southern Europe, London, Routledge, pp. 50-66. • (2007) “Portogallo: Un sistema di partito ultrastabile?” [Portugal: an ultra-stable party system?], in G. Pasquino and P. Grilli di Cortona (eds.), Partiti e sistemi di partito nelle democrazie europee, Bologna, Il Mulino, pp. 183-212. • (2006), “Dal governo all’opposizione e ritorno: la lezione del partito socialista portoghese” [From government to opposition and return: the lesson of the Portuguese Socialist party] in Anna Bosco (eds.), Partiti ed elettori nel Sud Europa, Soveria Mannelli, Rubbettino, pp. 47-82.

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Review Articles • (2013) Changing to Stay the Same? The Evolution of Southern Europe's Political Systems, South European Society and Politics, DOI: 10.1080/13608746.2013.843285.

• (2011) "Integração europeia e partidos politicos: a lição que vem de Varsóvia" [European Integration and political parties: lessons from Warsaw], review of the book “The Unintended Effects of Europe on Central and East European Party Systems: Poland and Beyond” by Madalena Meyer Resende, Relações Internacionais 32, pp. 205-10. • (2011) “25 de Abril. Mitos de uma revolução”, by Maria Inácia Rezola, Esfera dos Livros (2008), Análise Social, Vol. XLVI (4.º), (n.º 201), pp. 805-809. • (2010) “Portugal. Le Bloc de gauche, un acteur incontournable”, Grande Europe, 16 (January), pp. 14-21. • (2009) “Construir o futuro: Portugal e as transições da “terceira vaga” [Building democracy: Portugal and the third way of democratisation], in Lusotopie, Vol. 16, No. 1., pp. 165-170. • ((2007) “Governar em Democracia” [Governing in Democracy] by Marina Costa Lobo, ICS (2005), in South European Society & Politics, vol. 12 (4), pp. 561-563. • (2004) “I partiti conservatori in Europa Occidentale”, by Francesco Raniolo, Il Mulino (2000), Análise Social nº 173, vol. XXXIX, pp. 914-918. • (2002) “Comunisti. Trasformazioni di partito in Italia, Spagna e Portogallo”, by Anna Bosco, Il Mulino (2000), Penélope nº 26.

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ORGANIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES

_______________________________________________________________________________________________ 2009-2010 and 2014-2015: coordinator of the IPRI seminar on Comparative Politics (research seminar offered by the department and its research centre). 2015 – Organization of the international conference “Party members and delegates: Portugal from a comparative perspective”, ISCSP-UL, (January 23). 2013 – Chair of the panel “Party and Party System Change in Southern Europe”, ECPR general conference, Bordeaux (september 4-6). 2012 – “New Political Actors and Alternatives to Mainstream Politics: the Portuguese Case”, co-chair with Riccardo Marchi (ICS-UL), V Congresso f the Portuguese Political Science Association, Lisbon (March 1-3). 2011 – “Radical parties and civil society in Southern Europe”, co-chair with Myrto Tsakatika (University of Glasgow), ECPR general conference, Reykjavik. 2010 - “O espaço político-programático em Portugal: o posicionamento ideológico dos partidos e dos eleitores” [The Portuguese programmatic and political space: the ideological placement of parties and voters], V meetings of the Portuguese Political Science Association, Aveiro (March 4-6). Since 2009 – Program coordinator of the seminar in Comparative Politics, Department of Political Studies, Nova University of Lisbon. 2008 - “Comunicação e campanhas eleitorais: Portugal no Contexto europeu”, [Communication and Electoral Campaigns: Portugal in the European Context], Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon (October 2008).

AWARDS _______________________________________________________________________________________________ • (2008) Prize ex-aequo of the Portuguese Political Science Association for the doctoral dissertation “L’arte di essere indispensabile: leader e organizzazione nel partito socialista portoghese” [The Art of Being Indispensable: Leader and Organization in the Portuguese Socialist Party]. • (2008) Honorable Mention of the Mário Soares Foundation Prize for the PhD thesis “L’arte di essere indispensabile: leader e organizzazione nel partito socialista portoghese” [The Art of Being Indispensable: Leader and Organization in the Portuguese Socialist Party].

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• (2005) Honorable Mention of the Mário Soares Foundation Prize for the MA thesis “Um partido revolucionário na transição para a democracia: o Partido Comunista Português entre 1974 e 1976” (A revolutionary party in the transition to democracy: The Portuguese Communist Party between 1974 and 1976).

ADVANCED TRAINING _______________________________________________________________________________________________ • 2010: Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), Michigan University, USA. Courses: “Regression analysis”; “Structural Equations Models” and “Categorical Data Analysis”. • 2008: one-week workshop on “Time Series” directed by Luís Aguiar Conraria at the Institute of Social Sciences (University of Lisbon). • 2007: one-week workshop on Quantitative Methods, directed by Dominique Muller and Vincent Yzerbyt, Institute of Social Sciences (University of Lisbon). • 2004: Summer School on “Political Parties and Party Systems in Europe” organized by the Free University of Amsterdam.

PARTICIPATION IN RESEARCH PROJECTS _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 2014-present: participation in the Members and Activists of Political Parties (MAPP) project, co-ordinated by Emilie Van Haute (Université Libre de Bruxelles), funded by the Belgian Fonds national de la recherche scientifique (FRS-FNRS). 2012-2015: Participation (coordination) in the project on “Eleições, Liderança e Responsabilização: a Representação Política em Portugal, uma Perspectiva Longitudinal e Comparativa" led by André Freire (principal investigator), and coordinated also by José Manuel Leite Viegas. Project funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology [PTDC/CPJ-CPO/119307/2010]. 2012-2015: Participation (member of team) in the project on “A Personalização da Política no Século XXI - Um Projecto de Pesquisa sobre Eleições Democráticas” coordinated by Marina Costa Lobo (ICS-UL). Project funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology [PTDC/CPJ-CPO/120295/2010]. 2011-2013: Participation (member of team) in the project on “Party pledges and Democratic Accountability: The Portuguese case in a comparative perspective” coordinated by Catherine Moury (ISCTE-IUL). Project funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology [PTDC/CPJ-CPO/111915/2009].

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2009-2011: Collaboration in the project on “Parliamentary Representation at the national end European level: a comparative study (France, Belgium, Portugal and Romania)”, coordinated by Olivier Costa, Eric Kerrouche (CEVRL, IEP Bordeaux), Jean-Michel De Waele (Université Libre de Bruxelles) and André Freire (ISCTE), funded by the FNRS. 2009-2010: Participation (member of team) in the project on “Portuguese migrants’ Political Participation and Citizenship”, coordinated by Joana Azevedo (CIES-ISCTE). Project funded by the Emigration Watch (ISCTE-IUL). 2007-2010: Participation (member of team) in the project on “Political Patronage in Portugal” coordinated by Carlos Jalali of the University of Aveiro (Portugal). Project funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology [PTDC/CPO/65419/2006]. 2010-2011: Collaboration in the project “The role of the military elite in the Portuguese transition to democracy” coordinated by Fernanda Rollo (FSCH-UNL). Since 2008: Participation (member of team) in the Comparative National Election Project (CNEP) coordinated by Richard Gunther, Ohio State University. Project funded by the Mershon Center (Ohio State University). 2008-2009: Participation (member of team) in the “Political Compass” (Bússola eleitoral) project, directed by Marina Costa Lobo (ICS-UL) and Maarten Peter Vink (ICS-UL), in collaboration with Andre Krouwel (Amsterdam University). Project funded by Gulbenkian Foundation, Luso-American Foundation for the Development (FLAD) and Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon (ICS-UL). 2004-2007: Collaboration with the “Italian watch” on party change, coordinated by Marco Tarchi (University of Florence). Project funded by the Ministero della Ricerca Universitaria.

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INVITED LECTURES

_______________________________________________________________________________________________ • “Les dèfis lancés au systéme politique portugais et l’impact de la crise economique”, lecture presented at Instituto Camões and University of Lyon II (29 november 2013). • Conference on “The impact of the Economic Crisis on Southern European Party Systems”, workshop organized by IPRI (Portuguese Institute of International Relations), Óbidos - Portugal, 30 May - 2 June 2012), (with Madalena Resende, FCSH-UNL). • (2009) Conference on "Election in the XX century: Portugal in comparative perspective” (23-27 November) organized by the Institute of Contemporary History at the Nova University of Lisbon (IHC-UNL) and Mário Soares Foundation, coordinated by André Freire. • (2009 and 2011) Seminar in Comparative Politics, University of Aveiro. • (2007) Seminar in Comparative Politics, Master programme of the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS _______________________________________________________________________________________________ • Participation at the ECPR General Conference (Bordeaux, 4-7 September 2013), with the papers “Democratization leadership selection in Spain and Portugal” (Co-authors: Óscar Bárbera and Juan Teruel) and “Radical Left Parties and Linkages to Civil Society: the Case of Southern Europe” (co-author Myrto Tsakatika). • Participation at the VIth meeting of the Portuguese Political Science Association (Lisbon, 1-3 March 2012), with the paper “Um regresso à sociedade civil? A evolução da esquerda radical na Europa do Sul” [Bringing Society Back In? The Evolution of the Radical Left in Southern Europe] (co-author: Myrto Tsakatika). • Participation at the 1st meeting of the European Political Science Association (EPSA), with the paper "Party mobilization and political campaigns in comparative perspective?" (co-author: Jorge Fernandes), 16-19 June 2011, Dublin. • Participation at the conference IPSA-ECPR joint conference, with the paper "The Impact of Leader Evaluations on Voting Behaviour: Do the Rules Matter?" (co-author: John Curtice), and “A Longitudinal Analysis of Portuguese Emigrants Voting Behaviour, 1975-2009" (co-authors: Joana Azevedo, Ana Belchior and Manuel Abrantes), 16-19 February 2011, São Paulo (Brazil).

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• Participation at the conference “Political Attitudes and Behaviour in Portugal, 2002-2009” organized by Marina Costa Lobo and Pedro Magalhães (ICS-UL), with the paper “Electoral dealignment and party loyalties: decline or change?” (Lisbon, 22-23 November 2010). • Participation at the conference on “Candidates and Electoral Campaigns: the 2009 Legislative Elections in Comparative Perspective” organized by André Freire and José Manuel Leite Viegas (ISCTE-IUL), where he presented “Parliamentary Recruitment in external districts: a longitudinal analysis (1975-2009)” (co-authors: Joana Azevedo, Ana Belchior and Manuel Abrantes), “The selection of candidates in comparative perspective” (co-author: André Freire) and “The professionalization of campaigns. The Portuguese Case in the 2009 Elections” (co-author: Susana Salgado), 18-19 October 2010, Lisbon. • Participation at the European Sociological Association conference, Research Network 27 – Southern European Societies, with the paper “The electoral participation of Portuguese citizens residing abroad, 1976-2009” (co-authors: Joana Azevedo, Ana Belchior and Manuel Abrantes), 1-2 October 2010. • Participation at the Election, Public Opinion and Parties (EPOP) conference (Essex, 10-12 September 2010), with the paper “Party dealignment in new democracies: sophisticated, dissatisfied or disaffected?”. • Participation at the American Political Science Association, where he presented “The consequences of cognitive mobilization in comparative perspective: political sophistication and voting behaviour in old and new democracies”, Washington D.C. (EUA), 2-5 September 2010. • Participation at ECPR workshop “Electoral Change in the 21st Century: De-alignment or Re-alignment?” (Münster, 20-27 March 2010), with the paper “Partisanship and patterns of dealignment in comparative perspective: lessons from Southern Europe”. • Participation at V Congress of the Portuguese Political Science Association (Aveiro, 4-6 March 2010), where he presented the paper “Party Mobilization in third-wave democracies: a comparative study” and “Voting abroad: political participation and citizenship of Portuguese migrants” (co-authored: Joana Azevedo and Manuel Abrantes). • Participation at ECPR General Conference (Potsdam, 12-14 September 2009), with the paper “The democratization of party leadership selection in comparative perspective”. • Participation at the EPOP (Elections, Public Opinion & Parties) conference (Glasgow, September 2009), with the paper “Campaign effects in a changing environment: a case study”.

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• Participation at the CNEP (Comparative National Election Project) conference (Rio de Janeiro, 19-22 July 2009), with the paper “Short-Term Effects in Differing Intermediation Contexts” (co-author: Marina Costa Lobo). • Participation at XXI congress of the International Political Science Association (Santiago, Chile, 12-16 June 2009), with the paper “Information, Political Knowledge and the Quality of Democracy”. • Participation at ECPR workshop “Promoting Internal Party Democracy: A Selling Point, A Serious Danger, Or A Redundant Exercise” (Lisbon, 14-19 April 2009), with the paper “The democratization of party leadership selection: the Portuguese experience”. • Participation at the 67º Midwest Political Science Association meeting (Chicago, 2-5 April 2009), with the paper “Between mobilization and persuasion: campaign effects in comparative perspective”. • Participation in the MA program in political science at the University of Aveiro on the topic “Floating voters and electoral instability in contemporary democracies: a comparative analysis”. • Participation at the IV Congress of the Portuguese Political Science Association, on 6-7 of March 2008, where he presented the paper “A terceira margem do eleitorado? A evolução da volatilidade em Portugal” [Between the two banks: the evolution of electoral volatility in Portugal], and the paper “A intensidade da patronagem nas democracias recentes” [The intensity of patronage in recent democracies]. • Participation at the first annual international conference on “Minor parties, Independents and Voter Associations” organized by the University of Birmingham and University of Ghent, held at the University of Birmingham between 29 November and 1 December 2007, where he presented the paper “From movement to party: the rise and success of the Left Block”. • Participation at the 20th meeting of the Italian Political Science Association (SISP) held at Bologna between 12 and 14 of September 2006, where he presented the paper “An ultra-stable party system? The Evolution of the Portuguese Party System (1976-2005)”. • Participation at the ECPR joint sessions in Nicosia, 25-30 April 2006, where he presented the paper “Patronage and patterns of intra-party organizations: the Portuguese experience”. • Participation at the 3rd Congress of the Portuguese Political Science Association, on 30-31 of March 2006, where he presented the paper “Representação política e transformação dos partidos: os casos do PS e dos DS em perspectiva comparada”. • Participation at the 19th meeting of the Italian Political Science Association (SISP) held at Cagliari between 21 and 23 of September 2005, where he presented the

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paper “From opposition to government and return: the lesson of the Portuguese Socialist Party”. • Participation at the 13th PhD Summer School at Rijs (The Netherlands) between 13th and 23rd of September 2004, organized by the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam, where he presented the paper “Party Organization and Party Program: a case study of intra-party democracy”. • Participation at the II Congress of the Portuguese Political Science Association, on 19 and 20 of January 2004, where he presented the paper “The political integration of the communist parties: Italy, Spain and Portugal and the process of democratisation”. • Participation, between 18 and 20 September 2000 in the Arrábida course – Summer University (Lisbon), on the subject “The Southern Europe and the democratic transitions in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece” (coord. Prof. Fernando Rosas). • Participation, between 11 a 13 December 2000, in the conference on “External and Internal Politics in Portugal from the end of Monarchy to the «Marcelismo»”, organized by the CIDEHUS, University of Évora.

PHD AND MASTER STUDENTS SUPERVISED _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Supervisor PhD: Isabella Razzuoli “Party organizations and the problem of centralization: Portugal in comparative perspective”, PhD thesis, Institute of Social Sciences – University of Lisbon (expected 2015). Sérgio Correia “Partisanship and independents in Portugal”, PhD thesis, Universitary Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL) (expected 2016). Master: Master thesis: “O poder legislativo no processo de consolidação democrática em Cabo Verde”, Victor Lopes, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in April 2015. Master Thesis “Populismo in Portogallo? Dall’estrema destra a Madeira” [Populism in Portugal? From extreme-right to Madeira], Tommaso Goggioli, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in April 2015.

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Master Thesis “Campanha negativa nas eleições legislativas de 2011 ” [Negative Campaigning in the 2011 legislative elections], Vera Ramalhete, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in December 2014. Master Thesis “Dimensão internacional da democratização chilena” [The International Dimension in the Chilean Democratization], Ana Catarina André, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in September 2014. Master Thesis “Partidos e jornalistas em campanha eleitoral: o papel das agências de comunicação” [Parties and Journalists in the Electoral Campaign: the role of communication agency], Fabíola de Brito Ferreira Maciel, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in September 2014. Master thesis “As Estratégias Argumentativas no Discurso Político Eleitoral: o Caso das Eleições Legislativas de 2011”, [The argumentative strategies in the electoral political discourse: the case of the 2011 legislative elections], Filipe Fontes, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in December 2013. Master thesis “Liderança e mudança ideológica” (Leadership and Ideological Change), João Ruela Ribeiro, Universitary Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL), defended in November 2013. Master thesis “As mensagens nas campanhas” [Messages in political campaigns], Joana Antunes, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, defended in June 2012. Dissertation committee member PhD dissertations Bruno Ferreira Costa, A Influência do Sistema Político e Eleitoral e do contexto Macroeconómico na Participação nas Eleições Legislativas em Portugal e Espanha (2004 - 2011). Um contributo para o estudo da Democracia (The Influence of the Political and Electoral System and the Macro-economic Context on Turnout in the Portuguese and Spanish Legislative Election (2004-2011). A Contribution for the Study of Democracy, ISCSP- University of Lisbon, February 2015. Sérgio Felgueiras, A construção social do protesto político: "A geração à rasca" (The Social Construction of Political Protest: “A Geração à Rasca”), ISCSP- University of Lisbon, February 2015. MA dissertations João Camacho Giestas Cancela, “Associativismo e participação política: o caso português (2006-2009)” [Associations and political participation: the Portuguese

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case (2006-2009), Master thesis, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, May 2012. Miguel Pereira, “As sondagens presidenciais: o caso português” [Opinion polls in Presidential Elections: the Portuguese case], Master thesis, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, June 2011. Joana Lemos Miranda, “A evolução do processo de decisão português” [The evolution of the Portuguese decision-making process], Master thesis, Catholic University, September 2009.

LANGUAGES AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP _______________________________________________________________________________________________ • Mother Tongue: Italian; Excellent Portuguese; Very Good English and French; Basic Spanish. • Member of the American Political Science Association (APSA) • Member of the International Political Science Association (IPSA) • Member of the Portuguese Political Science Association (APCP)

Date: 1 July 2015

Marco Lisi