Juan Triviño Salazar

Biography

He is a post-doctoral researcher at the Horizon 2020 project Transcrisis in the Barcelona Institute for International Studies (IBEI). His research engages in questions about public policy, political participation and inclusion, local politics and immigration and integration. He also collaborated with the research group GRITIM at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). He taught undergrad and master courses on public policy, international relations, comparative politics and immigration at UPF and IBEI. In January 2016, He defended his PhD thesis titled “Political parties and immigrant associations: alliances in the presence of politicized immigration conflicts. A comparative study”. From 2012 to 2015, he was a Catalan Government FI-AGAUR pre-doctoral fellow. He has done academic stays at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York and McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada and another one at the FEGS in Caracas, Venezuela. He holds a Mundus-Mapp double degree master in public policy (IISS-The Hague and IBEI-Barcelona) funded by the Erasmus Mundus program and an MSc in European relations (Linköping University-Sweden).

Research Interest

Urban governance, Immigration and integration, Public Policy, Multilevel governance and Political participation