Invited Researcher of DEA Programme in residence at Maison Suger from October 3th to October 31th, 2022
Marina Costa Lobo (D.Phil, Oxford) is currently Principal Researcher at the Instituto de Ciências Sociais of the University of Lisbon where she researches European voting behavior. She is currently coordinator of the Portuguese Electoral Behavior Project, a member of the Planning Committee of the CSES (Comparative Study of Election Systems - www.cses.org) since 2018 and co-director of the European Political Science Review since 2021.
The project
Title: EU issue voting in national elections: One or several?
Keywords: Voting Behaviour, Leaders and Elections, EU issue voting
Selected publications
Lobo, M.C., and Pannico, R., (2021), "Increased economic salience or blurring of responsibility? Economic voting during the Great Recession." Electoral Studies 65 (2020): 102141.
Lobo, M.C. and Lewis-Beck, M., (2021), Special Issue intitled: “The European Union and political behaviour”, Electoral Studies 70: 102285.
Lobo, M.C., (2018), “Personality Goes a Long Way.” Government and Opposition (2018), volume 53, no. 1, pp. 159-179.
Lobo, M.C. and Silva, F.F. (2017) “Prime ministers in the age of austerity: an increase in the personalisation of voting behavior.” West European Politics (2017), pp. 1-20.
Lewis-Beck and Lobo, M.C. (2016), "Economic Voting in Extraordinary Times", in Arzheimer et. al. The Sage Handbook of Electoral Behaviour, London: Sage.
Lobo, M.C., and Curtice, J., (2015) Personality Politics? The role of leader evaluations in democratic elections, Book on Leader Effects in Context, Oxford:OUP.
Lobo, M.C., and Lewis-Beck, M. (2012), “The integration hypothesis: how the European Union shapes economic voting”, in Electoral Studies, vol. 31, no.3, pp.522-528.
Lobo, M.C. (2008), “Parties and Leader Effects – Impact of Leaders in the Vote for Different Types of Parties”, in Party Politics, vol. 14, no.3, pp.281-298.
Freire, A., Lobo, M.C. and Magalhães, P., (2007), Portugal at the Polls, Lexington Press.
