Roberto Alejandro

Roberto Alejandro is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, focusing on Greek philosophy, Nietzsche, contemporary liberal theory, and American political thought. His civic research in Puerto Rico includes essays on budget proposals, legislative reforms, and political status chronology.

• Education: Ph.D., Princeton University

His research bridges classical political philosophy with modern governance challenges, particularly in Puerto Rican political status debates and fiscal policy. Civic essays were presented through public lectures, radio, and TV programs.

Recent publications include: Toward a new budget proposal (2006), Political Platform (2000, 2005), Budget Proposals (2002), Legislative Reform Proposal (2001), and Status Chronology in Puerto Rico (1999). These works emphasize fiscal governance, political status, and institutional reform.

Research Affiliations: Department of Political Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst