Eva Anduiza

Eva Anduiza is a Professor of Political Science at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and an ICREA Academia researcher leading the Democracy, Elections and Citizenship research group. She holds a PhD from the European University Institute (EUI). Her research focuses on political behavior, gender, populism, and electoral participation, with notable studies on sexism and far-right voting dynamics. She has published extensively in top journals and authored monographs and edited volumes, contributing to debates on digital media’s role in political engagement and protest movements.

Education: PhD in Political Science from the European University Institute (EUI). Previous academic positions include teaching roles at the Universities of Salamanca and Murcia. She was a 2018–19 fellow at Stanford University’s Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences.

Research Interests: Her work examines citizens' political involvement, including electoral behavior, political protests, digital media influence, and attitudes like populism and sexism. She leads projects on Spain’s political changes, populist attitudes, and responses to economic crises.

Grants/Awards: Key projects include 'The Political Causes and Consequences of Emotions' (€94,501) and 'Political Change in Spain: Populism, Feminism, and New Conflict Axes' (€100,000). Her honors include ICREA Academia status and a Stanford fellowship.

Labs/Teams: Directs the Democracy, Elections and Citizenship research group at UAB, focusing on electoral behavior, political participation, and democratic processes.