Marques Zárate

Marques Zárate is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Brown University. His work focuses on the intersection of race, identity, and political behavior in the United States, with particular expertise in Racial and Ethnic Politics, Latine Politics, and Political Psychology.

• Research Themes: Identity-based candidate appeals, policy racial relevance, group-policy associations, and voter trust mechanisms
• Key Publications: American Political Science Review, Political Communication
• Teaching: Courses on Latine Politics (POLS 1825S) and Political Behavior Seminar (POLS 2015)

His recent publications examine Spanish-language campaign strategies and pandering perceptions among Hispanic voters. While no explicit scientific awards are mentioned, his work contributes to understanding identity dynamics in contemporary US politics. Contact: marques_zarate@brown.edu | Office: 111 Thayer Street, Room 306