

Member Profiles
Denisse Rodriguez Olivari is a doctoral candidate at Humboldt-Universität - Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) with studies at King’s College London. She holds a master in International Development with a specialisation in Politics and Governance from the University of Manchester – Global Development Institute. After obtaining her Bsc in Political Science and Government from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, she continued her studies at Sciences Po. She also completed a postgraduate certificate from the London School of Economics while participating in the Hansard Research Scholar Programme. Her doctoral project sheds light on the effects of judicialisation of grand-corruption works in the Lava Jato era in Peru and Brazil. Her research interests also include political parties and elections, governance and development and gender and politics.
Keywords
Corruption, International Development, Governance, Gender
Related Latinamerican Country/City
Peru and Brazil
