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Aaron Augsburger

Assistant Professor & SIGS Associate Director

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies

Aaron Augsburger is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor & SIGS Associate Director at University of South Florida.

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Aaron Augsburger

University of South Florida

Assistant Professor & SIGS Associate Director

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latin american politics political history latin american studies political science global studies democratization geopolitics latin american research political transformation public policy social sciences spanish international political economy international security international relations globalization politics political geography political studies comparative political studies political behavior political science research political analysis democracy postcolonial writing cultural change third world debt international politics global politics political systems regime analysis inter-american relation social transformation plurinational state contested elections el proceso comparative political economy social change global history portuguese latin america comparative politics

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Rethinking Revolution in the Andes: Contrasting Logics of Social Transformation in Bolivia. Thesis Eleven (2025)

democratizationpolitical transformationsociocultural anthropologysocial changesociologylatin american studieslatin american politicsculturesocial transformationlatin american researchsocial movementscultural changepolitical sociologypolitical historyanthropology

Contested Elections, Protest, and Regime Stability: Comparing Belarus and Bolivia. Canadian Slavonic Papers (2021)

politicsdemocratizationcomparative political studiespolitical transformationpolitical science researchpolitical sciencecomparative politicspolitical systemspolitical studiesregime analysiscontested electionspolitical analysisdemocracypolitical behaviorsocial sciencespolitical historylatin american politics

The Plurinational State and Bolivia’s FormacióN Abigarrada. Third World Quarterly (2021)

Aaron Augsburger

international securityinternational politicspublic policypolitical scienceglobal politicslatin american studiesinternational relationsglobalizationinternational political economypolitical geographythird world debtgeopoliticsplurinational stateglobal studieslatin american politics

El Proceso De Cambio: Hegemony, Plurinationality, and Revolution in Bolivia. University of Arizona Press

colonialismportugueselatin american studiespostcolonial writingel procesospanishlatin american researchinter-american relationgeopoliticspolitical historyglobal studieslatin american politics

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Aaron Augsburger

Assistant Professor & SIGS Associate Director

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies

Aaron Augsburger is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor & SIGS Associate Director at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Aaron Augsburger

University of South Florida

Assistant Professor & SIGS Associate Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rethinking Revolution in the Andes: Contrasting Logics of Social Transformation in Bolivia. Thesis Eleven (2025)

Contested Elections, Protest, and Regime Stability: Comparing Belarus and Bolivia. Canadian Slavonic Papers (2021)

The Plurinational State and Bolivia’s FormacióN Abigarrada. Third World Quarterly (2021)

Aaron Augsburger

El Proceso De Cambio: Hegemony, Plurinationality, and Revolution in Bolivia. University of Arizona Press

colonialismportugueselatin american studiespostcolonial writingel procesospanishlatin american researchinter-american relationgeopoliticspolitical historyglobal studieslatin american politics

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