JIMENEZ PEREZ, FRANCISCO JOSE

- Area
- CIENCIA POLITICA Y DE LA ADMINISTRACION
- Department
- DEPARTAMENTO DE DERECHO PUBLICO
- Academic position
- Lecturer and Predoctoral Researcher (FPU Research Fellow)
- fjjimper@upo.es
- Office
- Building 6, Floor 4, Office 27 (6427)
- Tutorial schedule
Request by email fjjimper@upo.es
- Personal web
- www.franciscojosejimenezperez.com
- Currículum vitae
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Taught subjects
Links of interest
- Scotland's Regional ambassadors? Assessing the Presence and influence of Scottish Elites in British Political
- Regional ambassadors or state agents? Representing Welsh interests in the British Parliament and Cabinet
- MPTERRITORY 1945-2019 DATASET
- The Judicial Politics of Federal Relations: A Scoping Review
- Who Are the British Parachute mp s? Introducing the BritPAP Dataset
Research Projects
Francisco José Jiménez Pérez holds a Bachelor's in Political Science and Public Administration from the Universidad Pablo de Olavide and a Master's in Government and Democracy from the Autonomous University of Madrid. His academic efforts during his university studies were recognised with numerous Honours, including the Award for the Best Grade in Political Science and the Award for the Best Degree Record. In addition, he has complemented his scientific-academic training by serving as a collaborating student throughout his university studies, receiving the MEFP Collaboration Grant and the JAE-Intro Grant from the CSIC, which he carried out at the Institute for Policies and Public Goods.
He has numerous courses and seminars in scientific and academic specialisation to his credit, as well as attendance at, participation in, and organisation of national and international scientific dissemination events. He is also a co-author of several scientific articles in high-impact international journals, has contributed to the generation of new empirical evidence, and has participated in highly competitive research projects.
Currently, he is a beneficiary of the University Teacher Training (FPU) contract and works as a predoctoral researcher and professor at the Universidad Pablo de Olavide. His doctoral thesis deals with Judicial Politics in the Spanish Constitutional Court.