Modalidad a elegir 
- Presencial en las instalaciones del IIJ UNAM ( Aula "Reforma Política de 1977"
- Por la plataforma virtual Youtube IIJ UNAM

Link de registro: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/

Programa completo: https://www.iis.unam.mx/parliaments-south/


Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Panel 11. Representation and Democratic Erosion

Horario: 09:00-09:50

· Srijita Barui and Debajit Goswani (India) — “A comparative evaluation of legislative dominance between the BJP and the PTI (India and Pakistan)” Washik Muhammod Istiaq Ezaz (Bangladesh) [Online] — “Numbers Without Voice: Reserved Seats, Party Discipline, and Women’s Representation in the Bangladesh
· Parliament” Daniel Tacher Contreras (Mexico) [In person] — “Legislatures as Vehicles and Protagonists of Autocratic Legalism in Latin America” Francisco Brandao and Lucas Pavelski (Brazil) [In person] — “Parliamentary Norm Erosion under Democratic Backsliding: Explaining the Rise of Uncivil Parliamentary Discourse in Brazil”
Chair/Discussant [In person]: Daira Arana, UNAM-IIS


Keynote Panel “Parliaments in the Global South: Decolonizing Parliamentary Studies”
Horario: 10:30-12:00

· Professor Emma Crewe [In person], SOAS University of London, United Kingdom

Chair: Guadalupe Salmorán [In person], UNAM-IIJ

Panel 12. Monitoring, AI and Clientelism
Horario: 12:00-13:30

· Mohammad Afzaal Rashid (India) [Online]— “Performance-Based Legitimacy and Consultative Governance in China: Reassessing Citizen Trust in the National People’s Congress”
· Chemonges. M. Timothy and Tahunduka Joseph (Uganda) [Online] — “Parliamentary Monitoring Organisations and Legislative Accountability in the Global South: Practice Based Lessons from Parliament Watch Uganda”
· Telma Hoyler, Gabriela Rosa and Angelica Colombo (Brazil) [In person] — “Brokers as Representatives: Rethinking Clientelism, Constituency-Making, and the Production of Trust in São Paulo’s City Council”
· Carlos Eduardo Martinez Miranda (Mexico) [In person] — “Legislative Programmatic Agenda Strategies Among Mexican Ruling Parties”
· Erik Roberto Cardona Gómez (United Kingdom), Fotis Fitsilis (Greece) and Sergio Bárcena (Mexico) [In person] — “Shadow AI and the Adoption-Rules Gap in the Congress of Mexico City”

Chair/Discussant [In person]: Joy Langston, Colmex