Publications

Journal articles

• Tamaki, Eduardo, and Mario Fuks. (2020). Populism in Brazil’s 2018 General Elections: An Analysis of Bolsonaro’s Campaign Speeches. Lua Nova.
• Burni, Aline, and Eduardo Tamaki. (2021). Populist Communication During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Case of Brazil’s President Bolsonaro. Partecipazione e Conflitto, Vol. 14, Num. 1.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, Cezar Braga, and Mario Fuks. (2021). A Drop in the Ocean or a Change in the Weather? Populism in Bolsonaro’s Campaign Revisited. Team Populism: Leader Profile Series.
• Castanho Silva, Bruno, Mario Fuks, and Eduardo Tamaki. (2022). So Thin It’s Almost Invisible: Populist Attitudes and Voting Behavior in Brazil. Electoral Studies, Vol. 75.
• Junior, Paulo Roberto, Paloma Porto, Mariela Campos Rocha, Eduardo Tamaki, Marcela Garcia Corrêa, Michelle Fernandez, Gabriela Spanghero Lotta, and Denise Nacif Pimenta. (2023). Gender and caregiving during the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil: bullying of healthcare professionals. Health Policy and Planning.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, and Virgilio Mendes. (2023). QCA for Dummies: Basics of the Qualitative Comparative Analysis. Conexão Política.
• Moreira, Thiago, Eduardo Tamaki, and Lucio Rennó. (forthcoming). Unpacking Bolsonarism: the Right-wing reorganisation in Brazil. Journal of Politics in Latin America.

Work in progress

• Gianolla, Cristiano, Eduardo Tamaki, and Lisete Mónico. “Exclusionary Populist Attitudes: Empirical Validation of a Exclusionary Populist Attitudes Scale in Portugal and Italy”.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, Bruno Castanho Silva, Levente Littvay, and Kirk A. Hawkins. “Weird people in W.E.I.R.D Countries: Populist Attitudes’ Influence on Populist Voting in Global Perspective.”.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, and Bruno Castanho Silva. “On the irrelevance of populism: an analysis of the (lack of) effect of populist attitudes.”
• Zanotti, Lisa, Carlos Meléndez, Gonzalo Espinoza-Bianchini, and Eduardo Tamaki. Binary Politics: LLM-powered Analysis of ‘Freedom vs. Communism’ in Far-right Narratives in the Iberosphere.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, and Levente Littvay. Chrono-Sampling: Generative {AI} Enabled Time Machine for Public Opinion Data Collection.
• Tamaki, Eduardo. The Generative Counterfactual Framework: Harnessing AI to Explore Alternative Realities in Public Opinion Research.

Book chapters

• Burni, Aline, Eduardo Tamaki, and Denise Nacif Pimenta. (2021). A Face Feminina da Pandemia de Covid-19 (English: The Women’s Experience in the Covid-19 Pandemic), in Letícia Regina Camargo Kreuz, Renata Caleffí, Bárbara Mendonça Bertotti and Gabriela Grupp (Eds.), Gênero & Interseccionalidades. Memórias do IV Encontro de Pesquisa Por.de.sobre Mulheres. Política por.de.para Mulheres, GRD Editora.
• Pimenta, Denise, Clare Wenham, Mariela Rocha, Brunah Schall, Cláudia Bonan, Corina Mendes, Marcos Nascimento, Gabriela Lotta, Eduardo Tamaki, and Paloma Porto. (2021). Leituras de Gênero Sobre a Covid-19 no Brasil (English: Gender Readings on Covid-19 in Brazil), in Gustavo Corrêa Matta, Sergio Rego, Ester Paiva Souto, and Jean Segata (Eds.), Os Impactos Sociais da Covid-19 no Brasil. Populações Vulnerabilizadas e Respostas à Pandemia. Fiocruz.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, Ricardo F. Mendonça, and Matheus Gomes Mendonça Ferreira. (2021). The Symbolic Construction of a Messiah: Jair Bolsonaro’s Public, Christian Discourse, in Ofer Feldman (Ed.), When Politicians Talk: The Cultural Dynamics of Public Speaking. Springer.
• Venturelli, Gustavo, Eduardo Tamaki, and Matheus Gomes Mendonça Ferreira. (2023). The Sharp-Tongued Loudmouth: Incivility and Debasement in Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro’s YouTube Livestreams, in Ofer Feldman (Ed.), Debasing Political Rhetoric: Dissing Opponents, Journalists, and Minorities in Populist Leadership Communication. Springer.
• Tamaki, Eduardo, and Gustavo Venturelli. (2023). International Constellations of the Populist Radical-Right: An Analysis of Jair Bolsonaro’s International Speeches (2019 - 2020), in Corina Lacatus, Gustav Meibauer and Georg Löfflman (Eds.), Political Communication and Performative Leadership. Populism in International Politics. Palgrave Macmillan.
• Rocha, Mariela, Eduardo Tamaki, Paloma Porto, Aponira Farias, Flora Gonçales, and Denise Pimenta. (forthcoming). Brazil and Covid-19: Demand and Reponse to Women from Urban and Rural Societies, in Julia Smith and Clare Wenham (Eds.), COVID-19 and Women around the World: Gendered risks, impacts and response. The MIT Press.

Dissertation

• Tamaki, Eduardo. (2021). The Populist Allure: An Analysis of the Populism in Bolsonaro’s Government Speeches (2019 – 2020). Master’s Thesis, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil.