Jacint Jordana

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President, IBEI Senior Research Associate, IBEI Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

President, IBEI

Senior Research Associate, IBEI

Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

ICREA Academia researcher

Biography

Jacint Jordana (Granollers, 1962) is Professor of Political Science and Administration at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) and ICREA Academia researcher. From 2004 to 2024 he directed the IBEI. Currently, he is the president.

He is also a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Barcelona City Council, Associate Researcher at the Sciences Po Center of European Studies and Comparative Politics, as well as member of the Board of Trustees of the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB).

His main area of research focuses on the analysis of comparative public policies from a multilevel perspective, with special attention to regulatory policies and their specialized institutions. His recent publications include the books Policy Analysis in Spain (Policy Press, 2022), jointly edited with Laura Chaqués-Bonafont, Linguistic Claims and Political Conflicts (Routledge, 2021), together with Andrea Bianculli and Mónica Ferrín, and Barcelona, Madrid y el Estado (Catarata, 2019).

He was also the academic coordinator of the European project GLOBE (Horizon 2020), oriented to the study of emerging trends and scenarios in global governance and the role of the European Union.

Background and education

  • (1992) PhD in Economics, University of Barcelona

Research

Research interests

  • Collective Action and Policy Networks
  • Telecommunications Policies
  • Political Economy of Latin America
  • Regulatory governance
  • Regulatory Agencies

IBEI Research Clusters

Selected publications

  • Maman, Libby; Jordana, Jacint; Levi-Faur, David; Guaschino, Edoardo; Schomaker, Rahel; Van-Zimmeren, Esther

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    2025.A new measurement model and database of the democratic qualities of regulatory bodies.Policy & Politics,Volume 53: Issue 4LinkLogo open access
  • Jordana, Jacint; Rozas-Bugueño, Joaquín; Triviño-Salazar, Juan Carlos

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    2025.Consumer Authorities in Europe: Policing Markets or Empowering Consumers?.Governance,38: e70033LinkLogo open access
  • Jordana, Jacint; Triviño-Salazar, Juan Carlos

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    2025.Turning Vulnerability Into Strength: How Independent Regulatory Agencies Enhance Accountability and Build Stakeholder Trust.Regulation & Governance,1–15LinkLogo open access
  • Holesch, Adam; Jordana, Jacint; Marx, Axel; Schmitt, Lewin

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    2025.Inside global governance: perspectives of international organization staff on autonomy and horizontal interactions.Global Public Policy and Governance,LinkLogo open access
  • Jordana, JacintHolesch, Adam; Schmitt, Lewin; Roger, Charles; Tokhi, Alexandros; Otteburn, Kari; Saz-Carranza, Angel; Vandendriessche, Marie; Zürn, Michael; Coen, David; Levi-Faur, David; Marx, Axel

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    2024.Institutional Transformations of Global Governance–Key Challenges for International Organisations.International Review of Public Policy,6(6: 3)LinkLogo open access
  • Bianculli, Andrea.C; Brossa, Laia; Jordana, Jacint

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    2024.European Union–Latin American Interregional Relations: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead.pp: 349–370.LinkLogo open access
  • Roger, CharlesJordana, JacintHolesch, Adam; Schmitt, Lewin

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    2022.Global Governance Research. Exploring Patterns of Growth, Diversity, and Inclusion.Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations,28(4):486-508LinkLogo open access
  • Jordana, JacintHolesch, Adam; Schmitt, Lewin

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    2022.International Organizations and the Future of Global Governance. Technical Report - GLOBE Survey.IBEI Working Papers,2022/58.Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals.LinkLogo open access
  • Bianculli, Andrea C.Jordana, Jacint; Ferrín Pereira, Mónica

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    2021.Demandas lingüísticas y conflicto político en España.Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales. Mº de la Presidencia.LinkLogo open access
  • Holesch, AdamJordana, Jacint

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    2021.The politics of unilateral secession in the European Union: the case of Catalonia.Territory, Politics and Governance,LinkLogo open access
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