Yazmin is a PhD candidate in Politics currently working on user behaviour and data protection. She also holds an MA in Political Science with a track in Electoral Politics by Central European University and a BA in Communication Sciences with a specialty in Political Communication from Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. Yazmin has been head of research for Communication sciences at UNAM, and worked in several political campaigns in Mexico. She has undergone both qualitative and quantitative research.  Her main research interests include: privacy, technology studies, Big Data, political culture and comparative politics.

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• Master of Arts in Political Science. with a certificate in Electoral Politics.  Central European University (CEU), Budapest, Hungary.
• BA in Communication Sciences. Specialty in Political Communication.  Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico (UNAM).  Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Mexico City, Mexico.  

                           

• CONACYT full scholarship 2016- 
• CEU scholarship. Budapest, Hungary
• Full scholarship awarded by DGCI to study at the University of Wisconsin.   
• Honors in BA thesis.

Head of Research, Department of Communication. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. . Apr. 2014 - Sep 2016   

Lecturer . Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences.   Aug. 2013 - Sep 2016.  -

Course 1: Political Communication Strategies. 7th semester students. Communication Sciences BA, UNAM.

Course 2 Information Analysis and Ideological Discourse. 8th semester students. Communication Sciences BA, UNAM.

Associate Researcher. Laboratory on Digital Communication. UNAM. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences.  April. 2015 - Sep 2016  

 Associate Researcher.  Interdisciplinary Seminar on Communication and Information. UNAM. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences.   Aug. 2013 - Sep 2016 

                              

• Member of Internet Society,
• Member of American Political Science Association. 

MA THESIS: "Speech Choices Mexico City 2012". Central European University. Jun. 2013.

BOOKS & ARTICLES 

(Morlet Corti, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016; Morlet Corti, Martinez Torreblanca, & Garcia, 2016)

• Morlet Corti, Y. (2017). El Pacto por México en las urnas: crisis de participación elecciones 2015. In La crisis del Estado y el Pacto por México. Mexico: Educación y cultura.
• Morlet Corti, Y., Martinez Torreblanca, P., & Garcia, C. (2016). Tendencias en la enseñanza de Ciencias de la Comunicación en el mundo. In Reflexiones sobre el devenir y futuro de las ciencias sociales en un entorno globalizado. Mexico: UNAM.
• Morlet Corti, Y. (2015). Análisis comparativo entre la iniciativa de Enrique Peña Nieto y A.C.T.A. In El pacto por México y la comunicación política. Mexico: LEEA Editores.
• Morlet Corti, Y. (2013). La campaña del PRI por el Gobierno del DF. In República de Telenovela Medios Campañas y Elección 2012. Mexico: Comunicación y política.
• Morlet Corti, Y. (2012). Los Valores Capitalistas en el Discurso de Barack Obama: Análisis. Spain: Editorial Académica Española.
• Silva, B. C., Andreadis, I., Anduiza, E., Blanuša, N., Rico, G., Littvay, L., & Morlet Corti, Y. (2016). Presenting a Cross-nationally Validated Populist Attitudes Scale.

CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION  

• “Pararel activitiy to the exposition “Gravity”. Between ambiguety and communication”. May 26th, 2016. Sala Lumiére. Casa del Lago, Mexico City.  
• “Foro #PlenoCiudadano”. November 12th 2015. Auditorio Flores Magón, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. UNAM. Mexico City
• “Internet Sociedad y política” November 3rd 2015. Sala Lucio Mendieta y Núñez Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. UNAM, Mexico City.
•  Speech Choices in Mexico City “III Iberoamerican Culture and Speech Conference”.October 5th 2015. Institute of Social Research, UNAM. Mexico City
•  “Política de comunicación de SEGOB, estudio de caso”. Asociación Mexicana de Investigadores en Comunicación (AMIC), 4th of june 2015. Querétaro, Mexico.
• Community Communication. International Association for Media and Communication Research “Internet as a catalyzer for civic and political involvement: Evidence from US and Europe”.  June 2013. Dublin, Ireland,