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Ugues's publications feature in prominent outlets such as Electoral Studies, Journal of Politics in Latin America, Latin American Politics and Society, Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, Journal of Legislative Studies, Democracy and Security, Political and Military Sociology: An Annual Review, and California Journal of Politics and Policy. Key works include 'Public Perceptions of Clean Elections in Mexico: An Analysis of the 2000, 2006, and 2012 Elections' (Journal of Politics in Latin America, 2018); 'The Relationship Between Crime Victimization, Corruption, and Public Attitudes of Mexico’s Armed Forces' with Diego Esparza (Democracy and Security, 2018); 'Los Congresos Estatales y la Política Federal en México: State Legislatures and Federal Policy Making in Mexico' with D. Xavier Medina Vidal and Shaun Bowler (Journal of Legislative Studies, 2017); 'Public Evaluations of Electoral Institutions in Mexico: An Analysis of the IFE and TRIFE in 2006 and 2012' with D. Xavier Medina Vidal (Electoral Studies, 2015); and the chapter 'Electoral Management in Central America' in Advancing Electoral Integrity (Oxford University Press, 2014). His scholarship has accumulated 193 citations on Google Scholar, with emphases in comparative politics, Mexican politics, political behavior, and electoral integrity. Honors encompass Faculty Development Grants from St. Mary's College of Maryland (2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2017-2018), the Dodge Award for Outstanding Service, UC Riverside's Dissertation Year Program Fellowship (2011-2012), and UC MEXUS Small Grants Award (2011). Ugues teaches in comparative politics, Mexico and Latin America, democracy, electoral systems, and electoral integrity, and has presented research at the Latin American Studies Association, Midwest Political Science Association, and International IDEA conferences.