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I am the Assistant Professor of Empirical Democratic Theory at the Cologne Center for Comparative Politics at the University of Cologne, as well as an Associated Member of the Cluster of Excellence ECONtribute: Markets & Public Policy. My research and teaching interests lie at the intersection of comparative politics, political behavior, and democratic theory. In my research, I use formal and statistical methods to study electoral politics, public opinion, party competition and political representation, mainly in established democracies. My work has been published in Political Science Research and Methods.
I received my PhD in Political Science from the University of Rochester in 2017. Prior to my doctoral studies, I received a BA (Hons.) in History from the University of Oxford, and an MPhil in Political Thought & Intellectual History from the University of Cambridge. |
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Recent and upcoming activities:
8 February 2022: Department of Government speaker series, University of Essex.
9 May 2022: Comparative Politics & Political Economy research colloquium, University of Konstanz.
21 - 22 June 2022: Historical Political Economy workshop, University of Zurich.
29 June - 1 July 2022: Council for European Studies Annual Conference, Lisbon, Portugal.
July 2022: Political Theory Colloquium, University of Hamburg.
8 February 2022: Department of Government speaker series, University of Essex.
9 May 2022: Comparative Politics & Political Economy research colloquium, University of Konstanz.
21 - 22 June 2022: Historical Political Economy workshop, University of Zurich.
29 June - 1 July 2022: Council for European Studies Annual Conference, Lisbon, Portugal.
July 2022: Political Theory Colloquium, University of Hamburg.