I am a second-year PhD student in Political Behavior at the Department of Government at LSE. My supervisors are Melissa Sands, Sara Hobolt and Florian Foos.
In my thesis, I aim to explore how individuals’ local environments influence political behavior, using micro-level geospatial data to disentangle the material impacts of rising regional inequality and the unique social identities shaped by the spatial divide between urban and rural citizens.
Education
- London School of Economics — MRes/PhD Political Behavior, since 2024
- London School of Economics — MSc Applied Social Data Science, 2023/24
- Humboldt University Berlin — MA Social Sciences, BA Social Sciences, 2018-2023
Research Interests
- Contextual Political Behavior
- Urban-Rural Divide
- Place-based identities
- Regional Inequality
- Green Transformation
- Computational Social Science