I am a PhD candidate in Political Behavior at the Department of Government at LSE. My supervisors are Melissa Sands, Sara Hobolt and Florian Foos.
In my thesis, I examine how place shapes political behavior, and how the communities individuals live in and the social networks they maintain across geographic space influence their political outlook and policy preferences, using micro-level geospatial and network data.
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