I am a PhD candidate at LSE’s European Institute and I am affiliated with the Data Science Institute at LSE.
I study the comparative politics of citizen-state interactions: how the state compels, engages, and responds to citizens, and the attitudinal and behavioural consequences of these encounters. As part of this research agenda, I am also interested in how the growing adoption of artificial intelligence reshapes these interactions. I study these topics with observational causal inference, field experiments, and mixed-methods research designs.
My work is forthcoming in Perspectives on Politics.
Before joining the European Institute, I obtained an MSc in Social Research Methods (London School of Economics) and a BA in History and Politics (University of Exeter). You can find here my CV.
I also love learning and writing about methods and note-taking techniques, hoping to make academia a bit less daunting and more accessible to everyone. Check out my blog!
If any of this interests you, please get in touch at e.pro@lse.ac.uk.
