Research & Writing
I study how citizens come to think what they think about politics and what makes it change.
Civic actions and political attitudes
I investigate the relationship between institutions, civic actions, and the formation of political identities. I focus on how institutionalised forms of civic engagement shape attitudes towards democracy, co-partisans, and political opponents.
Voting as Social Categorisation
Local Institutions, Participation, and Trust
AI and political decision-making
I study whether and how interactions with AI can change citizens’ opinions and behaviour. My research looks into persuasion and accountability.
The Autonomy Paradox: Artificial Intelligence and the Foundations of Political Behavior (with Christopher J. Anderson), forthcoming in Perspectives on Politics
Artificial Intelligence, Personalised Persuasion, and Climate Attitudes (with António Valentim)