Welcome
I received my PhD in Political Economy at King's College London. My interdisciplinary research focuses on issues related to political behavior and political economy with a special focus on transboundary crises, immigration and outgroup contact. You can read my CV here.
Contact information:
Bushuis/Oost-Indischhuis, Kloveniersburgwal 48, Amsterdam
Selected work
Publications:
Media exposure to highly skilled immigrants and attitudes toward immigration. 2024 Forthcoming in Political Behavior
Europeans' attitudes toward the EU following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 2024 (w/ H. Klüver) Forthcoming in Political Science Research and Methods
Null Effects of Social Media Ads on Voter Registration: Three Digital Field Experiments. 2024 (w/ P. John, F. Foos, V. Cheng) Research & Politics 11(1)
What determines elected local leaders' support for hosting refugees in their community? 2023 (w/ K. Fabbe, E.Kyrkopoulou, K. Matakos), Journal of Politics 85:2, 778-783
Do text messages increase voter registration? Evidence from RCTs with a local authority and an advocacy organisation in the UK. 2023 (w/ F. Foos, P. John, V. Cheng), Electoral Studies, 81 (102572)
Good news for whom? The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine announcement reduced political trust. 2021 (w/ S.P. Hargreaves Heap, C. Koop, K. Matakos, N. Weber) , PLOS One 16 (12)
Decoupling trends: Drivers of agency independence in telecommunications: An analysis of high and middle‐income countries. 2019 (w/ I. Özel), Regulation & Governance 15 (1)
Working papers:
The political effects of leader communication during crises. (w/ H. Klüver, S. Hobolt, T. Rodon) Revise & Resubmit
Hustle and the tussle. How the UK's vaccine roll-out impacted EU attitudes in EU countries. (w/ I. Rodriguez, L.Herbig, T.Rodon, H.Klüver, T.Kuhn) Revise & Resubmit
When a line becomes a wall: An analysis of the effect of intra-EU border closures on European identity. (w/ T.Kuhn, L. Herbig, H.Klüver)
Victim-blaming Social Norms and Violence Against Women: Correcting Misperceptions or Morality Drive Policy and Behavior Change? (with S. Bermek and K. Matakos) VoxEU
We cannot disagree forever! Reality polarization and citizens’ post-pandemic fiscal adjustment preferences. (w/ S.P. Hargreaves Heap, C. Koop, K. Matakos, N. Weber) the Washington Post