About

I am a Lecturer in Political Economy at the Department of Political Economy at King's College London. My main research interests are in the fields of Political Economy and Political Science. I focus on understanding the role of institutions and their impact on strategic interactions in politics. Interest representation and lobbying, legislative politics, as well as bargaining and political decision-making are my main topical focus. I emphasize a strong connection of formal theory and empirical analysis. I am currently the convenor of the ECPR standing group on Analytical Politics and Public Choice. As a proponent of open science I seek to improve research practices in the discipline.

Research Interests

Comparative Politics, Elections, European Union, Institutions, Interest Groups, Parliaments, Political Economy, Political Methodology, Public Choice, Euro, Quantitative, Causality, Decision Making, Experimental Design, Lobbying, Eurozone

Current/Upcoming Events

Standing Groups and Research Networks

• European Union
• Analytical Politics and Public Choice
• Interest Groups
• Parliaments
• Teaching and Learning Politics
• Comparative Political Institutions
• Political Networks
• Political Economy and Welfare State Politics
• Political Methodology