I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Political Science at Aarhus University. I defended my PhD in political science at the University of Gothenburg early 2022.
I do theoretically driven research at the intersection of political economy, political behavior and political psychology. In particular, I am interested in issues in political information and strategic communication.
My research focuses on two main questions. How do (and should) voters form preferences and beliefs about politicians, parties and policies? And how does this, in turn, affect the behavior of political actors?
I study this using formal models, experiments and quasi-experiments. I also do work where I study scientific research itself from a political information perspective.
Behavioral political economy
Political information
Applied formal theory
Experimental research
PhD in Political Science
University of Gothenburg
MA in Political Science
University of Mannheim
BSc in Political Science and Economics
University of Gothenburg