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Department of International Economics, Government and Business
I joined the department as Associate Professor of Business and Politics, with focus on quantitative methods in 2019. Broadly speaking, I study political behavior at the voter and the elite level, including questions related to how politicians and businesses interact, what voters think about such relationships, and how these influence public policy. My research is at the intersection of political science, psychology, and communication. In my research I mostly apply quantitative text analysis techniques, hierarchical models, and various computational approaches.
I mostly contribute with teaching introductory and advanced quantitative methods courses at all levels, and with substantive courses embedded in behavioral and psychological approaches to decision making.
- Business and democracy
- Political attitude formation and identity politics
- Political elite communication and interactions
