
About
About
I am a political scientist working at the intersection of political behaviour and political psychology using experimental methods. My research examines how social identities and information environments shape political judgment and behaviour, with a focus on cross-pressured voters, political polarisation and communication, and emerging forms of AI-mediated democratic engagement. My work has appeared in journals such as the British Journal of Political Science and Political Science Research and Methods. I hold a PhD in Political Science from Queen Mary University of London and an MPhil in Political Science from University College London.
Research
- Political behaviour
- Political psychology
- Public opinion
- Social identities
- Experimental methods
Teaching
- GV101: Introduction to Political Science