I am a PhD candidate at LSE Government, supervised by Florian Foos and Mathias Poertner.
I am interested in how campaigns shape political behaviour.
My PhD thesis examines the development and implications of relational campaigning: a set of network-based strategies where campaigns attempt to utilise their supporters’ social connections to reach voters.
Beyond my PhD research, I am interested in persuasion and mobilisation more broadly, as well as how developments in political technology and data science have changed campaigning.
I study these topics using experiments, surveys and computational methods.
About me
Education:
- London School of Economics, PhD Political Science (2023-present)
- University of Oxford, MSc Politics Research (2022-23)
- London School of Economics, BSc Politics (2019-22)
Outside of work, I volunteer with London Search & Rescue who support the emergency services in finding vulnerable missing people in London’s green spaces. You can find out more about their work here.