I am a PhD student at the Blavatnik School of Government and Nuffield College at the University of Oxford. I work primarily in the field of Comparative Political Economy.
My current research interests lie at the intersection of climate change and business power. In my dissertation, I am developing a sectoral approach to climate politics by investigating how the political dynamic of opposing and supporting interest groups shape climate change mitigation and adaptation policies.
Before joining the University of Oxford, I was a doctoral researcher and lecturer at the Department of Social Sciences at Humboldt University of Berlin. I hold an MA in Social Sciences from the same department.
Working Papers
From a Cultural to a Distributive Issue: Public Climate Action as a New Field for Comparative Political Economy (with Hanna Schwander)
Regulation & Governance, R&R, 2024.How Ease of Voting Affects Turnout Asymmetrically: Evidence from the 2021 Berlin Election Failures (with Dominik Flügel)
Paper prepared for the Empirical Political Science in Berlin and Brandenburg workshop, Hertie School Berlin, May 5, 2023.The Driving Factors behind Climate Change Mitigation Policies – Electoral or Interest Group Politics? A Review of Competing Arguments and Venues for Future Research (with Hanna Schwander)
Paper prepared for the RNPE workshop, MPIfG Cologne, Nov 24-25, 2022.