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 shapes 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 a MA in Social Sciences (2022) from the same department.
Publications
From a Cultural to a Distributive Issue: Public Climate Action as a New Field for Comparative Political Economy (with Hanna Schwander)
Regulation & Governance, 2024.
Working Papers
How Ease of Voting Affects Turnout Asymmetrically: Evidence from the 2021 Berlin Election Failures (with Dominik Flügel)
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)