Borrowing from political sociology and political economy, my work focuses on how social cleavages shape democratic representation and resource allocation, possibly resulting in unfair outcomes. I use causal inference in observational data and game theorical analysis.
Democracy
The Effect of COVID-19 Lockdowns on Political Support: Some Good News for Democracy? [WP]
European Journal of Political Research (2020, with D. Bol, A. Blais and P.J. Loewen)
- Featured in Alternatives Economiques, Democratic Audit, Democratic Decay, Democracy digest, Kcl news, L'Echo, La Libre, Le Vif, LSE blog, PsyPost, RTBF, UDEM Nouvelles, VoxEU, World Pandemic Research Network
Electoral Competition through Issue Selection [WP] [Supplementary appendix]
American Journal of Political Science (2016, with E. Aragonès and M. Castanheira)
Discrimination
Household Education Gaps and Gender Role Attitudes
Political Science Research and Methods (R&R, with D. Hope and Ø. Skorge)
Fear without Prejudice in the Shadow of Jihadist Threat
Comparative Political Studies (forthcoming)
Global Racist Contagion following Donald Trump's Election [WP]
British Journal of Political Science (2019, with P-G. Méon)
- Featured in Kcl news, National Affairs, Paris Match, RTBF.be, Scoop.it
Inequality
Inclusion without Solidariety: Education, Economic Security, and Attitudes towards Redistribution [WP]
Political Studies (2020, with M. Gelepithis)
It's a Match! Non-Parametric Imputation of European Abstainers’ Vote [WP]
Political Science Research and Methods (2019, with D. Bol)