Research

Refereed Publications

• Unveiling: The Electoral Consequences of an Exogenous Mid-Campaign Court Ruling (with Aengus Bridgman, Aaron Erlich, Danielle Bohonos, and Christopher Ross), The Journal of Politics (2021, published version also available here)
• The electoral risks of austerity, European Journal of Political Research (2023, accepted version available here)
• What can de-polarize the polarizers? Affective polarization for party activists before and after elections (with Dani Sandu), Comparative Political Studies (2024, accepted version available here)
• Privileged interests on the party agenda: Bitcoin-related issues in two countries since 2020 (with Joost van Spanje and Greta Arancia Sanna), Acta Politica (2024, accepted version available here)
• The source of economic shocks matters for their political outcomes (with Leonardo Baccini and Krzysztof Pelc), Research & Politics (2025, accepted version available here)
• How Voters Respond to Economic Shocks from Abroad (with Joost van Spanje) (Conditionally Accepted - Political Science Research and Methods, conditionally accepted version available here)

Working papers

• Economic shocks, responsibility attribution, and political insulation (draft version available here)
• The political impact of job destruction announcements: Evidence from the United Kingdom (with Riccardo Di Leo) (draft version available here)
• Does compensating the losers of globalization pay off electorally? The impact of the European Globalization Adjustment Fund on voting behavior (with Aengus Bridgman) (draft version available here)
• Do debates matter more in two-round presidential elections? (draft version available here)
• How Effective Are Parties at Mobilizing Supporters? Evidence from Six Large-Scale Experiments with 400,000 Party Supporters (with Krzysztof Krakowski and Dani Sandu) (draft version available here)
• The Election Effect: How Elections Increase Satisfaction with Democracy Among Party Activists (with Dani Sandu) (draft version available here)