Mapping (A)Ideology: A Taxonomy of European Parties Using Generative LLMs as Zero-Shot Learners
With Riccardo Di Leo, Elias Dinas, and Reda Tamtam
Political Analysis 33 (4): 456–463.
Welcome to my website! I am a PhD candidate in political science at King's College London, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. My PhD project examines how regional inequality in the UK becomes politically salient and consequential, combining computational text analysis, survey experiments, and policy evaluation. My research interests lie at the intersection of political behaviour, comparative politics, and methodology.
Before joining KCL, I held positions at the European University Institute and the United Nations Development Programme. I have an MA in European Affairs with Distinction from KCL, and a master's and bachelor's degree from Renmin University of China.
Featured research
View all →The economic geography of trade preferences: Local competitiveness, shocks and protectionism in the UK
With Sofia Vasilopoulou, Dan Keith, and Liisa Talving
Under review
Who speaks for the left-behind? Framing of spatial inequalities in the House of Commons (1988-2019)
With Leon Gawenda and Konstantin Wandel