About Me
I am PhD candidate at the Graduate School of Economic and Social Sciences (GESS) and research associate at the Chair for Political Economy at the University of Mannheim. Currently I am also working as research associate at the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research in the Project “Experiences of Everyday Racism and Media-Mediated Racism in the (Political) Public Sphere”.
My research focuses on committee decision making and lobbying. I am especially interested in strategic information provision and the effect of behavioral information processing on decision making. In my research I use formal models, experiments and quantitative methods, particularly quantitative text analysis methods. I am also interested in social media usage on electoral campaigning and social preferences more generally.
Interests
- Behavioral Information Processing
- Quantitative Text Analysis
- Formal Theory
- Legislative Processes
Education
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Ph.D. Candidate, since 2017
Graduate School of Economic and Social Sciences, University of Mannheim
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M.Sc. in Political Economy, 2017
Universtiy of Konstanz
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B.A. in Political Science, 2015
University of Mannheim