Publications
Accepted. "Out of Sight Out of Mind? Voter Attitudes about Cooperation with Radical Parties in Europe" (with R. Daniel Kelemen, Jonathan Slapin, and Pit Rieger). Journal of European Public Policy.
2023. "Bicameralism and Policy Responsiveness to Public Opinion" (with Lawrence Ezrow and Timothy Hellwig). American Journal of Political Science.
2022. “From Polarization of the Public to Polarization of the Electorate: EP Elections as the Preferred Race for Ideologues” (with Jon Slapin and Sam Wilhelm). European Union Politics.
2020. "Responsiveness, If You Can Afford It: Policy Responsiveness in Good and Bad Economic Times." (With Lawrence Ezrow and Timothy Hellwig). Journal of Politics 82(3).
2018. "Income Inequality and Party (De)Polarization." West European Politics 40(6): 1262-1281.
2023. "Bicameralism and Policy Responsiveness to Public Opinion" (with Lawrence Ezrow and Timothy Hellwig). American Journal of Political Science.
2022. “From Polarization of the Public to Polarization of the Electorate: EP Elections as the Preferred Race for Ideologues” (with Jon Slapin and Sam Wilhelm). European Union Politics.
2020. "Responsiveness, If You Can Afford It: Policy Responsiveness in Good and Bad Economic Times." (With Lawrence Ezrow and Timothy Hellwig). Journal of Politics 82(3).
2018. "Income Inequality and Party (De)Polarization." West European Politics 40(6): 1262-1281.
Other Ongoing Projects
- "Party Collaborations in the European Parliament and Voters' Support" (with Daniel R. Kelemen and Jonathan Slapin)
- "Income Inequality and Media Consumption" (with Christine Stedtnitz; awarded competitive funding from the Inequality Research Fund)
- "Income Inequality and the Processing of Political Information" (awarded competitive funding from the Inequality Research Fund)
- "Policy Responsiveness and the Shadow Economy"
- "LGBTQ Politics and Discrimination" (with Douglas Page)
- "LGBTQ Politics in the EU"
- "Women in Italian Politics" (with Federica Genovese, Stefano Costalli, and Andrea Ruggeri)
Current Research Interests
- Comparative political economy of inequality (particularly effect of inequality on voter and elite behavior);
- Government responsiveness (mainly what influences the likelihood of responsive governments);
- Voters' behaviour in the context of European Parliament elections;
- Elite behaviour within the European Parliament (inter-party politics within Europarties);
- Ideological extremism and political behaviour;
- LGBTQ politics.
