About Me

I am currently a Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Studies in Loughborough University’s School of Social Sciences and Humanities.

At Loughborough University, I serve as Undergraduate Admissions Lead and Open Day Student Recruitment Deputy for the Department of International Relations, Politics and History.

I am also the Lead of the Political Communication Theme at the Centre for Research in Communication and Culture, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and Branch Secretary of Loughborough University and College Union.

I have previously been a Marie Curie Research Fellow at Utrecht University’s School of Governance, where I worked with Barbara Vis, and I held a 3-year Assistant Professorship in the Department of Political Science at Aarhus University (in affiliation with the Universalism and the Welfare State research project).

My PhD is from McGill University’s Department of Political Science, where I was supervised by Stuart Soroka.

Impact & Engagement

Future Focus

Outreach: Balancing Social Care Priorities

Vancouver Sun

Media coverage: Do women and people of colour get fewer votes in Canada?

Business Network

It’s debatable whether this is more government

The Political Behavior Blog

Do Public Consultations Reduce Blame Attribution?

Stuk Rood Vlees

Meer inspraak, minder schuld?

Work in Progress

‘Women’s Work’ and the Welfare State

POST

Life beyond COVID-19: What are experts concerned about?

The Social Policy Blog

Explaining Other People’s Stances on Inequality

CORDIS

Studies highlight latent conflict behind different concepts of democratic equality

Le Monde

Nous demandons des programmes sociaux moins généreux lorsque nos revenus diminuent

Discover Society

One of us? How welfare states help shape immigrant integration

Maclean’s

Media coverage: This is what’s wrong with Canada’s Right

LSE British Politics & Policy

Inflated figures, inflated opposition: how claims about welfare benefit levels affect public opinion

Globe & Mail

Media coverage: Big-tent politics is now all but dead