I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Research Center on Inequality and Social Policy, University of Bremen. In 2025, I completed my PhD at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, European University Institute.

My research focuses on the relationship between inequality and mobilization and their effects on political attitudes and behavior. I strongly rely on quantitative methodologies, often with a local focus and a political-sociological perspective. You can find below some examples of my research.

Research

Working articles

• Mobilizing Against Inequality: How Protests Shape Preferences for Redistribution

• Communities Without Credit: The Political Implications of Deprivation in Access to Banking Services

• Local Economic Dynamics, Job Insecurity, and Political Preferences: Insights from Post-Brexit UK (with Valentina Consiglio, Thomas Kurer, and Kattalina Berriochoa)

Work-in-progress

• How Do Citizenship Policies Shape Integration? Evidence from Spain’s Dual-Track Naturalization System (with Eréndira León-Salvador)

• Evaluating the Socioeconomic and Political Impact of Re-Population Policies

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