Publications
Full list in my CV. See also Google Scholar.
Peer-reviewed journal articles
2026
- “When Legislators Do Not Differentiate: A Field Experiment on British MPs’ Responses to Constituent Policy Queries.” British Journal of Political Science 56: e39. Open access
2025
- “Media Platforming and the Normalisation of Extreme Right Views.” British Journal of Political Science 55: e103. Open access
- “Making the Case for Democracy: A Field Experiment on Democratic Persuasion.” European Journal of Political Research 64(2): 559–579. Open access
- “Negative Political Identities and Costly Political Action.” Journal of Politics 87(1): 291–305.
2024
- “The Use of AI by Election Campaigns.” LSE Public Policy Review 3(3). Open access
- “Null Effects of Social Media Ads on Voter Registration: Three Digital Field Experiments.” Research & Politics 11(1). Open access
- “Null Effects of Pro-Democracy Speeches by U.S. Republicans in the Aftermath of January 6th.” Journal of Experimental Political Science 11(1): 27–41. Open access
2023
- “Do Text Messages Increase Voter Registration? Evidence from RCTs with a Local Authority and an Advocacy Organisation.” Electoral Studies 81. Open access
2022
- “Tabloid Media Campaigns and Public Opinion: Quasi-Experimental Evidence on Euroscepticism in England.” American Political Science Review 116(1): 19–37. Open access
- “Mobilising Support When the Stakes Are High: Mass Emails Affect Constituent-to-Legislator Lobbying.” European Journal of Political Research 61(2): 601–619.
2021
- “Advantages, Challenges and Limitations of Audit Experiments with Constituents.” Political Studies Review 20(2): 192–200. Open access
- “Mobilizing Party Activism: A Field Experiment with Party Members and Sympathizers.” Electoral Studies 72.
- “Social Mobilization in Partisan Spaces.” Journal of Politics 83(3): 1190–1197.
2020
- “Does Social Media Promote Civic Activism? A Field Experiment with a Civic Campaign.” Political Science Research and Methods 9(3): 500–518.
- “Does Exposure to Gender Role Models Increase Women’s Political Ambition? A Field Experiment with Politicians.” Journal of Experimental Political Science 7(3): 157–166.
2018
- “Parties Are No Civic Charities: Voter Contact and the Changing Partisan Composition of the Electorate.” Political Science Research and Methods 6(2): 283–298.
2017
- “All in the Family: Partisan Disagreement and Electoral Mobilization in Intimate Networks—A Spillover Experiment.” American Journal of Political Science 61(2): 289–304.
- “The Role of Partisan Cues in Voter Mobilization Campaigns: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment.” Electoral Studies 45: 63–74.
- “The National Effects of Subnational Representation: Access to Regional Parliaments and National Electoral Performance.” Quarterly Journal of Political Science 12(1): 1–35.
Edited special issue
- “Introduction to Symposium: Experiments with Politicians: Ethics, Power, and the Boundaries of Political Science.” Political Studies Review.
Book chapters
- “Artificial Intelligence and Democracy: Campaigns, Elections, Movements, and Deliberation.” In Artificial Intelligence, Politics, and Political Science, ed. Nathaniel Persily and Joshua A. Tucker. Cambridge University Press.
- “Voter Mobilization in Intimate Networks.” In Oxford Handbook of Electoral Persuasion, ed. Elizabeth Suhay, Bernard Grofman and Alexander Trechsel. Oxford University Press.
Working papers
- Women Leaders Can Increase Young Women’s Political Ambition: A Field Experiment with a Former Prime Minister