Works in progress

Below I detail some of the things I’m currently working on. Some projects are under review or in the field. I am happy to share those marked as under review should you be interested in reading them.

Others projects are still ideas on a white board that I want to take forward. If you are working on any of these themes, then reach out – I probably need a collaborator to keep it going! 

Far-right politics

1. Does far-right entry affect candidate diversity? (with Michal Grahn) – revise & resubmit
2. Reactions to US liberal backsliding (with Michal Grahn, Joe Noonan and Rebecka Knudsen) – under review [pre-print]
3. Facts against femonationalism: how to stop far-right normalisation (with Michal Grahn, Sophie Mainz and Katharina Lawall) – APSA 2025 conference paper
4. Does femonationalism influence support for anti-immigrant governments? No.  (with Michal Grahn, Sophie Mainz and Katharina Lawall) – EPSA 2025 conference paper
5. Small men. How emasculated men reject liberal norms. (with Đorđe Milosav)
– pre-analysis plan

Political identities

1. Partisan responsiveness in real time (with Luca Versteegen, Dan Devine, and Owen Winter) – working paper [pre-print]
2. Education as identity? Group-based affect between graduates and non-graduates: multi-study evidence from the Britain. (with Elizabeth Simon) – EPSA 2023 conference paper
3. Class and symbolic representation. (with Dan Devine) – under review

LGBTQ+ politics

My primary focus in this area at the moment is a book manuscript on LGBTQ+ political behaviour. Other projects include:

1. The electoral costs of transphobia. Evidence from Britain.  (with Konstantin Bogatyrev) – early research project