Published peer-reviewed articles
Papers and works in progress
PSOE’s ties to Spanish modernization, globalization, and laying the ground for Podemos (Revise and resubmit)
New parties as a result of democratic dissatisfaction with globalization: Both winners and losers count (under revision)
Four, not two: Globalization's winners and losers, and their party preferences (under revision)
How does globalization affect the public’s trust in elections and perceptions of democracy? (under revision)
Other projects
How new parties boost citizens’ democratic satisfaction
Following my findings from “New parties as a result of democratic dissatisfaction with globalization”, I investigate how new parties have increased some citizens’ satisfaction with democracy in the past decade (2012 to present), across Western Europe.
Evolving Spanish party politics in the face of new cleavages
I trace the evolution of Spanish party politics - primarily the center-left PSOE and its new contender Podemos - as a result of a declining traditional class cleavage, alongside the rising salience of attitudes linked to European identity, immigration, and economic globalization. I draw on a mixture of data from CIS in addition to personal archival research at FPI.