Welcome! I am a Doctoral Researcher in the Social and Political Sciences Department of the European University Institute (Firenze). This Fall, I’m visiting Yale University—feel free to reach out if you’d like to grab a coffee!

I study the emergence and development of political mobilization in 19^th and 20^th century Europe, focusing on how this is influenced by various social, political, and economic institutions, including political violence, religion, and repression.

Last year I led the Research Analytics Unit and co-organized the Comparative Politics Seminar Series at the EUI. Previously, I worked as a Research Assistant at the Institutions and Political Economy Research Group - IPERG (University of Barcelona).

Work in progress

1. Ne parlons pas de l’Affair Dreyfus: Antisemitic riots and polarization in Fin de Siècle France (with Simon Hix)
   [Draft]
2. Anglicans, Dissenters and Electoral Behavior in 19th century Great Britain (with Carles Boix and Guillem Riambau)
3. Cuffs: Targeted Repression and Compliance under Autocracy (with Lorenzo Vicari and Andrea Xamo)

Other work

1. Temporary Disenfranchisement Revisited: A Report from the 2023 Montréal Replication Games on the Robustness of Recent Findings in the APSR (with Joris Frese, Alexandros Christos Gkotinakos, and Matthew Hepplewhite), I4R Discussion Paper Series, No. 87, Institute for Replication (I4R), s.l.
   [Paper] [Repository]