About
Hi! I am a Ph.D. Fellow at the Department of Political Science at Aarhus University, Denmark. My work sits at the intersection of political economy and political geography, addressing the political causes and consequences of how public goods are distributed. In particular, I am exploring how voters think about public service delivery, how unequal improvements to service delivery affect voting, and where and why locally contested public goods (multifamily housing, wind turbines, you name it) are placed within local contexts.
In my research, I rely on quantitative methods with a particular focus on quasi-experimental and experimental designs, such as difference-in-differences designs and survey experiments.
CV
Find my CV here.
Working Papers
“Does Affluence Shape Representation? The Relationship between Income and the Distribution of Public Bads” (with Victor Nordgaard).
“Getting Less Does Not Mean Demanding More: Public Services and the Social Contract”
“How Improvements to Public Service Delivery Shape Populist Right Support”
Contact
Email: pnb[@]ps.au.dk
Department of Political Science
Aarhus University
Bartholins Allé 7
8000 Aarhus C, Denmark