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This is where I’ll be posting updates on my research and on the political situation in France (if you’re interested in the 2027 French elections, stay tuned)
publications
Do men and women react in the same way to social norms on prejudice and discrimination? Social desirability bias and gender
Work in progress, 2026
Using European Social Survey data in a quasi-experimental design, this paper asks whether preference falsification patterns around prejudice and discrimination are gendered.
What is ‘us’? The use of femonationalism, homonationalism and judeonationalism by European political parties
Working paper, 2026
Using quantitative text analysis on the PARTYPRESS dataset, this paper quantifies femonationalist, homonationalist, and judeonationalist communication by European political parties, including beyond the radical right.
Gender equality framings destigmatise radical right parties, but only among men
Under review (Revise & Resubmit, Aug. 2026), 2026
Recent findings show that the stigma against radical right parties constitutes an obstacle to their electoral success, but that this stigma can decrease. Yet radical right actors are not merely passive targets of this stigma: they also deploy strategies to counter it. One such strategy is the use of femonationalist framings: the justification of anti-immigration policies by the need to protect women. This article investigates the extent to which such framings succeed in destigmatising radical right parties by reducing their association with prejudice. To analyse the effect of this strategy, I conducted an online survey experiment in France in 2024–2025 with approximately 7,000 respondents, focusing on Rassemblement National (RN). The results show that femonationalism, when it is used by the RN as gender equality framing, destigmatises the party among men and increases their perception that the RN supports women’s rights. These effects, however, are not statistically significant among women, whose security and rights are used in such femonationalist framings. Overall, these findings show that strategies employed by radical right parties to get normalized are effective, but their effect is concentrated in one part of the population.
teaching
Statistics I: Inference and Regression (Teaching Assistant), Fall 2022 (2 classes)
Graduate course — Teaching Assistant, Hertie School, 2022
Teaching assistant for Statistics I: Inference and Regression, a postgraduate course taught by Prof. Mark Kayser, PhD. Held a weekly lab session for students to work through statistical concepts from the lecture and apply them in R.
Statistics I: Inference and Regression (Teaching Assistant), Fall 2023 (2 classes)
Graduate course — Teaching Assistant, Hertie School, 2023
Teaching assistant for Statistics I: Inference and Regression, a postgraduate course taught by Prof. Mark Kayser, PhD. Held a weekly lab session for students to work through statistical concepts from the lecture and apply them in R.