I currently serve as Interim Chair (visiting professor) of Comparative Politics at Humboldt University Berlin. 

My main research interest lies in the political economy of inequality and development, whereby I draw on comparative as well as behavioral approaches. Most of my current research focuses on the historical origins of redistribution, social policy, and public opinion. I received a PhD in Political Science from Central European University. 

I previously served as Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Bremen (SOCIUM Research Center), Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow at Bard College Berlin, and worked in international development, in particular for the German Institute of Development and Sustainability, the Institute of Development Studies, and the German International Cooperation.

You can find my complete CV here.