Language threat and support for Quebec independence over time
The paper examines the relationship between perceived threats to the French language and support for Quebec independence, focusing on how this relationship evolves over time.
Understanding perceived language threat in Quebec
The study explores the factors that shape perceptions of threats to the French language in Quebec, examining why some individuals perceive greater linguistic threats than others.
Geographical proximity to mosques and attitudes towards immigration in Canada (with Alessandro Nai & Timothy B. Gravelle)
The paper investigates whether living near mosques is associated with attitudes towards immigration in Canada, examining the relationship between local environments and public opinion.
Voter/party populist proximity
The study examines the relationship between voters’ populist attitudes and the positions of political parties, focusing on the extent to which voters and parties align in their views on populism.
The long shadow of the Black Death on European electoral behaviour (with Alessandro Nai & Timothy B. Gravell)
The paper investigates whether the Black Death had lasting effects on European electoral behaviour, examining how the historical experience of the pandemic may have shaped political preferences and voting patterns over the long term.