Aleksandra’s research focuses on electoral systems and parties, with a particular focus on climate change. She is interested in the way electoral rules shape how political parties and interests can respond to, and incorporate, decisive political issues, such as climate change, into government agendas. She examines party dynamics and climate outcomes in both the European and US context. She also uses experimental methods to understand pro-climate political engagement amongst youth, with a focus on social norms and defiance sentiments. Her research has been published in International Studies Quarterly, Climate Policy, Climate and Development and Energy Research & Social Science, and Nature Scientific Data.
Contact
aleksandraconevska@g.harvard.edu
1737 Cambridge Street
Subfields
American Politics | Comparative Politics | Methods and Formal Theory
Academic Interests
Climate Change | Elections | Institutions | Political Economy & Development
Research Methods
Experiments | Formal Theory | Quantitative Methods