// DISSERTATION PROJECT

Political Behaviour of the 1st and 2nd generation of immigrants

The political behavior of immigrants is often shaped by diverse experiences, cultural backgrounds, and socio-economic circumstances. Many immigrants engage actively in civic duties, participating in local elections, advocating for policy changes, and forming coalitions to address issues that resonate within their communities. Their engagement is a testament to the importance of inclusive political representation and the pursuit of a more equitable society. Yet, a thorough investigation of their political behavior is missing. Therefore, this dissertation project deals with a wide range of the determinants and consequences of the political behavior of immigrants, especially in comparison with the majority society.
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// ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

Since 2023
Doctoral member of BAGSS, University of Bamberg

Since 2023
PhD candidate in Political Science, University of Bamberg

2020 - 2023
Master of Arts Sociology, University of Bamberg

2017 - 2020
Master of Arts Political Science, University of Bamberg

2014 - 2017
Bachelor of Arts Political Science with minor Media- and Communication, University of Mannheim

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// EXPERIENCE

Since 02/2023
Research Associate at the Chair of Political Sociology, University of Bamberg

2022
Research Assistant, Professorship of Ergonomics, University of Bamberg

2021 - 2022
Research Assistant, Chair of Political Sociology, University of Bamberg