(2023) European Union Politics, 24 (2), pp 239-263. Alloction of constituency-based personal staff is driven by electoral concerns.
Members of the European Parliament obtain influence from their parliamentary groups, but hold their office because of choices made by voters and national parties. This project delves into the dynamic between behavior in Parliament and electoral incentives.
(2022) European Union Politics, 23(2), pp 351-371 We introduce data on elections to the European Parliament.
(2020) European Union Politics, 21(2), pp 233-254 Specialization in Parliament yields diminishing marginal returns.
(2018) Party Politics, 24 (4), pp 382-396 Parties in closed-list systems prefer renominating high-performing candidates for reelection.
(2018) The Journal of Legislative Studies, 24 (1), pp 148-172
Groups delegate legislative tasks to dedicated members with policy-specific knowledge
(2017) Doctoral dissertation, University of Oslo, 323 p. This dissertation treats with the mutual influence of parliamentary group's allocation of influence and national parties' selection of candidates.