Anna-Lena Nadler works as a teaching assistant and PhD candidate at the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Geneva since 2017. She completed an MA in Public Policy at Georgetown University and a BA in International Relations at UNIGE. In her PhD thesis, Anna-Lena studies policy preferences of immigrants and government responsiveness to immigrants in Western Europe.

Curriculum Vitae

Publications related to Unequal Democracies:

• "Nomination trade-offs: How context affects political parties’ strategies to nominate immigrant-origin candidates", Party Politics, 13540688211035025 (2021)

• "Closing the Ethnic Turnout Gap? Inclusive Enfranchisement and Political Participation of Immigrants in Advanced Democracies", Working paper n°20 (2021). Co-authored with Elif Naz Kayran (Leiden University)
  

• "Nominating immigrant-origin candidates: an electoral strategy of political parties?", Working paper n°19 (2021).