Davy-Kim Lascombes is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Geneva, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation through Nathalie Giger’s research project, “Inequality in the Mind.” Davy-Kim is part of the Unequal Democracies research group that explores how citizens respond to inequality and shares responsibility for the design and implementation of our cross-national public opinion survey.   His PhD project focuses on normative evaluations of  income inequality and their effects on individuals’ policy preferences and political attitudes.

Curriculum Vitae

Publications related to Unequal Democracies:

• “From Fairness Evaluation to Preferences and Vote: An Analysis of Individuals’ Demand for Redistribution in 14 Countries.”, Phd thesis (2022)
• "Polarized Opinion, Consensual Election: How Preferences for Restrictive Immigration Policies Water Down Class conflict over Redistribution.", Working paper n°33 (2022).
  
• “Caught in the Middle! Wealth Inequality and Conflict over Redistribution”, Social Justice Research (2022). Co-authored with Hanna Lierse and Bastian Becker
• "Introducing the Inequality and Politics Survey: Preliminary Findings", Working paper n°16 (2020). Co-authored with Jonas Pontusson, Nathalie Giger and Jan Rosset.
• "Growing income inequality, growing legitimacy: A longitudinal approach to perceptions of inequality", Working paper n°11 (2019). Co-authored with Nathalie Giger Nathalie.