Jérémie Poltier was a PhD student on the Unequal Democracies project from October September 2018 until February 2023.  Defended in January 2024, his PhD thesis explores the consequences of work-based and region-based export dependence on policy preferences.  Jéremie is currently a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Geneva.

Publications related to Unequal Democracies:

• “Unevenly Unequal Responsiveness: Public Opinion and Redistributive Policy Shift in Western Europe Since 2008.”  Forthcoming in Politics and Society.  Co-authored with Jan Rosset and Jonas Pontusson. 
• "Income Growth and Inequality as Joint Determinants of Preferences of Redistribution in Europe", Working paper n°40 (2023). Co-authored with Jonas Pontusson (University of Geneva) and Jan Rosset (Haute École et École Supérieure du Travail Social)
• "Regional Export Dependence and Business-related Popular Votes in Switzerland", Working paper n°38, Jérémie Poltier (Universiy of Geneva)
• "Voter Preferences and Redistributive Policy: Exploratory Analysis Based on a Comprehensive Dataset on Preferences", Working paper n°30 (2021). Co-authored with Jonas Pontusson, Konstantin Käppner and Max Joosten.