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Nadja Mosimann is a senior research assistant at the University of Zürich as well as a post-doctoral researcher for Unequal Democracies. Nadja spent 2015-16 as a visiting PhD student at Nuffield College, Oxford. Defended in December, 2017, her PhD thesis was entitled “Solidarity in Times of Inequality: Trade Union Politics and Union Membership Effects.” For Unequal Democracies, Nadja continues her work on the effects of union membership on political knowledge, preferences and participation, relying on our original cross-national survey as well as existing cross-national and national surveys.
Curriculum Vitae
Publications:
- "Varieties of trade unions and support for redistribution", West European Politics (2022). Co-authored with Jonas Pontusson. (doi: 10.1080/01402382.2022.2048344)
- "Preface", West European Politics (2022). Co-authored with Line Rennwald and Jonas Pontusson. (doi: 10.1080/01402382.2022.2048501)
- "Heterogeneity of the Trade Union Membership Effect on Support for Redistribution in Western Europe.", Working paper n°12 (2020). Co-authored with Jonas Pontusson
- "The radical right, the labour movement, and the competition for the workers’ vote" Economic and Industrial Democracy, v.40, no. 1 (2018), 65-90. Co-authored with Line Rennwald and Adrian Zimmermann
- "Promuovere la solidarietà di classse in tempi difficili: il ruolo dei sindacati nel contesto dell’avanzate dei partiti della destra radicale populista." Quaderni rassegna sindacale, v. 19, no.4 (2018), 149-164. Co-authored with Line Rennwald and Adrian Zimmermann.
- "Solidaristic Unionism and Support for Redistribution in Contemporary Europe." World Politics, v. 69, no. 3 (2017), 48-492. Co-authored with Jonas Pontusson.
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