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Florence So, black and white photo.
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Florence So

Senior Lecturer

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Florence So, black and white photo.
Contact details
  • Email: florence [dot] so [at] svet [dot] lu [dot] se
Organisation
  • Department of Political Science
  • Service point: 35
Webpage

Political Science

Main research or teaching areas

  • Comparative politics
  • Political institutions
  • Parties and elections
  • Formal modeling

Current research and teaching

My Marie Curie project focuses on how the macroeconomic condition influences party behavior. Using formal models, quantitative text analysis, and statistical methods, the project investigates how economic downturn and growth influence parties’ convergence or differentiation on three types of issues – redistribution, public services, and non-economic issues such as gender-related policies, the environment, and immigration – during elections and in the legislature. It will also examine the impacts of sustained economic growth and decline on the development of issue salience and party polarization over time.

Link to personal page: https://www.florenceso.org/

Publications

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Introduction

I received my PhD from UCLA; before joining the department, I was an assistant professor at the department of Political Science at Aarhus University. 

Ongoing research projects

  • The Impacts of Economic Growth and Decline on Party Behavior

Research environment

  • Comparative politics group

Expertise for press/media

  • Party politics
  • Elections

High resolution photo Florence So

23 Sep 2024