I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Trinity College Dublin. I completed my Ph.D. at the University of British Columbia and was a Predoctoral Fellow at Yale University in 2018-19. My main research interests are in public opinion, voting behavior and voter turnout in advanced industrialized democracies, with a particular focus on how we can counter recent trends of citizen political alienation and improve the quality of civic engagement. In my research I primarily use experiments and quasi-experiments. In two of my projects, I am analyzing the effectiveness of government policies in reducing inequalities in political participation. In other work, I am studying the responsiveness of populist voters to mainstream campaign messages. Finally, my collaborative work with Christopher Kam and Anthony Bertelli, which was published in the American Political Science Review, provides a new perspective on the relationship between the electoral system, the party system, and electoral accountability. Contact Department of Political Science Trinity College Dublin 3 College Green Dublin 2 Ireland Email: [email protected] From his beginnings on the soccer pitch (TSV 1860 Munich), to the great German stages (Munich Kammerspiele, Freie Volksbühne Berlin, Hanover, Basel, Salzburg Festival), Alexander Held's path led him next to the set of numerous cinema and television films, series, and serials. Career highlights include his appearances in Steven Spielberg's “Schindler’s List,” Oliver Hirschbiegel's “Der Untergang,” and Marc Rothemund's Oscar-nominated drama “Sophie Scholl – Die Letzten Tage.” Alexander Held plays the leading role as a detective in both series “München Mord” and “Stralsund.” Alexander Held is represented by Katrin Wans. CONTACT PORTFOLIO |
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