Political scientist · LMU Munich
The growth and architecture of regulation.
I am a political scientist studying the growth of regulation and its interplay with legislation. As a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at LMU Munich, my project EUREG examines variation in regulatory design across EU policy areas. I also lead Work Package 3 of the EU Horizon SUPA project at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, examining how legal design features, such as discretion and complexity, shape rule growth.
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June 2026
Presenting at the European Political Science Society conference, co-chairing and discussing panels on regulatory growth.
May 2026
JEPP Special Issue on the Politics of Simplification approved; serving as guest editor.
Current projects
Selected publications
All publications →Career Civil Servants' Socially Embedded Responses to Democratic Backsliding
Conceptualization and Measuring Regulatory Discretion: Text Analysis of 120 Years of British Legislation