Doctoral Students

Current Students

Michael Dalvean
Australian Cabinet Ministers: A Network Analysis

I have three doctoral students I am still looking after from the LSE.

Andre Alves (joint with Valentino Larcinese)
The Employment Effects of Welfare Regimes
a.alves@lse.ac.uk

Joseph Angolano
A New Justification for Participatory Democracy
j.l.angolano@lse.ac.uk

Zsuzsanna Chappell (joint with Christian List)
Deliberative Democracy and the Discursive Dilemma
z.chappell@lse.ac.uk

Former Students

Rekha Diwakar
Determinants of the Size of Party Systems in the Indian States
r.diwakar@lase.ac.uk
Graduated: 2006

Stuart Astill
Networks That Form Policy: The Case of Pension Reform
Graduated: 2006
s.j.astill@lse.ac.uk
http://perspnal.lse.ac.uk

Daniel Rubenson
Is It Really About Bowling? How Institutions Affect Political Participation in American Cities
Graduated 2005
Assistant Professor, Department of Politics, Ryerson University, Canada
http://www.politics.ryerson.ca/rubenson/

Rotem Gonen
Shirking and Shifting Polcies: Uncooperative Political Appointees in Local Governments - The Case of Israel
Graduated: 2005
Assistant Professor, School of Political Sciences, University of Haifa, Israel
r.gonen@poli.haiffa.ac.il
http://hevra.haifa.ac.il/poli/data.php?lang=en&tid=53&sid=135&did=&staffID=91

Oliver Curry
New Evolutionary Ethics: An Adaptationist Account of Morality
Graduated: 2005
o.s.curry@lse.ac.uk

Kennedy Stewart
‘Persistent Losing’ and Electoral Fairness in Four World Cities
Graduated: 2003
Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University
kennedys@sfu.ca

Tom Quinn
Organizational Reform in the British Labour Party Since 1983
Graduated: 2002
Lecturer in Politics, Department of Government, Essex University
t.quinn@essex.ac.uk

Oliver James
The ‘Next Steps’ Agency Model in the UK Central Government 1988-98 with special references to the Benefits Agency
Graduated: 2001
Reader in Politics, Exeter University
o.james@exeter.ac.uk
http://www.exeter.ac.uk/shipss/poliitcs/staff/james

Yoav Shechter
Interests, Strategies and Institutions: LObbying in the Pharmaceutical Industry in the European Union
Graduated: 1999
General Secretary, Pharma Israel.

Maija Setala
Theories of Referendums and the Analysis of Agenda-Setting
Graduated: 1997
Researcher, The Academy of Finland, Department of Political Science, Turku University, Turku, Finland

Andrew Hindmoor
Socialism and Entrepreneurship: A Rational choice Approach to an Issue of Compatibility
Graduated: 1995
Senior Lecturer, University of Queensland
andrew.hindmoor@.ug.edu.au

Shlomo Mizrahi
A Theory of Constitutional Change – Game Theoretical Analysis of Socio-Politial Processes in Poland, 1976-81
Graduated: 1995
Professor, Department of Public Policy and Administration, School of Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
shlomom@bgumail.gbu.ac.il