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PhD Studies at the University of Konstanz takes place within a graduate school. The Konstanz Research School (KRS) is home to all forms of doctoral studies and is the central point of contact for questions relating to doctoral studies. Terms and conditions can be found at the respective graduate school.

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Doctoral study programme in philosophy

Provided you hold a qualified master’s degree, you can apply for admission to our doctoral study programme and earn your doctorate (Dr. phil.).

All professors and university lecturers, including PrivatdozentInnen (lecturers), teaching at the department may supervise dissertations. If you are interested in doctoral research, please contact your potential supervisor first. Detailed information about individual research areas is available on the departmental staff page and on the individual pages of our teaching staff.

You will find expansive information about the doctoral study programmes offered at the University of Konstanz in the doctoral programme regulations .

To apply for doctoral studies, please contact the Division of Student Affairs and Teaching. All necessary information on the application process is available from the university's Doctoral Researcher Portal .

Co-teaching by doctoral candidates and authorized lecturers

Doctoral students may be admitted as co-teachers of courses under the supervision of the main supervisor and after consultation with the first supervisor. The joint teaching of doctoral candidates and authorized lecturers is understood as a qualification measure for early career researchers.

Criteria for admission are (at least one must be fulfilled)

1. preparation and realization of a scientific conference with external contributors Preparation and realization of a scientific conference with external contributors as co-organizers and with an own scientific contribution (lecture, paper).

2. participation in external scientific conferences (e.g. summer school, junior researcher conferences, conferences) with an own contribution (e.g. in the form of a scientific poster, presentation, paper).

3. own specialist publications (academic articles in journals, anthologies, etc.).

4. acquisition of a doctoral scholarship on the basis of a peer-reviewed research exposé, which was awarded via a competitive selection procedure.

5. successful application for a publicly advertised staff or doctoral position that was filled via a competitive selection procedure.

The main supervisor notifies the intention of a joint course as part of the curriculum planning, taking into account the above guidelines. The main supervisor of the doctoral thesis must agree. The faculty council votes on the admission to joint teaching as part of the approval of the teaching program.

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General information on administrative requirements for doctoral student applications at the University of Konstanz can be found on the page Konstanz Research School . An English translation of the subject-specific requirements for the Department of Linguistics can be downloaded here ( PDF ).

It is not possible to enroll as a doctoral candidate until a Master's Degree has been attained. Therefore, please submit applications for doctoral candidate positions only then (an official copy of the Master's Degree is required). You can still enroll for the current semester retroactively if you apply in the middle of the semester. For further information on doctorate programmes, please use the  Doctoral researcher portal of the University of Konstanz.

Please register in ZEuS for the course-related coursework. Registration periods for the Humanities Section: Winter semester: between 01.12. and 15.01. Summer semester: between 01.05. and 15.06.

Course/credit transfer of assessments is done by Dr. Peter Krause .

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Doctoral programme Politics and Public Administration (expires)

Since 2021, the PhD programme is part of the Graduate School of the Social and the Behavioral Sciences (GSBS). It is no longer possible to be admitted to the former departmental programme. You can find here information about the admission to the GSBS .

General information for PhD students and interested candidates, also about ways of how to finance your studies can be found on the general website for PhD students  of the university. The University also offers doctoral researcher councils that take place on a regular base and allow students of each faculty to network and exchange information.

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The Department of Economics is one of the leading economics departments in Germany and enjoys an outstanding reputation in teaching and research, both at home and abroad.

With 18 nationally and internationally renowned professors from the fields of economics, business administration, econometrics, statistics, and business and economics education, 9 junior professors, 9 postdoctoral researchers, over 40 doctoral researchers and a regular inflow of guest professors from reputable universities worldwide, the Department provides an intellectually stimulating and productive study and research environment.

Aside from the Doctoral Programme in Quantitative Economics and Finance, the Department offers the following innovative degree courses at all three levels of university education:

• BSc in Economics
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• MSc in Social and Economic Data Analysis
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Our students receive an academic education in accordance with the highest international quality standards. Aside from compulsory components, which impart the necessary theory and methodology, all degree courses include optional components that enable students to specialise according to their personal academic interests and career aims. All students have the opportunity of complementing their studies with an internship or a stay abroad at one of our partner universities. Our Department is internationally orientated. Students and researchers from all over the world are present. We maintain a broad network of relations with universities in Europe, North America and Asia. Many courses and even entire programmes of study are taught in English. In in our Department students are respected as individuals and receive extensive support in academic and personal matters. We prepare our students for leading positions, for instance, in national and international companies, government departments, international organisations, research institutes and universities. With a degree from the Department of Economics of the University of Konstanz the foundations for a successful career are laid.

The research activities of the academic chairs cover a broad range of areas, including: accounting, behavioural and experimental economics, corporate policy, education economics, econometrics, economic and social policy, innovative financial services, international economics, internatonal finance, labour economics, macroeconomics, marketing, microeconomics, personnel and organisational economics, public finance, political economy and statistics.

Collaborative research in the Department focuses on three main fields: "Financial Market Research", "Public Economics" and "Human Resources and Behavioural Economics".

The Department maintains a long-standing tradition of interdisciplinary research, which is reflected in various research projects, centres and institutes, such as the following:

• Centre of Quantitative Methods and Survey Research
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• Thurgau Institute of Economics

The integration of research into teaching is a basic principle of the University of Konstanz. Students are integrated into the current research of the Department by means of research-related courses and project work. As assistants to academic chairs and research projects, students can actively participate in the Department's research.

For further information please visit the Department of Economics .

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To enrol in the graduate school, students are normally required to hold a Master degree in Chemistry, or related subjects. However, outstanding students of the Master courses at the Konstanz Departments of Chemistry are able to apply to embark on the doctoral thesis in the graduate school without performing a Master Thesis via the Konstanz Fast Track system.

To enter the Fast Track system, students must have an excellent study record and a proven interest into Chemistry. In addition, and most importantly, the topic of the doctoral project must be clearly related to the priority topics of the graduate school.

After the first six months, the respective doctoral students have to hand in their six months proposal according to the "General conditions" of the graduate school. Together with an oral defence, the proposal will be graded by the respective Thesis Committee and can be accredited as Master thesis.

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Room: Raum 104, Ihnestr. 26, 14195 Berlin

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Education: M.Sc. in Mathematics, University of Cape Coast M.A. Public Economics and Applied Statistics, IERPE B.Sc. in Mathematics, University of Lome

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Anja Osei

Research Interests:

• Legislative Studies in Sub-saharan Africa
• Legislative debates
• Machine Learning

Room: D 228

M.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Witten/Herdecke University B.Sc. in International Management at the WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Gerald Schneider

• (horizontal) Inequality
• Conflict Trap
• Effect of War and Conflict on Inequality
• Phoenix Factor

Tjantana Barro

Education: M. Sc. in Economics, University of Konstanz B. Sc. in Economics, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Volker Hahn

• Macroeconomics
• Monetary Policy

Adrian Bidlingmaier

Education:  MA in Politics and Public Administration & European Governance, University of Konstanz and Utrecht

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Florian Kunze

Philipp Bien

Education: MA in Global Affairs, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto BA in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Dr. Thomas Malang

• Legislatures in International Politics
• Legitimacy of International Organisations
• Statistical Network Analysis
• Survey Experiments

Carl Lucas Bütje

Room: F 212

Education:  M. Sc. in Economics, University of Konstanz First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Sebastian Findeisen​​​​​​​ Research Interests: - Economics of Education - Public Economics - Labor Economics - Quantitative Methods in Empirical Microeconomics

David Danner

Education: M.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

• Hybrid work arrangements
• Job characteristics of blue collar workers vs. white collar workers in the new world of work

Ingrid Espinoza de Sämann

Education : M. A. in Empirical Political and Social Research, University of Stuttgart B. A.  in Social Science, University of Stuttgart First Supervisor : Jun.-Prof. Dr. Steffen Eckhard Research Interests: - Computational Social Science  - Discrimination and Racial Inequality - Migration research - Post-colonial approaches in research

Amelie Fischer

Education: M. A. HSG in Management, Organization Studies and Cultural Theory, University of St.Gallen B. A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

• Future of Work
• Hybrid Working
• Office Design
• Organizational Culture
• Organizational Development

Lukas Freudenthal

Master of Science in Economics, University of Konstanz Bachelor of Science in Economics, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Axel Kind

• Entrepreneurial Finance
• Sustainable Finance

Valeriia Galchenko

Post office box: 144

M. Sc. in Science-Intensive Technologies and Economics of Innovation, ITMO University, Saint Petersburg, Russia B. Sc. in Economics, Higher School of Economics (HSE University), Saint Petersburg, Russia

First Supervisor:  Prof. Nick Zubanov, PhD

• Human resource management
• Personnel economics
• Experimental economics

Judith Gilsbach

Education: M.A. in Sociology, University of Heidelberg B.A. in Sociology, Political Science and History, University of Bonn

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Termeh Shafie

• Social Networks
• Computational Social Science
• Data Quality

Lennart Goldemann

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Post office box: 133

Education:  

B. A. in Political Science and History, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

M. Sc. in Political Economy, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Sebastian Findeisen

• Labor Economics
• Public Economics
• Economics of Education

Selina Graulich

Education:  M.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Sabine Boerner

• Shared Leadership
• Leadership Emergence
• Soziale Netzwerkanalyse

Dr. rer. soc. Lea Haiges

Education:  MA in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Christina Zuber

• Ethnic politics
• Mobilization and conflict

Niklas Hänze

Education:   MA in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz BA in Political Science and Economics, Osnabrück University

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Gabriele Spilker

• Climate change, natural disasters and political conflict
• Quantitative methods and spatial analysis
• Horizontal inequality

Moath Hussien

Room: F 310

Education: B. Sc. in Civil Engineering M. Sc. in Management of Projects, GDip in Economics

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Urs Fischbacher

• Experimental and Behavioural Economics
• Decision Sciences
• Moral and Social Behaviour

Alessia Invernizzi

Room: D 230

Education:  M.Sc. Political Economy, University of Konstanz B.Sc. Economics and Business, University of Milan-Bicocca First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Gerald Schneider Research interests:

• Political Economy
• Trade policies

Giuliana Ioannidis

M. A. in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B. A. in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel

• Digital Transformation in the Public Administration
• Public Participation in the Transformation of the Public Administration

Summer Isaacson

M. Sc. in Political Science, Uppsala University, Sweden B. A. in Development studies, Uppsala University, Sweden

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Sebastian Koos

• Environmental attitudes and behavior
• Marginalized groups and socioeconomic inequalities
• Sustainable development

Natascha Jankowski

Room: F 330

Post office box: 134

M. Sc. in Mathematical Finance, University of Konstanz B. Sc. in Mathematical Finance, Universitiy of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Marcel Fischer

• Life-Cycle Models
• Retirement Savings

Daniel Kammer

Room: E 215

Education: M. Sc. in Economics, Vienna University of Economics and Business B. Sc. in Economics,  University of Hamburg First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Anke Hoeffler Research Interests: - Development Economics - Applied Microeconomics - Violence and Conflict

Sukayna Khan

M. Sc. in Conflict Resolution, University of Essex LL.M. in International Law, University of Sussex LL.B. in Law with Honours, Cardiff University

First Supervisor:  Prof. Nils Weidmann

• Political Psychology (perceptions/attitudes)
• Political Communication (online/offline)
• Computational Methods
• Comparative Politics

Alexander Klein

Room: D 244

Education: M. Sc. in European Studies, University of Gothenburg M. A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B. A. in Political Science, University of Mannheim First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dirk Leuffen Research Interests: - International Politics - European Politics  - European Integration - Contemporary History - German Democratic Republic 

David Knoll

Room: D 222

Education : M.A. in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B.A. in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz First Supervisor : Prof. Dr. Christina Zuber Research Interests: - Democratic Backsliding - Historical Legacies - Natural Experiments - Cultural and sports hallmark events

Michael Koll

M. Sc. Economics, University of Konstanz B. Sc. Economics, Universitiy of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Ulrike Stefani

Carolin Lang

M. A. in Sociology University of Konstanz B. A. in Sociology and Law University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Thomas Hinz

• structural inequality
• public health research
• social discrimination

Ann Lauterbach

Room: Y 211

Education:  M.Sc. Work and Organisational Psychology, Maastricht University B.A. Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:   Prof. Dr. Florian Kunze

• ­New Work 
• Employee Health 
• Automatisation and Digitalisation 
• Inequalities in Organisations 

Olga Leshchenko

Room: E 201

Education: M. A. in Sociology - European Societies, Free University Berlin, Germany B. A. in Sociology, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Susanne Strauss Research Interests: - Health and Well-Being - Labour Market Sociology - Gender Inequalities - Quantitative Methods

Maren Lüdecke

Room: D229 / Y312

M. A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B. A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Gerald Schneider

• Migration research (in particular asylum and visa)
• Judicial politics
• Decision-making on asylum applications and appeals
• Natural language processing

Meray Maddah

M.A. in Global Governance, Inter-cultural diplomacy and peace management, University of Siena B.A. in International Affairs, American University of Science and Technology

• Foreign influence of national legislators
• Statistical network analysis
• Middle East and North African geopolitics and legislators
• Consociationall and identity-based politics
• Networks of international legislators

Dorothea Ernest Malleyeck

M.A in Economics, University of Dar es Salaam B.A in Economics and Statistics, University of Dar es Salaam

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Anke Hoeffler

• Development Economics
• Program Evaluation

Yushan Meng

Room: E 208

M. Sc. in Economics, University of Bonn Bachelor of Economics, major in Finance, Zhengzhou University

First Supervisor:  Prof. Susanne Goldlücke

• Game Theory, Contract Theory, Mechanism Design
• Behavioral Economics

Sophie Moser

M.A. in Politics and Public Administration with spezializations in Management and Empirical Research Methods, University of Konstanz B.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

• diversity at the workplace
• gender diversity
• demographic diversity
• women in top management
• gender pay gap

Mia Nahrgang

Education: M. A. Double Degree in Poltics & Public Administration and International Security Studies, University of Konstanz and Charles University Prague

B. A. in International Relations, University of Erfurt

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Nils Weidmann

• Digital Politics
• Content Moderation
• Social Media Data

Thies Niemeier

Education:  M. A. in Political Economy, University of Lucerne B. A. in International Business Studies, Coventry University

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Gerald Schneider

- Economic Sanctions - International Trade - International Relations - Political Economy - Development

Clemens Nollenberger

Post office box: 146

Education:  M.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Peter Selb Research Interests: - Age-related inequality in political participation - Resulting inequalities in democratic representation - Policy responsiveness to public opinion  - Statistical modeling and causal inference

Linus Nüsing

M. Sc. in Mathematical Finance, University of Konstanz B. Sc. in Mathematical Finance, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Ralf Brüggemann

• Machine Learning Algorithms for Time Series Data

Giada Pasquettaz

M. Sc. in Mass Media and Politics, University of Bologna (Italy)

B. Sc. in Sociology, University of Bologna (Italy)

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Dirk Leuffen

• International Relations
• International Cooperation

Simon Rittershaus

Room: Y 113

Education: M. A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B. A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz First Supervisor:  Dr. Alexander Horn Research Interests: - Comparative Public Policy - Politics of Inequality - Environmental Politics

Stefanie Rueß

Room: D 229

Post office box: 86

Education:   M. Sc. in Political Science, Stockholm University - MA in Political Science, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich BA in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

• Welfare state research
• Bureaucratic discrimination

Oliver Schlenker

Education:  M.Sc. (Dual Degree) in Economics, University of Konstanz & University of Rome "Tor Vergata"

First Supervisor:   Prof. Dr. Sebastian Findeisen

• Technological Change and Inequality
• Health Economics
• Quantitative Methods in Empirical Microeconomics

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Maike Schlosser

M. Sc. in Economics, University of Würzburg

B. Sc. (double degree) in International Business Studies, University of Applied Sciences Aachen and Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania

First Supervisor:  Prof. Christina Felfe de Ormeño

• Education Economics
• Experimental Economics

Juliane Schmeling

Education: M. A. in Public Governance, University of Applied Science HTW Berlin B. A. in Public Management, University of Applied Science HTW Berlin First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel Research Interests: - Public Governance - Digital Competencies - E-Government

Stefan Scholz

Room: Y 119

Education: M. Sc. in Social and Economic Data Analysis, University of Konstanz First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nils Weidmann Research Interests: - Machine learning - Image analysis - Social and political event analysis

Miriam Schwarzmaier

Room: D 320

Education : M.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz First Supervisor : Prof. Dr. Sabine Boerner Research Interests: - Female Leadership - Motivation to lead - Leadership Aspiration

Benedikt Schwab

M. Sc. in mathematical finance at the University of Konstanz B. Sc. in mathematical finance at the University of Konstanz

• Time Series Analysis
• Forecasting

Louisa Selivanovskikh

Researcher, Teacher-researcher, Graduate School of Management, St. Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia M. Sc. in Information Technologies and Innovation Management, St. Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia B. Sc. of Engineering and Technology, St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University, Saint Petersburg, Russia

• Strategic human resource management

Oleksandr Shevchuk

Education:  MSc in Political Economy, University of Konstanz Bachelor in Economics, International Economics, Kyiv National Economic University First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Gerald Schneider Research Interests:

• Impact of Financial Crises on Political Polarization and Economic Inequality
• Social Conflict and Mobilization
• Political Economy of Sanctions

Wassiliki Siskou

Post office box: 94

Education:  MA/M.Sc.

First Supervisor:  Prof. 

Milan-Avin Spendel

Room: F235 / F217

M. Sc. in Economics, Stockholm School of Economics

B. Sc. in Economics, Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg

• Behavioral and Experimental Economics
• Decision Science
• Moral Psychology

David Steinecke

Education:  M.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B.A. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dirk Leuffen Research Interests: - Decision-making and interinstitutional relations in the EU - European Integration - International relations and politics - Legislative studies - Quantitative methods and NLP

Cecilia Natalie Strom

Education: M.A. in Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University B.A. in Political Science, University of Leipzig

• Conflict Studies
• Conflict Intervention
• Targeted Sanctions
• Computational Social Sciences
• Network Analysis

Sophia Stutzmann

Room: E 220

Education:  M.Sc. & M.A. in European Affairs and Political Economy, Sciences po Paris & London School of Economics B.A. in International Cultural and Business Studies, University of Passau First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Marius Busemeyer Research Interests: - Comparative political economy - Labour markets - Welfare state research - The political economy of technological change

Subashini Sundar

Room: F 243

Education: Master of Science in Economics, University of Konstanz Bachelor of Commerce, University of Madras First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Volker Hahn Research Interests: - Quantitative Macroeconomics and Macroeconometrics

Patrick Sullivan

Room: Y 112

Education:  Master in Public Policy, Hertie School Bachelor of Science-Education (with Majors in Economics, History, and Political Science), University of Wisconsin-Madison

First Supervisor:   Prof. Guido Schwerdt

• Economic Inequality
• Public Policy

Ioannis Tagos

M. Sc. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz B. Sc. in Politics and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Boerner

• Informal Leadership
• Emergent Leadership
• Creativity and Innovation
• Stress & Resilience

Gerlinde Theunissen

MA Public Policy, Political Economy and Development, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, Central European University

BA Political Science and Public Administration, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Nils Weidmann

• Comparative Politics in Authoritarian Regimes
• Subnational Regimes 
• Political Equality
• Regional Equality

Niklas Vetterer

M. Sc. in Economics, University of Konstanz B. Sc. in Economics, University of Konstanz

• Social Mobility

Judith Vornberger

M.Sc. Economathematics at the University of Würzburg

B.Sc. Economathematics at the University of Würzburg

• Health Economics with a special focus on mental health

Julia Werner

M. Sc. in Applied Psychology and Economic Behaviour, University of Bath

B. A. in International Business, SRH Hochschule Heidelberg

Theresa Wieland

Education: M. A. in Sociology, University of Mainz B. A. in Sociology (Major) and Economics (Minor), University of Mainz First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Thomas Hinz Research Interests: - Influences on Environmental Attitudes - Environmental and Social Inequalities - International Research and Welfare States

Jieqiong Wu

Room: D 331

Post office box: 81

Education: n.n First Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Thomann Research Interests:

• Cybersecurity Policy
• Public Governance
• Policy Evaluation

Education: M. A. in Speech and Language Processing, University of Konstanz M. A. in General Linguistics, University of Konstanz

First Supervisor:  Prof. Dr. Regine Eckardt

Research Interests: - Automated detection of frames in political discourses using NLP approaches - Unsupervised and semi-supervised machine learning approaches for detecting lexical, semantic and pragmatic cues for subtext and framing - Word embeddings  

Sergio Zanotto

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Education : M. Sc. in General Linguistics, University of Verona B. Sc. in Foreign Languages and Cultures, University of Verona First Supervisor: Prof. Miriam Butt Research Interests:

-  Manual and automated detection of arguments in political discourses

-  Impact of different linguistic features on attracting political preferences among different strata of the population  

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