Daniel Jackson

Political Science / Ph.D. Candidate

Sub-fields:

Comparative Politics, International Relations

Biography

 

Dan was raised in both western New York State and East Yorkshire, England. He holds an M.A. in Political Science from Syracuse University, an M.A. in Middle Eastern Studies from Leiden University, and a B.A. in International Relations from SUNY Geneseo. His research interests include: the effects of socioeconomic inequality and money in politics; the politics of European integration; the rise of populism and anti-establishment politics; and political party development in Western democracies. 

Publications

Jackson, Daniel, and Seth Jolly. “A New Divide? Assessing the Transnational-Nationalist Dimension among Political Parties and the Public across the EU.” European Union Politics, (February 2021).