The Differentiated Effect of Electoral Reform: A computational text analysis of legislative agenda and behaviour in Japan

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Jonathan Tjaarda Kellogg

I am a MPhil student in European Politics and Society. My primary academic interests are in the field of Political Economy, Quantitative Research Methods, and Game Theory.

Before coming to the DPIR, I obtained my bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences at Leiden University with a major in Governance, Economics and Development with Cum Laude distinction. Afterwards, I completed my MSc in Economics (Behavioral Economics and Game Theory) at the University of Amsterdam. My master thesis analysed strategic parliamentary voting games of “king-maker parties”. 

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