Abhisheka Dubey

(Uh-bee-shake-a Doo-bae)
she/her/they
abidubey@snu.ac.kr
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Hi! I’m a PhD candidate in Political Science at the Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) Department at Seoul National University.

My research interests are political behavior, social identity, relative deprivation, and Indian politics. My dissertation investigates the effect of economic relative deprivation on political preferences, specifically the choice between reactionary and progressive politics. I explore my research through large-N quantitative analysis, survey experiments, qualitative text analysis, and fieldwork interviews.

My work is supported by the Seoul National University Asia Center Fieldwork Grant, the Seoul National University PSIR 10-10 Initiative Fieldwork Grant, the Seoul National University Creative-Pioneering Researchers Program, and the Seoul National University Next Generation of Scholars Scholarship.

I earned my B.A. in International Studies from Hanyang University, Seoul and my M.A. in International Political Economy from Nanyang University, Singapore. I have previously worked at the Ministry of Economy and Finance, South Korea and a start-up, KOSAC, based in Seoul.