I am a doctoral student in politics at the University of Oxford. My research interests surround direct democracy, representation and campaign finance, as well as issues within experimental and computational methodology.

I am supervised by Professor Andy Eggers, Nuffield College, and hold a joint ESRC-Wadham RCUK studentship. I am also a Quantitative Methods scholar at the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford, and an affiliated graduate student with the Centre for Experimental Social Science (CESS) at Nuffield College.

Undergraduate

QStep - Quantitative lab sessions as part of undergraduate QStep I course.

Practice of Politics - Prelims Politics paper, St Anne’s College, University of Oxford.

Comparative Government (205) - Finals Politics paper, St Anne’s College.

Graduate

Introduction to Statistics - Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford.

Methods

R for Reproducible Research - Coding best practices in R, taught at Oxford Spring School in Advanced Research Methods 2019.

Machine learning and heterogeneity - Workshop, taught at CESS/Essex Summer School 2019.

Introduction to R - Programming with R for design and analysis of experimental data, taught at CESS/Essex Summer School 2019

• thomas.robinson@politics.ox.ac.uk
• robinsont94
• Wadham College, Parks Road, OX1 3PN, UK