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Dr Lucy Barnes

Lucy Barnes
Professor in Comparative Politics (she/her)
Room:Ìý3.01, 36-38ÌýGordon Square
Email:Ìýl.barnes@ucl.ac.uk

Biography

I am a Professor in Comparative Politics. IÌýjoined the Department in 2016 from the University Kent, where IÌýworked as Lecturer in Quantitative Politics. IÌýstudied Political Economy and Government (AM, PhD) at Harvard University, and Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) at Oxford. IÌýhaveÌýalso held research fellowships at Trinity College, Dublin, and was Prize Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, where IÌýremainÌýan Associate Member.

Research

My research focuses on the politics of economic policymaking in rich, western democracies (including the UK). I am currently working on the UKRI-funded Mental Models in Political Economy project, which seeks to understand how various types of people understand the economy. In other projects, I am interested in examining the interface between political science and political philosophy, the politics of inequality and redistribution, of fiscal policy and government budgets, and the politics of taxation.

Podcast: ÐÂÏã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±½á¹ûUncovering Politics


Hear Dr Barnes speak about her research on the following podcast episodes:
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Publications

Journal articles

2022

  • Barnes, L., Blumenau, J. and Lauderdale, B. E. (2022) , American Journal of Political Science,Ìý66(1), pp.Ìý205–221.
  • Barnes, L. and Hicks, T. (2022) ,ÌýBritish Journal of Political Science, 52(3), pp. 1296–1314.

2021

  • Barnes, L. (2021) ,ÌýJournal of European Public Policy,Ìý29(5), pp. 787–804.
  • Barnes, L. and Hicks, T. (2021) ,ÌýPolitical Science Research and Methods, 9(1), pp. 180–188.

2020

  • Barnes, L. (2020) ,ÌýPolitical Science Research and Methods,Ìý8(2), pp. 197–214.
  • Baderin, A. and Barnes, L. (2020) ,ÌýBritish Journal of Political Science,Ìý50(4), pp. 1419–1437.

2018

  • Barnes, L. and Hicks, T. (2018) , American Journal of Political Science,Ìý62(2), pp.Ìý340–354.
  • Barnes, L., Feller, A., Haselswerdt, J.Ìýand Porter, E. (2018) ,ÌýJournal of Politics,Ìý80(2).

2016

  • Barnes, L. (2016) ,ÌýGovernment and Opposition, 51(4), pp. 529–552.

2015

  • Barnes, L. (2015) , Socio-Economic Review, 13(1), pp. 55–78.
Book chapters
  • Barnes, L. (2021)Ìý, in J. Hacker, A. Hertel-Fernandez, P. Pierson and K. Thelen (eds.)ÌýThe American Political Economy: Politics, Markets and Power. Cambridge:ÌýCambridge University Press, pp.Ìý351–374.
  • Barnes, L. (2018) , in Oxford Research Encyclopaedia of Politics. Oxford University Press: Oxford.
  • Barnes, L. and Hall, P. A. (2013)Ìý,Ìýin P.ÌýA. Hall and M.ÌýLamont (eds.), Social Resilience in the Neoliberal Era. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 209–238.
  • Barnes, L. and Wren, A. (2012)Ìý, in N.ÌýBermeo and J.ÌýPontusson (eds.), Coping with Crisis: Government Reactions to the Great Recession. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, pp 287–324.

Teaching

I am interested in supervising PhD students proposing to study the political preferences or institutions shaping, and shaped by, economic policy and economic outcomes, and especially any projects that may complement the Mental Models in Political Economy project.

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