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Élise Rouméas is an Assistant Professor in Political Philosophy at the University of Groningen's Campus Fryslân, affiliated with the Global and Local Governance (GLG) department. She serves as Programme Director for the BSc Global Responsibility & Leadership and Interim Head of the GLG Department. Previously, she held postdoctoral positions at the University of Oxford and Sciences Po Paris, with grants including a Horizon 2020 Grant (2019-2020). Her research focuses on compromise in political contexts—particularly religious diversity, digital democracy, and voting ethics—and she co-leads the Democratic Innovation Lab with Davide Grossi.
Education: PhD in Political Philosophy from Sciences Po Paris (2016), Fox Fellowship at Yale University (2013-2014), and Alliance visiting scholar at Columbia University (2015).
Research explores 'the right to a fair exit' for unattainable compromises, democratic innovations, and ethical voting. Recent work includes AI-driven polling ethics and digital democracy frameworks. Collaborations involve interdisciplinary teams across Europe, addressing topics like trust in governance and participatory mechanisms.
Publications include peer-reviewed articles on compromise ethics, digital democracy, and religious accommodation. She contributes to policy debates via platforms like Bij Nader Inzien. Grants include Horizon 2020 funding for voting ethics research.
Labs/Teams: Co-leads the Democratic Innovation Lab, collaborating with institutions like Columbia and Sciences Po on digital democracy projects.
