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Bouke Klein Teeselink is a Lecturer in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at King’s College London’s Department of Political Economy, affiliated with Yale School of Management. He holds a PhD in Economics from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Tinbergen Institute. His research focuses on behavioral economics, applied microeconomics, and political economy, using large datasets from donations, medication purchases, and protests to analyze real-world economic theories.
His key research interests include partisan behavior dynamics, gender favoritism in high-stakes decisions, and preference formation. He is part of the Quantitative Political Economy research group bridging economics and political science through advanced quantitative methods.
Recent studies include analyzing BLM protests’ impact on US elections, partisan charitable donation patterns, and gender bias in TV game shows. His work frequently appears in interdisciplinary contexts like sociology and public policy evaluation.
Teaching responsibilities include Microeconomics and Evaluating Public Policy. He supervises PhD students using quantitative methods in political economy and behavioral economics. Office hours are held at Bush House North East Wing, room 9.08, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
