Moritz Osnabruegge

Dr. Moritz Osnabrügge is an Associate Professor in Quantitative Comparative Politics at Durham University's School of Government and International Affairs. Previously affiliated with the London School of Economics, Bocconi University, and the University of Mannheim, he specializes in European politics and computational social science using advanced methods like natural language processing, machine learning, and experiments.

• Research focuses: Political competition, representation, rule of law, legislative decision-making
• Expertise: Quantitative methodology, computational social science, EU policy analysis

His recent work analyzes legislative quality, political rhetoric, and public opinion dynamics across Europe. Current British Academy/Leverhulme-funded project on legislative decision-making processes.

Actively supervises PhD students including Edward Zeng, with notable contributions to journals like Political Science Research and Methods, American Political Science Review, and Political Analysis.