Tamar Zeilberger

Dr. Tamar Zeilberger is an LSE Fellow in Political Science and Public Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science, focusing on comparative authoritarian politics, political economy, and contemporary China. Her research employs game theory and observational data analysis to address policy-relevant questions in authoritarian contexts.

Education includes:

• PhD in Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles
• MA in Social Sciences, University of Chicago

Her research integrates methodological innovations in statistics and machine learning to study political uncertainty, elite behavior, and interstate conflict dynamics. Current projects examine leadership transitions in China and robotic fabrication applications.

Recent publications explore themes ranging from dispute escalation patterns in authoritarian regimes to cooperative robotics in architectural construction, reflecting interdisciplinary approaches to complex socio-political and technical systems.

No scientific awards reported.

Teaching responsibilities include graduate courses in Political Science for Public Policy and undergraduate data analysis, with pedagogical tools developed to illustrate probability concepts through simulations.