Sam Abrams

Abrams is interested in political culture, statistical methodology and issues of public policy with particular focus on educational access and welfare inequality. Abrams has published broadly on these issues in the American context and is now expanding his work to include Western European democracies, namely those in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy and Germany. His dissertation deals with understanding political participation, specifically voting. Related work deals with understanding political change in the 1970’s and populism in a global context.