Florence Ecormier-Nocca
Post-doctoral researcher, University of Vienna
Since September 2021, Florence Ecormier-Nocca is a 
Post-doctoral Researcher in the ERC project « DEPART: The de-party-politicization of Europe's political elites », coordinated by Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik, at the Department of Government of the University of Vienna in Austria.
Her research interests lie at the crossroads of party politics, legislative studies and political communication in a comparative perspective.
She defended her thesis at the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics in September 2021, entitled: « Intra-party ideological diversity: a comparative approach in France and Spain (2016-2019) ». This thesis was directed by Mohamed Nadif (LIPADE, University of Paris) and Nicolas Sauger, and was funded for three years by the Université Sorbonne Paris Cité through a « double culture » PhD contract in political science and machine learning. The jury was composed of Pablo Barberá, Anika Gauja, Mohamed Nadif, Simon Persico, Jan Rovny, Nicolas Sauger and Emilie van Haute.
Florence Ecormier-Nocca was previously a teaching fellow in political science at the Institut d'Études Politiques de Bordeaux during the academic year 2020-2021.
research interests
Party Politics ; Social media ; Party cohesion ; Members of Parliament ; Machine Learning ; France, Spain, United Kingdom
