Sanne is a social scientist interested in intergroup conflict, migration attitudes, politics, public opinion and voting behaviour. She in an expert in data analysis using (conjoint) experiments, meta-analyses, and survey data. Sanne is completing her PhD in political science at the University of Amsterdam, where she researched minority voting and political representation. Her current research focuses on discrimination against Muslim, Black and Roma minorities by employers, landlords, and childcare facilitators and the resultant impact on the well-being and identification of these minorities. This research is part of the Horizon 2020 project EqualStrength. Her previous work has been published in journals such as Legislative Studies, Electoral Studies, and Acta Politica.
