About

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Geneva and a Postdoctoral Fellow at the MZES, University of Mannheim. I completed my PhD in Political Science in the Research Training Group DYNAMICS and the Hertie School in Berlin.

My research addresses a central question for contemporary democracies: What shapes attitudes and political behaviour in times of diversity? More precisely, my research seeks to understand 1) the dynamics of the political behaviour of immigrants with a particular focus on socialisation and cultural transmission and 2) the political behaviour of the broader public, including how voters evaluate parties, policies, and politicians - often, but not exclusively, through the lens of immigration. Some of my work is published in Political Science Research and Methods and Electoral Studies.

Feel free to contact me if you are interested in one of these projects or to talk about common interests at korinna.lindemann[at]unige.ch or korinna.lindemann[at]uni-mannheim.de.

News

• August 2026: New Preprint on attitudes toward national border controls available here.
• July 19, 2026: The Summer School for Women* in Political Methodology has started, happy to be part of the organising team!
• July 2026: I started a new job as a Postdoc at the University of Geneva in an SNSF project on electoral choice and quality evaluations of politicians. I continue working at the MZES as well, where I’ll lead my DFG project among other things.