Sho Miyazaki is a visiting researcher at the Waseda Institute of Political Economy and an incoming Ph.D. student in Public Policy at Harvard University. His research focuses on voting and political representation. Drawing on political economy, he uses quantitative methods to study how institutions and new technologies shape political choices. His current projects examine how AI chatbots recommend parties to voters, how digital voting systems affect participation and strategic behavior, and whether legislative redistricting advantages particular parties. Before Harvard, he was a predoctoral research fellow at Stanford Graduate School of Business. He holds an LL.B. in Political Science from Keio University.
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