2 Education Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Geneva, Switzerland Defence date: 27 May 2013 & Supervisor: Prof.

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1 Jasmine Choko Lorenzini 1 Personal information European University Institute Via dei Roccettini 9 IT San Domenico di Fiesole jasmine.lorenzini@eui.eu Phone number Education Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Geneva, Switzerland Defence date: 27 May 2013 & Supervisor: Prof. Marco Giugni Master degree in Political Science, University of Lausanne, Switzerland University exchange year at the University Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain High school degree in Spanish and Pschychology-Pedagogy, Gymnase de la rue des Alpes, Bienne, Switzerland 3 Employment history Research fellow on the ERC Advanced Grant POLCON: Political Conflict in Europe in the Shadow of the Great Recession, European University Institute, Florence, Italy. Principal investigator: Prof. Hanspeter Kriesi Deputy lecturer, Master in political science, Department of political science and international relations, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Director: Prof. Simon Hug Deputy teaching assistant, Bachelor in international relations, Department of political science and international relations, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Director: Prof. Simon Hug Visiting scholar in the research unit Skill Formation and Labor Markets, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung, Berlin, Germany. Invited by Prof. Heike Solga Visiting scholar at the Center for the Study of Democratic Citizenship, McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Invited by Prof. Dietlind Stolle Research assistant on the European comparative project Younex: Youth, Unemployment, and Exclusion, Research Institute in Social and Political Sciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Project coordinator: Prof. Marco Giugni Student-assistant for the pedagogical commission, Institute of Political and International Studies, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. President of the Commission: Prof. Florence Passy (2007) & Prof. Mounia Bennani-Chraïbi (2008) 1

2 4 Institutional responsibilities Member of the Research & young scholar group during the process of faculty reform and the setting of the Geneva School of Social Sciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland Member of the Equality Commission of the Faculty of Social Science and Economics, University of Geneva, Switzerland 5 Approved research projects (no project approved) 6 Supervision of junior researchers & Graduates Supervision of PhD students involved in the POLCON project (currently five thirdyear, three second-year, and two first-year PhD candidates) and coordination of the work of research assistants hired to collect specific data for the project (ten involved in the automated coding part that I supervise) 7 Teaching activity Master Class: "Semi-Automated Coding of Protest Event", Geneva School of Social Sciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Invited by Dr. Nina Eggert and Dr. Lea Sgier One-day Course: "Automated Coding of Protest Event" at the Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, Italy. Invited by Prof. Donatella della Porta and Dr. Manuela Caiani Master Course: Personality and Emotion in Political Attitude Formation & Behavior, Department of political science and international relations, University of Geneva, Switzerland Bachelor Course: Introduction to research methods in political science, Department of political science and international relations, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Bachelor Course: Qualitative methods in political science, Department of political science and international relations, University of Geneva, Switzerland One-day Course: "Youth, Unemployment and Exclusion: From Data Construction to First Analyses" at the Working Life Science Institute, Faculty of Social and Life Sciences, Karlstad University, Sweden. Invited by Prof. Birgitta Eriksson and Dr. Tuula Bergqvist 8 Membership in panels, boards, & scientific reviewing activities Journal referee Reviewer for European Sociological Review; International Journal of Comparative Sociology; Intersections East European Journal of Society and Politics; Journal of Comparative Politics; Journal of Happiness Studies; Mobilization; Political Behavior; Political Studies; Revue Suisse de Science Politique; Sport in Society 9 Active membership in scientific societies Young scholar representative in the Comity of the Swiss Association of Political Science 2

3 10 Organization of conferences Convener Co-organizer with Nina Egger of a panel for the LIVEWHAT Conference on "The Interplay of Different Forms of Participation in Times of Crisis", Geneva, Switzerland (November 2015) Co-organizer with Marco Giugni of a public roundtable, "Economic Crisis: What are the Challenges for Citizenship?", Zurich, Switzerland (May 2015) Co-organizer with Flavia Fossati of the young scholars roundtable, "The Political Cost of Welfare State Retranchment" Swiss Political Science Conference, Bern, Switzerland (January 2014) Co-organizer with Tina Freyburg of the young scholars roundtable, "Empowering Activists or Autocrats? Modern Communication Technology and Democratic Change" Swiss Political Science Conference, Zürich, Switzerland (January 2013) Chair and discussant Session on: "Extracting Complex Relational Data". Symposium on New Frontiers of Automated Content Analysis in the Social Sciences, University of Zurich, Switzerland (July 2015) Panel on: "Political Culture, Participation, and the Individual". 23 rd Congress, Montreal, Québec, Canada (July 2014) IPSA World Panel on: "Citizenship between Universalism and Difference" Second European Conference on Politics and Gender, Budapest, Hungary (January 2011) Discussant Panel on: "Recent Challenges for Economic Policymaking and Political Representation". Congrès International des Associations Francophones de Science Politique, Lausanne, Switzerland (February 2015) 11 Fellowships Seed funding from Geneva School of Social Sciences (4 months, half time) Fellowship for prospective researchers from the Swiss National Fund (11 months) Complementary grant from the Swiss National Fund to attend conferences Grant from the Ernst and Lucie Schmidheiny Foundation (6 months) Grant for social science courses of the Swiss National Fund (summer school) Grant for social science courses of the Swiss National Fund (summer school) 12 Publications & research output Publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals Galais, Carol and Jasmine Lorenzini. accepted. "Half a Loaf Isn t Better Than No Bread: How Austerity- Related Grievances and Emotions Have Triggered Protests in Spain." Mobilization an International Quarterly, 22 (1): n.a. Lorenzini, Jasmine, and Matteo Bassoli "Gender Ideology: The Last Barrier to Women s Participation in Political Consumerism?" International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 56 (6) Lorenzini, Jasmine, and Marco Giugni "Welfare Institutions, Resources, and Political Learning: Interacting with the State as an Incentive for the Political Participation of Long-Term Unemployed Youth". Partecipazione e Conflitto 8 (3): Lorenzini, Jasmine "Subjective Well-Being and Political Participation: A Comparison of Unemployed and Employed Youth." Journal of Happiness Studies, 16 (2): Lorenzini, Jasmine, and Marco Giugni "Employment Status, Social Capital, and Political Participation: A Comparison of Unemployed and Employed Youth in Geneva." Swiss Political Science Review 18(3):

4 Lorenzini, Jasmine, and Marco Giugni "Youth Coping with Unemployment: the Role of Social Support." Revue Suisse de Travail Social, 11 (2): Book review Hutter, Swen, and Jasmine Lorenzini Hein-Anton van der Heijden (ed.). Handbook of Political Citizenship and Social Movements. Cheltenham and Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar, $ (cloth). Mobilization an International Quarterly, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp Peer-reviewed books and monographs Giugni, Marco and Jasmine Lorenzini Jobless Citizens. Political Engagement of the Young Unemployed. London: Palgrave MacMillan. In this book, I wrote chapters 2 discussing the literature on youth political participation, 4 on subjective well-being and political participation, 6 on unemployed youth relationship to the welfare state and political learning, as well as the concluding chapter 8 opening avenues for future research. Peer-reviewed conference proceedings Makarov, Peter, Jasmine Lorenzini, and Hanspeter Kriesi "Constructing an Annotated Corpus for Protest Event Mining." Proceedings of 2016 EMNLP Workshop on Natural Language Processing and Computational Social Science, pages , Austin, TX, November 5, In this conference proceeding, I contributed to the discussion of the relevance of protest event annotations for social sciences. Contributions to books Hutter, Swen, Kriesi, Hanspeter, and Jasmine Lorenzini. Accepted. "Social Movements in Interaction with Political Parties." in The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Social Movements 2 nd Edition Revised and Expanded, edited by David A Snow, Sarah A. Soule, Hanspeter Kriesi, and Holly McCammon. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Hutter, Swen, and Jasmine Lorenzini. Accepted. "Political Participation." in The SAGE Encyclopedia of Political Behavior, edited by Fathali M. Moghaddam. London: Sage. Lorenzini, Jasmine, Hutter, Swen, and Hanspeter Kriesi "The Restructuring of the Western European Party Space in the Crisis: A Comparative Study of Austria, France, and Germany". In After the Financial Crisis. Shifting Legal, Economic, and Paradigms, edited by Anna Triandafyllidou, Iglesias- Rodriguez, Pablo, and Ruby Gropas (eds). London: Palgrave. Lorenzini, Jasmine "Les jeunes profitent-ils du chômage?" In Les étrangers volent-ils notre travail? Et quatorze autres questions impertinentes, edited by Anouk Lloren, Tavaglione, Nicolas, et Laurent Tischler. Genève: Labor et Fides. Giugni Marco and Jasmine Lorenzini "Quiescent or Invisible? Precarious and Unemployed Movements in Europe". In Social Movement Studies in Europe: The State of the Art, edited by Guya Accornero and Olivier Filleule. New York: Berghahn Books. Baglioni, Simone, Jasmine Lorenzini, and Lorenzo Mosca The Political Role of Civil Society in the Policy Field of Youth Unemployment and Precarious Working Conditions In Civil Society, Unemployment, and Precarity in Europe: Between Service and Policy, edited by Simone Baglioni and Marco Giugni. Houndmills: Palgrave. Giugni, Marco and Jasmine Lorenzini "Employment Status and Political Participation: Does Exclusion Influence the Protest Behavior of the Young Unemployed?". In Economic/Social Exclusion and Collective Action: Asia and Europe Compared, edited by Frédéric Royall and Bernadette Andreosso- O Callaghan. New York: Springer Publishing Company. Oral contributions to conferences Conference on Automated Text Analysis, Amsterdam, Holland. "Towards a Dataset of Automatically Coded Protest Events" 4

5 Council for European Studies, Philadelphia, USA. "Towards a Dataset of Automatically Coded Protest Events" "Protest Waves in Southern Europe during the Great Recession" "Quiescent of Invisible: Unemployed and Precarious Social Movements" LIVEWHAT Project Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. "Is the Crisis Crowd Different? The Interplay of Protest Issues and Party Membership" Congrès International des Associations Francophones de Science Politique, Lausanne, Switzerland. "Political Attitudes on the Making: How the Lived Experience of Unemployment Contributes to Youth Political Attitudes" ECPR General Conference, University of Glasgow, Scotland. "Living in Hard Times: Thirty Hypotheses on Citizens Reactions to Economic Crises" "Waiting on the World to Change? Youth Political Participation and Trade Union Membership in an Era of Dualization" "Self-fulfillment and Altruism: The Effects of Citizens Feelings about Themselves on Selfinterested Political Attitudes" IPSA World Congress, Montreal, Québec, Canada. "Half a Loaf Isn't Better than no Bread: Employment-related Grievances and Emotions as Triggers of Protest in Spain" "Waiting on the World to Change? Youth Political Participation and Trade Union Membership in an Era of Dualization" Swiss Political Science Association Annual Conference, Bern, Switzerland. "Trade Union Membership and Youth Political Participation: A Comparison of Young Insiders and Outsiders in Geneva" CPSA Conference, Edmonton, Canada. "Active and Critical: The Political Inclusion of Unemployed Youth in Europe" MPSA Conference, Chicago, United States. "Apathy, Marginalization, or Radicalization: The Political Inclusion of Unemployed Youth in Four European Cities." ECPR General Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland. "Disentangling the Gender Effects on Youth Political Participation in Geneva and Turin" European Conference on Politics and Gender, Budapest, Hungary. " Second-class citizens: multiple understandings and practices of citizenship" Swiss Political Science Association Annual Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. "Embedded Citizenship: towards a comprehensive analysis of lived citizenship" Gender studies Work in progress. University of Lausanne, Switzerland. "Gender impact on political time management" Reports for funding institutions and policy briefs Lorenzini, Jasmine National Report on Switzerland: Qualitative Interviews with Long-term Unemployed. In YOUNEX Understanding the social and political exclusion of young long-term unemployed. Qualitative analysis of their individual trajectories. Lorenzini, Jasmine National Report on Switzerland: A Survey of Long-term Unemployed and Precariously Employed Youth in Geneva. In YOUNEX Integrated Report on Individual Survey. Lorenzini, Jasmine and Amanda Gavilanes National Report on Switzerland. In YOUNEX Addressing Work Instability: Organizational Activation of Youth Unemployment and Precariousness in European Cities. 5

6 Lorenzini, Jasmine and Amanda Gavilanes Introductory National Scenario on Switzerland. In YOUNEX Integrated Report on Institutional Analysis. Report for the Swiss Political Science Association & for Swissuniversities Lorenzini, Jasmine The Situation of Post-doctoral Political Scientists in Swiss Universities and Research Institutes. Swiss Academies Reports, 11(2), Lorenzini, Jasmine The Situation of Post-doctoral Political Scientists in Swiss Universities and Research Institutes. A Study Conducted for the Swiss Political Science Association. Workshop involving researchers, civil society organizations, and political actors Panel on Gender and political participation during the State of the Union, European University Institute, Florence, Italy YOUNEX Italian Workshop: "Inclusione sociale, lavoro e formazione". Turin, Italy YOUNEX Italian Workshop: "I giovani, la disoccupazione e l esclusione sociale e politica in Europa". Parma, Italy YOUNEX Swiss Workshop: "Youth, Unemployment, Precariousness and Exclusion in Switzerland". Geneva, Switzerland YOUNEX French Workshop: "Journée d étude sur les perspectives d intégration sociale et politique des jeunes frappés par le chômage ou la précarité dans les villes européennes". Paris, France. Other artifacts (maps, methods, data, etc.) POLCON project: Advancing on semi-automated coding of protest events; Coding of electoral campaigns; and coding of political events. Guidelines for the annotation of protest event coding. The will be available soon. Annotated corpus of documents for the automatization of protest event coding. The data will be released soon. Protest Event dataset. Contribution to the codebook and the evaluation of the data quality. Data will be available at the end of the project ( ) Up-date of core sentence analysis of electoral campaigns in Western Europe and development of the South and Eastern part. Contribution to the up-dating of the codebook and to the coding of the French 2012 electoral campaign. Data will be available at the end of the project ( ) YOUNEX project: Macro-, Meso-, and Micro-level data collection. Research instruments available on the YOUNEX website and data soon available on the InCite website. YOUNEX qualitative interviews design of the interview guidelines, interviews, and supervision of transcriptions. YOUNEX individual survey design of questionnaire, data cleaning, and integration of six country files. YOUNEX associational survey design of questionnaire, interviews, and coding of interviews. YOUNEX policy indicators qualitative comparative analysis of policies related to unemployment and precarious employment in six countries. 6