Aaron Martin was educated at the ANU, the Institute of Political Studies (Paris), Stanford University and the University of Melbourne. He returned to Melbourne University as Lecturer (now Associate Professor) in Political Science in 2010.
Aaron's research focuses on using survey experiments to understand public opinion towards important policy issues like automation, trust in news stories and behavioural public policy. He is the author of Young People and Politics: Political Engagement in the Anglo-American Democracies (Routledge) and, with Keith Dowding (ANU), Policy Agendas in Australia (Palgrave). He is currently Co-Director of the Policy Lab. Aaron has led the University's involvement in Vote Compass over the past three federal elections and has been a Visiting Researcher at McGill, Princeton and Vanderbilt. He also sat on the Australian Electoral Commissioner's Advisory Board on Electoral Research.
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Do Voters Judge the Performance of Female and Male Politicians Differently? Experimental Evidence from the United States and Australia
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Associate Professor In Pol- Sci- Res Methods
Social And Political Sciences
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Law
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PhD
Australian National University
BA( HONS)
University of Melbourne