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Benjamin Blumenthal is a professor at ETH Zurich specializing in Political Economy and eDemocracy. His research focuses on the intersection of political processes and digital technologies, examining how these innovations influence public governance and participation. With a strong background in political theory and economic policies, Professor Blumenthal has contributed to various interdisciplinary studies that explore the dynamics of political systems in the context of technological advancements. He is involved in several collaborative research projects aimed at enhancing democratic engagement through digital platforms. Through his work, he aims to provide insights into how digital solutions can improve political accountability and responsiveness. His academic contributions are recognized in leading journals within the fields of political science and economics, affirming his expertise in analyzing contemporary challenges in governance. As an educator, he emphasizes critical thinking and practical applications in his teaching to prepare students for the complexities of modern political landscapes.
ETH Zurich • Zürich, Switzerland
Staff professorship in Political Economy and eDemocracy.
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