Claudia Chwalisz

Claudia Chwalisz is a prominent figure in Paris spearheading groundbreaking work in the realm of citizen participation and delving into the intricate facets concerning the future of democracy at the Open Government Unit of the OECD.

She plays a pivotal role in coordinating the Innovative Citizen Participation Network and is engaged in co-editing the OECD's notable publication, Participo. Claudia Chwalisz is also actively involved in the Democracy R&D Network, showcasing her commitment to advancing democratic principles.

With a robust academic background, Claudia Chwalisz holds an MSc in European Public Policy with distinction from University College London, solidifying her expertise in European policy dynamics.

Her literary contributions underscore her intellectual prowess, being the author of two seminal books on populism and democracy, and co-editor of two significant works in the realm of comparative political economy.

Having a diverse educational journey, Claudia Chwalisz pursued her Bachelor of Arts Honours in Political Studies at Queen's University, BAH in Politics and International Relations at The University of Edinburgh, and participated in the First-year study program at Bader International Study Centre, Herstmonceux Castle.

Claudia Chwalisz's professional trajectory is marked by a series of notable roles in prestigious organizations like the OECD, University of Canberra, Design Academy Eindhoven, Populus Limited, Policy Network, and the University of Sheffield, where she showcased her acumen in policy analysis, mentorship, strategy consultancy, and research.