My name is Mitushi Mukherjee and I am a fourth year PhD candidate in the Purdue Department of Political Science.
My research broadly explores topics in International Relations and Political Psychology, with a methodological focus in experimental methods. More specifically, I am interested in the intersection of human rights, public opinion, and emotions, seeking to uncover the psychological motivations which drive individuals to care about human rights violations.
I enjoy working on collaborative projects with other graduate students and faculty members alike. If you are interested in reading any of my manuscripts or would like to discuss research ideas, please email me at [email protected].
My research broadly explores topics in International Relations and Political Psychology, with a methodological focus in experimental methods. More specifically, I am interested in the intersection of human rights, public opinion, and emotions, seeking to uncover the psychological motivations which drive individuals to care about human rights violations.
I enjoy working on collaborative projects with other graduate students and faculty members alike. If you are interested in reading any of my manuscripts or would like to discuss research ideas, please email me at [email protected].
