About

I am an Assistant Professor at the London School of Economics. I teach and research Global Governance and International Political Economy.

Specifically, my research examines how individuals’ knowledge and backgrounds shape the effectiveness and distributional outcomes of global governance, with a focus on international financial institutions and global health. Methodologically, I use quantitative approaches focused on individuals, drawing on biographical datasets and survey and field experiments to study how individuals exercise authority and shape decision-making in International Political Economy.

My work has appeared in outlets like American Political Science Review, British Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, International Organization and World Politics.