About Me
News
New York Times coverage on referenda
New York Times coverage on Brexit
Recent presentations (for past presentations click here) :
APSA, September 2016, Philadelphia
Mannheim, September 2016: "The Use of Lottery-based Procedures in Parliamentarization"
LSE Political Economy Workshop, November 2016
LSE Town Hall: US Election Forecasts Panel, Nov 7, 2016
I am currently a Research Fellow in the Government Department of the London School of Economics (LSE), in the political economy group (PSPE).
In addition, I am also a PhD student in political science at Columbia University in New York, advised by John Huber and Isabela Mares. I am a former Council for European Studies Fellow (2011-2012) and Reid Hall Paris Fellow (2012), and spent Spring 2014 as a Global Public Policy Network fellow under the supervision of Andy Eggers.
My research interests center on comparative institutions and public policy, historical political economy, and legislative institutions in Europe, as well as European Union politics.
I am co-organizer of the Historical Political Economy Working group, and have organized a number of conferences on the same topic. For information about the upcoming LSE Historical Political Economy conference in February 2017, click here.
At the LSE, I currently teach Gv478: Political Science and Public Policy in the MPA program and the Executive MPA program. I previously taught Gv101: Introduction to Political Science under Professor Simon Hix. At Columbia, I have independently taught courses on contemporary European politics, and have served as a teaching assistant for statistics and game theory courses. For more information on teaching, please click here.