Teaching interests include graduate quantitative methods (causal inference, design-based inference and observational research designs, game theory), public policy and policy design, and European Politics. I also like to teach students about historical political economy, sensational statistics, and how to deal with fake news and disinformation on social media. For past teaching, see my CV.

Courses at LSE School of Public Policy

PP478: Political Science for Public Policy (MPA) (co-taught)

PP402: Quantitative Methods for Public Policy

PP401: Political Science for Public Policy (MPA)

PP442: Politics of Tech, Social Media, and the Press

Dissertation and Policy Paper Workshop (co-taught)

PP411w: Political Economy Applications for Public Policy (co-taught)

I also teach in and co-direct the London School of Economics SPP Executive MPP/MPA program.

PAST Courses at Cornell

Post-Truth Politics (Undergraduate Lecture)

The Truth About Fake News (Undergraduate Seminar)

Game Theory I (PhD)

Natural Experiments (PhD)

Comparative Methods for Comparative Politics and International Relations (PhD)