Teaching
Teaching interests include public policy and policy design, political economy, comparative democratic institutions, political parties and party institutionalization, research design, European policy and the European Union, and strategic behavior/game theory. A summary of my teaching evaluations is available upon request.
Sample syllabi (feel free to email with questions or comments):
Reading History Forward: Natural Experiments in Historical Political Economy
Contemporary European Politics
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Current teaching, London School of Economics
GV478: Political Science and Public Policy, MPA program
Ec408 Quantitative Methods, MPA Program
Executive MPA and MPP programs, Institute of Public Affairs
Previous Teaching, London School of Economics
GV264: Politics and Institutions in Europe, (2016), lecturer for French Politics unit.
Gv101: Introduction to Political Science, (2014-2015), under Simon Hix.
- Nominated for an LSE Student-Led Undergraduate Teaching Award, 2015.
Independent Teaching (Columbia University)
Contemporary European Politics, Summer 2012 and Summer 2014, Columbia University
- View syllabus here.
- Course featured an in-class negotiation simulation on the European Union, see Simulation for more information
Teaching Assistant (Columbia University)
- Intro to Comparative Politics (undergraduate) with Prof. John Huber.
- Game Theory I (graduate) with Prof. Macartan Humphreys.
- Game Theory II (graduate) with Prof. Mike Ting.
- Data Analysis and Statistics (undergraduate) with Prof. Bob Shapiro.