About
I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at University College London (UCL), at the Department of Political Science and School of Public Policy. I am also a Research Fellow with the Institute for the Future of Work (IFOW). I specialize in International Political Economy (IPE), as well as Causal Inference and Commensurability for IPE.
My main research focuses on investigating the impact of international (digital) trade and technological change, on collective action and domestic political conflict. I also study how these dimensions of international economic change shape both redistributive and international policy.
Updates:
- 8/2025 - A new working paper: "Bureaucratic Constraints on Supporting International Integration: Evidence from Trade Adjustment Assistance", is available.
- 4/2025 - A new version of my working paper: "A theory of redistributive conflict for the age of automation", is available.
- 4/2025 - I will be presenting work in progress on automation and redistribution at EPSA.
- 4/2025 - I will be presenting work in progress on digital trade at the LSE.
- 4/2025 - I will be presenting work in progress on automation and redistribution at APSA labor workshop and MPSA.
- 2/2025 - My new working paper: "A theory of redistributive conflict for the age of automation", is available. Comments and suggestions are welcomed!
- 11/2024 - I will be presenting work in progress on bureaucratic constraints to Embedded Liberalism during IPES 2024, at EUI.
- 09/2024 - I will presenting work in progress on AI and distributive conflict during APSA 2024, in Philadelphia.