I am an Assistant Professor of International
Relations at the London School of Economics. I received a PhD in political science from
Columbia University in 2022 and was a postdoctoral fellow at
the Niehaus Center for Globalization & Governance at
Princeton University
in 2022–23.
I study the political economy of climate change
and decarbonization, with associated interests
in global economic governance and the politics of
gender, race, and ethnicity.
My work on these topics is published
in leading academic outlets
including the American Journal of Political
Science, Journal of Politics, and World Politics,
with commentary in The Economist and The Washington Post and coverage in Nature Climate Change.
I have received the American Political Science Association’s
Fiona McGillivray Award
for Best Paper in Political Economy, Sage Paper
Prize for Best Paper in Comparative Politics,
Best Paper Award in Democracy and Autocracy, and Virginia M. Walsh Award for
Best Dissertation in Science, Technology, and
Environmental Politics; as well as the IPUMS USA Research Award
for Best
Published Research.
My research has been supported by generous funding from the Center
for Science and Society, Charles Koch Foundation,
Columbia Experimental Laboratory for Social Sciences,
Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability,
Endeavor Foundation, Institute for Social and
Economic Research and Policy, LSE Research and Impact Support Fund, President’s Council of Cornell Women, and President’s
Global Innovation Fund.
