Trade, not War
- Welcome! I am a political science Ph.D. candidate at the University of South Carolina. I am broadly interested in the security implications of economic interdependence. My current research applies network analysis and game theory to examine states' commercial ties and how they affect countries' strategic interactions. Stemming from this core project, I am also interested in different tools of coercion and economic statecraft, major power competition, and contemporary Chinese foreign policy. In terms of teaching, I have taught courses in International Relations, American Politics, Social Advocacy & Ethical Life, and graduate-level methods tutorials.
Posts:
- 24 March 2020. My article, "Biding Time versus Timely Retreat: Asymmetric Dependence, Issue Salience, and Conflict Duration," was just accepted at Journal of Peace Research: preprint.
- 23 March 2019. My article, "Bluff to Peace: How Economic Interdependence Promotes Peace Despite Increasing Uncertainty and Deception," was just accepted at Conflict Management and Peace Science: link.
