About

I am currently a Lecturer in Politics in the Department of European & International Studies at King's College London. I received my Ph.D. in Government from Harvard University.

My research has been published in leading academic journals such as the Socio-Economic Review, Comparative Political Studies, Governance, Regulation & Governance and European Union Politics.

I am currently finishing a monograph, Trust on Trial: Coordination Rights, Competition Law and the Making of Modern Capitalism, that explores the role of competition law in the long term development of industrial capitalism in Western Europe and the United States.

I have extensive experience working as a policy practitioner in both domestic and international contexts,

and remain an active participant in contemporary public policy debates.

In my spare time, I enjoy traveling, hiking and volunteering as an election observer with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.

Curriculum Vitae

Photo Credit: Astrid Duenkelmann, MPIfG

Education

2012 - 2019

PhD in Government.

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

Harvard University

2010 - 2012

Master in Public Policy

John F. Kennedy School of Government

Harvard University

2001-2005

BA in Public Policy Analysis & African Studies

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

Awards, Scholarships and Grants

Anti-Monopoly Fund Research Grant, Hopewell Fund (2021-2023)
Class Teacher Award (Highly Commended), London School of Economics (2019).
Distinction in Teaching Award, Derek Bok Center, Harvard University (2017).
WZB-Harvard Merit Scholarship, WZB Social Science Center (2017).
Multidisciplinary Program in Inequality & Social Policy Fellowship, Harvard University (2016).
Krupp Foundation Graduate Dissertation Research Fellowship, Center for European Studies (2015).
Tobin Center Graduate Fellowship, Program on Democracy & Markets (2014-2015).
Finalist for Best PAE Award, Harvard Kennedy School (2012).
Citizen Award, Independent Weekly (2009).