I'm a foreign policy specialist currently working in the U.S. Senate on East Asia, nuclear security, and human rights issues. I previously worked in the private sector on counter-illicit finance, specializing in sanctions and helping to build safeguards against financial crimes including proliferation financing, terrorist financing, money laundering, bribery, and corruption.
Before receiving my Ph.D. in Politics from Princeton, I studied Aeronautics & Astronautics at MIT (B.S., M.S.). I then attended St. Anne's College, University of Oxford to study International Relations (M.Phil.), specializing in strategic studies and normative theory. My academic research includes projects on energy rivalry, power & interdependence, crisis signaling, Islamism & Pakistani foreign policy, and vote buying at the UN Security Council.
Before receiving my Ph.D. in Politics from Princeton, I studied Aeronautics & Astronautics at MIT (B.S., M.S.). I then attended St. Anne's College, University of Oxford to study International Relations (M.Phil.), specializing in strategic studies and normative theory. My academic research includes projects on energy rivalry, power & interdependence, crisis signaling, Islamism & Pakistani foreign policy, and vote buying at the UN Security Council.
