My research explores how international organizations operate and interact, and asks how states harness global governance processes to address transnational threats like terrorism and climate change. I am particularly interested in understanding policy change and compliance with international rules, and in understanding how market forces impact such calculations.
Working Papers (available upon request)
“Fighting Facts or Fighting Norms: Contestation over International Law Violations” (with Tyler Pratt)
“Socialization, Information, and the Underpinnings of Institutionalized Cooperation” (with Richard Clark and Christoph Mikulaschek)
“Signal, Noise, or Something In Between: Unpacking the Impact of FATF Listing on Bank Decision-Making” (with Devin Case-Ruchala and Mark Nance)