Welcome! I am Assistant Professor in LSE's International Relations Department. I​ am broadly interested in how rules and norms travel cross-nationally. My research examines the role of trade and security in promoting norm diffusion.

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Working papers

A Relational Approach to Issue Linkage: Evidence from Environmental Linkages in American Trade Agreements 

 

The Political Psychology of Public Diplomacy with Jongwoo Jeong

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Peer-reviewed articles

Conditional Effects of the Spotlight: Electoral Institutions and the Enforcement of Global Corporate Norms (2024), International Studies Quarterly.

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Does the US Congress Respond to Public Opinion in Trade? (2023) with Michael Pomirchy and Bryan Schonfeld, American Politics Research.

 

Experience, Communication, and Collective Action: Financial Autonomy and Capital Market Development in East Asia (2022) with Yong Wook Lee, New Political Economy.

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Environmental Issue Linkage as an Electoral Advantage: the Case of NAFTA (2021), Review of International Political Economy.

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Work in progress

Book Manuscript: Issue Linkage and Coalition Politics

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Trading Up or Crowding Out? The Impact of External Diffusion Pressure on Progressive Politics with Casey Kearney

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Designing Global Rules: Evidence from the OECD Guidelines on Trade and the Environment

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My CV (last updated in January 2024) is available here.