Biography

My research focuses on state–business relations, particularly how political uncertainty shapes firm behavior.

My dissertation examines how firms recognize and respond to political risk. By studying different sources of political uncertainty, I aim to understand how such risk affects firm behavior, the channels through which it reaches them, and how firms adapt their strategies as the political environment shifts. Empirically, I combine establishment-level data on subsidiary placements, a large language model pipeline to analyze corporate textual data, and survey experiments.

Education

  • BA Wagner College