Welcome! I am an Assistant Professor of International Economics, Government & Business (EGB) at Copenhagen Business School (CBS)  with expertise in international monetary and financial relations.​

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I specialize in the political economy of international investment --- from the lobbying that opens financial markets, to the regulatory capture that redirects foreign investment, to the contested legitimacy of arbitral awards that determines who pays when deals go wrong. My research spans topics at the intersection of international cooperation and domestic politics, including currency swaps, bilateral investment treaties, and the political foundations of investor-state arbitration. My book project investigates when and why countries develop larger, deeper, and more globalized financial markets than others.

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I was previously a SCANCOR visiting scholar at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University. I received my PhD in Political Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.