I am a doctoral student in Political Science at the University of Washington. My research sits at the intersection of comparative and international political economy, with a focus on income inequality, redistribution, and the politics of economic crisis across advanced democracies.
I use time-series econometrics and cross-national data to study how shifts in capital investment and profit rates shape welfare state outcomes. Prior to UW, I completed my BA and MA at the University of Georgia.
Interests
- Time-Series Econometrics
- International & Comparative Political Economy
- Politics of Income Inequality & Redistribution
- Causes and Consequences of Economic Crises
- Cross-National Trends in Capital Investment
- R Programming
Education
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Ph.D. Student, Political
Science
2024 – Present
University of Washington
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M.A., Political Science
2020 – 2022  · Minor in Quantitative Research Methods
University of Georgia
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B.A., Political Science
2017 – 2019
University of Georgia