I am a Departmental Lecturer at the University of Oxford and a Tutorial Fellow at Exeter College. My field of research is international political economy, particularly the international politics of climate change and the environment. My work is theory-driven, and climate change relates to foundational debates on the prospects for cooperation, commitment, and stability in the international system. I am a methodological pluralist, but I specialize in quantitative empirics.

I am a Departmental Lecturer in International Relations at the DPIR, in association with University College. I earned my PhD in International Relations from the London School of Economics and a JD (juris doctorate) in Law from Cornell University. Prior to joining the DPIR, I taught at Sciences Po in France and was a visiting scholar with the Center for International Criminal Justice at VU Amsterdam. I use any pronouns.