PhD Candidate
Department of Political Science
Columbia University
ss6627 [at] columbia.edu
Welcome to my website. I am a fourth-year PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science at Columbia University. I study International Political Economy, with a focus on state-firm relations and the political and social effects of FDI in host countries. In my dissertation project, I develop a theory of social policy delegation by host country governments to foreign firms. I apply my theory to substantive policy areas including labor force feminization and decarbonization.
Greener Pastures? A Labor Market Theory of Climate Governance.
Working Paper. With Calvin Thrall and Noah Zucker
Private pocketbooks for public goods: Policy delegation through mandated CSR.
Work in Progress.
Rise of the Modern World Economy - Teaching Assistant (Fall 2025)
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Business and Politics - Teaching Assistant (Spring 2025)
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Politics of International Economic Relations - Teaching Assistant (Fall 2024)
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Introduction to International Relations - Teaching Assistant (Spring 2024)
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Inside the Situation Room - Co-Instructor (Fall 2023)
Hillary Clinton and Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo