About
I am a dual-degree candidate for a PhD in Political Science and a Master's in Statistics, and a Research Associate at the Harvard University Asia Center.
My dissertation seeks to contribute to three areas in the political economy literature: (1) the political causes of economic institutions, (2) the economic foundations of social identity, and (3) the making and breaking of pro-redistribution coalitions. Across my research, I draw on both frontier and standard approaches in causal inference, as well as formal modeling.
I am also interested in probability theory and econometrics as fields of study.
I showcase my current academic projects on my personal website.
