About
I am a PhD candidate in Political Science and Scientific Computing at the University of Michigan.
My research spans international and comparative political economy, with a focus on how organizations—including states, firms, and civil society actors—adapt their political strategies in response to shifting institutional environments.
Drawing on cases from both China and the United States, I study how global economic shocks—such as trade conflicts and the rise of the digital platform economy—reshape state-business relations and patterns of political engagement.
