About Me
I am a Lecturer in Social Studies at Harvard University. Previously, I was a Core Lecturer in Contemporary Civilization at Columbia University and a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University in 2021.
I am a political theorist and international relations scholar working on the historical and normative foundations of territorial states, with interests in the history of international political thought, state formation and territorial rights. My book project (under contract with Oxford University Press), The Territorial Revolution in Political Thought: Building Bordered States in Early International Law examines the transformation of European theories of territory from patrimonial lands to national collective property. My writing has been published in International Studies Review, History of Political Thought, Global Intellectual History, H-Diplo and The Cambridge Review of International Affairs, and is forthcoming from Political Theory.
I am experienced teaching introductory courses and seminars in political theory and international relations.
I am a Lecturer in Social Studies at Harvard University. Previously, I was a Core Lecturer in Contemporary Civilization at Columbia University and a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University in 2021.
I am a political theorist and international relations scholar working on the historical and normative foundations of territorial states, with interests in the history of international political thought, state formation and territorial rights. My book project (under contract with Oxford University Press), The Territorial Revolution in Political Thought: Building Bordered States in Early International Law examines the transformation of European theories of territory from patrimonial lands to national collective property. My writing has been published in International Studies Review, History of Political Thought, Global Intellectual History, H-Diplo and The Cambridge Review of International Affairs, and is forthcoming from Political Theory.
I am experienced teaching introductory courses and seminars in political theory and international relations.
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