Bio
I’m a Ph.D. candidate at the department of political science at The University of California, Davis where I research state responses to civil conflict including repression, restriction of emigration freedom, and martial law. I also study rebel behavior including terror tactics and the life cycles of rebel groups.
My dissertation is entitled: “Rule by Sword: Developing Definitions, Analyzing Institutional Roots, and Examining Consequences of Martial Law”
My dissertation committee is comprised of Juan Tellez (Chair), Brandon Kinne, and Lauren Young.
Education
BA in Political Science with Highest Honors, 2016
UC Davis
Substantive Research interests
Armed conflict | Repression | Terrorism | Migration
Methods Research interests
Large-N Cross-National Analysis | Causal Inference | Network Science
