I am an assistant professor in the. My research and teaching examines American electoral politics, racial and ethnic politics, and political behavior. Broadly, I investigate how group identities and electoral contexts impact political behavior. In studying these topics, my methodology tends toward the statistical analysis of historical and contemporary. Data associated with voter registration records and election results.

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Indiana University. My current work focuses on transitional justice. Adopted both during and after armed conflict. I study the ways that justice processes can be used for good or for evil through political consolidation, political exclusion, social reconciliation, narrative construction, and for economic gain. To explore rebel group legitimacy and organiz.

I am an Assistant Professor in Public Budgeting and Finance. In the School of Public Administration at the University of Central Florida. in Public Policy from the School of Public and Environmental Affairs. And the Department of Political Science. At Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. Concurrently, I received a Masters of Science in Statistical Science from the Department of Statistics.

Moving into Our New Home. IU School of Global and International Studies center hosting Fulbright orientation.

Hi there, welcome to my little spot on the Internet. Posts are to the right. Prior to arriving at Wisconsin, I was a political scientist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. From 2007-2012 and at the University of Delaware. Prior to earning my Ph.

International Relations, Security Studies, and the Asia-Pacific. Published Journal Articles, Book Chapters, and Reports. Welcome to my personal research website. My scholarship is published in. Journal of Strategic Studies, Security Studies. And has been cited widely in global media, including in. The Wall Street Journal,. The New York Times, Reuters, Associated Press, Bloomberg, Financial Times.