My dissertation project, Managing Financial Crises: The Political Economy of Global Financial Insurance, seeks to explain when and why states and governments in financial duress choose to use different financing strategies to manage their crises. These strategies shed light on the domestic and international politics of financial crises and the evolving structure of global financial governance. 

“Monetary and Fiscal Fetters: Macroeconomic Constraints and the Politics of Countercyclical Credit Management" with Mark Copelovitch 

(draft available upon request)