Research
Applies Pigou's negative externality theory, Lukes' three-dimensional power model, and Bradford's Brussels Effect to argue that facial recognition markets persist as market failures: the state was simultaneously the technology's largest buyer and its only potential regulator, a structural conflict of interest existing frameworks weren't designed to address.
Preprint validating the 'creative insecurity' hypothesis against China's semiconductor industry: Huawei's 90% domestic component localization and SMIC's 7-nanometer production milestone show export controls functioning as industrial policy, not merely a security response.
Essays
John Locke Institute submission arguing that foreign aid converts poverty from a problem of injustice into a question of charity; this conversion works precisely because the people administering it are sincere, not cynical.
John Locke Institute submission on why the profit-versus-altruism debate is a false choice: what matters is institutional design that channels the same human psychology toward accountability, in any sector.
John Locke Institute submission comparing German shame, American exceptionalism, and India's transformation from victimhood to aspiration: on when a nation's relationship to its own history serves justice versus comfort.
Regional-winning HCGEC submission arguing that voluntary voting doesn't protect freedom; it creates a legitimacy trap where governments claim mandates while representing a shrinking, strategically-mobilized fraction of the electorate.
USA Economics Olympiad submission on how Ricardian comparative advantage has no conceptual mechanism for 'weaponized interdependence'; the same efficiency logic that built the TSMC supply chain built its single point of failure.
Practice
Organized and co-moderated a 100-person summit at BBIS Berlin, structured around the climate finance implementation gap. Four expert panelists. Produced a formal summit report.
Canopy
Full-stack platform tracking SDG policy implementation across 173 countries, with AI-generated daily briefings built for students, researchers, and policy professionals.
Media
Student publication at BBIS Berlin. Editorial focus on accountability reporting and cross-cultural analysis of current events in the BBIS community.