Teaching

Instructor

Political Manipulation (POLITSC 3905): Autumn 2022/Spring 2023/Autumn 2023.

How do political actors manipulate the rules and the availability of information to shift political outcomes in their favor? To address this question, students learn various theories ranging from political science, psychology, and communication studies. Students will engage with cases of political influence in subjects such as international conflict, foreign policy decision-making, voting and elections, race and ethnicity, public opinion, and campaigning. Students learn to criticize, evaluate, and create attempts of political persuasion.

Teaching Assistant

International Security and Causes of War (with Randall Schweller), Spring 2022

Theories of International Relations (with Randall Schweller), Spring 2021/Autumn 2021

Security Policy (with Randall Schweller), Autumn 2020

Identity Politics (with Nam-Kook Kim), Spring, 2018

Law and Political Thought (with Nam-Kook Kim), Autumn 2018