I am a Harry A. Bigelow Teaching Fellow and Lecturer in Law at the University of Chicago Law School. Prior to starting my fellowship I completed a PhD in Economics at the University of Chicago. I also hold graduate degrees in law and public policy from the University of Michigan and in teaching from Johns Hopkins University. I previously worked as lead consultant to the International Investment Agreements (IIA) Section at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development to design and implement the IIA University Mapping Project. This project culminated in the creation of a new database on the provision-level content of more than 2,500 bilateral investment treaties. My research is on international economic law with an emphasis on trade and investment. My Job Market Paper is titled: "Do enforcement provisions promote investment? New evidence from a natural experiment in the investment treaty network".

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