Welcome
I am a Lecturer/Assistant Professor in the School of Social and Political Sciences and Convenor of the Global Security Program at the University of Glasgow. I received my Ph.D. from Indiana University in July 2014. My research agenda lies at the intersection between international relations and comparative politics. In particular, I am interested in civil war, political violence, rebel governance, state (un)making, international security, and research methods. I have regional expertise in the Soviet successor states of Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.
I am currently engaged in three large projects. The first investigates the survival and disappearance of de facto states - polities, like Abkhazia, Northern Cyprus, or Western Sahara, which display many statelike accoutrements except for international legal sovereignty. The second analyzes the variation in governance/state-building activities conducted by rebel organizations. The third examines the impact of criminal activities undertaken by insurgents on conflict processes.
I am currently engaged in three large projects. The first investigates the survival and disappearance of de facto states - polities, like Abkhazia, Northern Cyprus, or Western Sahara, which display many statelike accoutrements except for international legal sovereignty. The second analyzes the variation in governance/state-building activities conducted by rebel organizations. The third examines the impact of criminal activities undertaken by insurgents on conflict processes.
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