My research lies at the intersection of gender, conflict, and foreign policy (security and political economy), engaging with the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda. The core questions that drive my research agenda are: How do women, security challenges, and foreign policy interact? and How do security threats and coercive foreign policies reshape domestic politics?
Under Review
"State's Promotion of Global Women's Rights through the UPR Process" with Yooneui Kim and Sara Mitchell
R&R at Review of International Organization
"She Who Pays for Stereotypes: Female Leaders and Military Spending"
Best Paper Award, Women's & Gender Studies
"Khaki Over Pink: Coups and Women’s Representation" with Henry J. Moncrieff
"Who Paints the Helmets Blue? Women and Contribution to PKOs" with Henry J. Moncrieff & Luisa Garcia
"Do Gender Mandates Raise GDP? A Causal Analysis" with Robin Grier, Kevin Grier, and Henry J. Moncrieff
Working Papers
"Do Sanctions Fuel Sexual Violence by Rebel Groups?"
"Who Complies with Sanctions? A Gendered Analysis"
"Another Brick in the Wall: Economic Sanctions and Women’s Representation"
"The Paradox of Peacekeeping" with William Favell & Henry J. Moncrieff