Academic
		Things I Dork Out About For the most part, my interest is in comparative politics, particularly of developing countries. This includes statecraft, governance and democratization, economic development, north-south interaction, and nationalism. You may also be interested in viewing my library on LibraryThing. Works Note: It is often said that there are two kinds of paper: good ones and done ones. These are the latter. I'm not over-the-moon happy with them, but I've been told they're not altogether terrible, or at least somewhat interesting. Research (list goes here) Essays (list goes here) Presentations Epistemic Challengs of Cross-National Food Security Data (MPSA 2023) Can Context Influence Discontinuity Outcomes? (MPSA 2022) Simulating the Impact of Assistance on Political Development (First Int'l Workshop on Agentization 2021) The model used Reviews (list goes here)
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