Likes political science. Loves dogs. Postdoc @PrincetonPLAS studying China-LAC IR, domestic politics of foreign policy, development finance. @BU_PoliSci alum.
Check out the open access article to learn more about key moments and decisions, and to dig into the data (including some exciting maps)!
https://t.co/IoroF6Twig
Why have Latin American countries joined 🇨🇳China’s Belt and Road Initiative? My new open access article in @ibri_rbpi traces 🇦🇷Argentina's negotiations to join the #BRI between 2017-2022.
https://t.co/IoroF6Twig
Why does this matter? Leaders do not only calculate material costs and benefits of their foreign policy – they also consider the symbolic costs and benefits.
Thrilled to share my new article with @DiegoTelias in @ReviewPacific introducing the notion of #bridging as a strategy for smaller states navigating 🇨🇳China’s rise!
This research highlights the nuances in smaller state strategies and the importance of cross-regional research on approaches to great power competition.
On Monday, I successfully defended my dissertation, “Beyond the Great Powers: How South American States are Navigating US-China Competition in the 21st Century” 🥳
@AldoMadariaga@LAPSjournal Thanks for the Q! This article does not, but I'd point you to some of the great work by my @GDP_Center colleagues on China & green finance https://t.co/YchuPDhtFD especially Tianyi Wu's recent article: https://t.co/bKksiAuJGc
Very excited to share my *first* journal article published this week in @LAPSjournal comparing 🇨🇳China’s development finance in Latin America to the 🇺🇸US-backed World Bank!
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https://t.co/mOzDnVyw0c
Check out the open access article to learn more about the 518 loans to the region & how 🇪🇨Ecuador decided between China and the US-backed World Bank!
https://t.co/mOzDnVyw0c