Research

Peer-Reviewed Book Chapters
“Teaching Feminist Theory”, Co-Author with Laura Sjoberg in Jamie Frueh, Jacqui Ala, Micahel Murphy, and Paul Diehl, eds. The Handbook on the Pedagogy of International Relations Theory, Palgrave MacMillan (2025)

“Becoming a Global Citizen: The Transformative Power of Study Abroad”, in Eimad Houry and Chinekwu Obidoa, eds. How Studying Abroad Changed My Life: Tips and Strategies for a Transformative Experience, Mercer University Press (2025)

“Teaching Discourse Analysis”, Co-Author with Laura Sjoberg in Mitchell Brown, Shane Nordyke, and Cameron Thies, eds. Teaching Political Methodology,Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing (2022)

Peer-Reviewed Publications
Review of Enlightenment and the Gasping City: Mongolian Buddhism at a Time of Environmental Disarray by Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko, Mongolian Studies: The Journal of the Mongolia Society (2025)

“The Diplomatic Ambitions of the BRIC States: Challenging the Hegemony of the West”, Journal of International Relations and Foreign Policy, Vol. 2 No. 2, pp. 1-18

“Power and Representation in Global Governance”, Journal of Power, Politics, & Governance, Vol. 2 No. 2, pp. 1-17

Other Publications
“Conceptualizing and Assessing the State of Democracy in the World Today”
Published by E-IR.

“Assessing How Far Democracy in South Africa is Liberal or Illiberal”
Published by E-IR.

Conference Presentations
2025 International Studies Association – Chicago, IL
“Teaching Feminist Theories”

2024 CEEISA-ISA Joint International Conference – Croatia
“Undermining the Mission: Counter-Conduct in the Peace Corps”

2022 International Studies Association – Northeast
“Modern Imperialism: An Interpretive Analysis of the Peace Corps”

2022 International Studies Association – South
“The Securitization of Development in Mongolia”

2020 American Political Science Association
“The Limits of Gender Equality”, Co-Author with Laura Sjoberg

2020 APSA Interpretive Methods Short Course
“Modern Imperialism: An Interpretive Analysis of the Peace Corps”

2019 International Studies Association – Northeast”Between Discourse & Practice: Incorporating a Theory of Subject Formation in Analyses of Securitization”

2018 International Studies Association – Northeast
“The Securitization of Development: USAID and its Governmental Technologies in Afghanistan”

2016 International Studies Association – Northeast
“The Good Shepherd and The Bad Shepherd: A Genealogy of the Peace Corps from 1961-2016”