I am a political economist working at the intersection of economics, politics, and representation.

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My academic and professional work focuses on understanding how economic structures influence power, identity, and opportunity, and how these systems are represented in policy, media, and institutional frameworks.

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I work across teaching, research, and writing, with a commitment to making complex ideas accessible without losing analytical depth.

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My work spans:

• Political economy and institutional analysis

• Representation in economic and policy systems

• Public writing and academic scholarship

• Teaching and curriculum development

• Research-informed commentary on contemporary issues

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I am particularly interested in how ideas travel between academia, policy, and public discourse and how they shape real-world outcomes.