Research

1. “Democratic Backsliding Damages Foreign Public Support for Security Cooperation” (with Yusaku Horiuchi, Eun A Jo, and Kelly Matush)

   • Conditionally accepted at the American Political Science Review

2. “Unraveling American Sympathies toward Israelis and Palestinians” (with Yusaku Horiuchi)

   • International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 70, Issue 2, June 2026, sqag027

[replication package]

3. “Preserve, Pressure, Protect, and Peel: The US-China Rivalry and the Politics of Vaccine Provision”

   • International Studies Quarterly Vol. 70, Issue 1, March 2026, sqag005
     [replication package]

   • Best Paper in Foreign Policy from the American Political Science Association (2024)

1. More Equal the Others: Race and Religion Alter Support to Countries in Conflict

   • R&R at the American Political Science Review

2. “From Allies to Neighbors: The Impact of Military Service on Public Support for Migrant Resettlement” (with Chris Blair)

   • R&R at the American Journal of Political Science

3. “Beyond Paternalism: How Leadership Diversity Shapes Foreign Aid Perceptions in South Africa” (with Soohyun Cho and Simone Dietrch)

   • R&R at the International Studies Quarterly
     
     

4. “Democratic Solidarity: Does the Democratic Public Support Fellow Democracies in Conflicts?” (with Yusaku Horiuchi)
   
   

5. “Democratic Process in the War Against Iran: Allied Public Opinion and US Security Cooperation”  (with Yusaku Horiuchi, Eun A Jo, and Kelly Matush)

6. “White Protectionism in International Relations:  White Victimhood and the Repurposing of Racial Equality” (with Zoltán Búzás)

1. “The Limits of Foreign Faces: Descriptive Representation and Political Empowerment in South Africa” (with Soohyun Cho and Simone Dietrich)

2. “Authoritarian Tools, Democratic Audiences: Attitudes toward Chinese and US Surveillance Technologies” (with Sheena Chestnut Greitens and Kelly Matush)

3.  ‘Identity-Conditioned Rewards for Gender Quotas in Autocracies: A Cross-National Conjoint Experiment’ (with Diana (Zixuan) Wang and Yusaku Horiuchi)

4. “Evacuation from Afghanistan: The Case of Japan” (with Yusaku Horiuchi and Atsushi Tago)

5. “Lost in Translation: Racial Identity and Perceptions of Democracy Abroad” (with Gavin Medina-Hall and Burcu Kolcak)

6. “Internalized Colonial Hegemony: Conceptualization and Measurement in Postcolonial Societies” (with Maria Nagawa and Gavin Medina-Hall)