I am a political science and public administration scholar whose research interests focus on environmental governance and sustainability issues. Currently, I hold a postdoctoral position at the Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment at Arizona State University. Previously, I earned my PhD in Government and Public Policy from the University of Arizona with a focus on collaborative governance and water management.

 

My work lies at the intersection of political science, public management, and natural resource management. Broadly speaking, I am interested in the complex interactions between biophysical/institutional conditions, political behavior in governance, and social and environmental outcomes. My current research agenda aims to explore how the complex information environment affects the strategic actions of environmental policy actors and further shapes social, political, and environmental outcomes. I am a mixed-method scholar, employing game experiments, survey experiments, text analysis, and interview techniques. My recent work has been published in Public Management Review and International Journal of the Commons.