My research focuses on the relationship between international order and conflict, the role that ideology and symbolic politics play in societal mobilization, and public opinion about global governance and conflict.

Peer-Reviewed Publications

• "Hierarchy and War" (co-author) forthcoming in the American Journal of Political Science (AJPS)
• "LGBT Military Service Policies in the United States." In the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics with Jami Taylor (2020)

Working Papers

• "Reactionaries and Relatability: How Russia Raises Support for its Foreign Policy Among US Conservatives by Signaling Similarity." (co-author)
• "Measuring International Order." (lead author)
• "Power Laws and the Value of a Negotiated Settlement in Ukraine." (co-author)

Work in Progress

• "The Orderer's Dilemma: How Ideological Foreign Policy Justifications Galvanize Domestic Publics but Promote Conflict" (Book Project)
  
• "Getting to Yes: What Convinces the U.S. Public to Go to War?" (lead author)
• "A Plea for Subsidiarity or Chaos? Explaining Conservative Opposition to Global Governance" (sole author)
• "Safe at Home? Leader Rhetoric's Impact on Marginalized Communities during War." (sole author)