I am an Assistant Professor of International Organization and Multi-level Governance at Leiden University. My research examines the "dark side" of international finance, with a particular emphasis on economic crime. I also work on issues of economic statecraft, multilateral development banks, and the regulation of global capital markets.
This work has been published in The Review of International Organizations, Regulation & Governance, Business and Politics, the Journal of European Public Policy, and the Berkeley Business Law Journal. I am also the author of False Positive, a Substack on finance, crime, and geoeconomics.
Prior to Leiden, I worked professionally on financial crime prevention both within a global bank and as an external consultant in London, New York, and Amsterdam. I received my Ph.D. from the University of Oxford.
Recent Updates
New Article in Berkeley Business Law Journal
"Licensed Detection Agents: The Case for Financial Crime Bounty Hunters."