About

I am an applied economist in the Horizon Europe project BridgeGap. My work examines governance and social norms, the drivers and consequences of favoritism through public procurement, and how conflicts of interest impact policy. I am involved in a number of policy projects supporting the UN DESA, the World Bank, Transparency International and WHO's Lancet Commission on Corruption in Healthcare. 

Previously, I was a PhD student at the London School of Economics and Political Science where I looked at the interplay between corruption and social norms. My research has appeared peer-reviewed journals (e.g., Governance, BMJ , Social Science and Medicine and BMJ Open) and has received media coverage from the Guardian.

You can find the most recent version of my CV here.

The most recent version of my Job Market Paper (Bribery, Inequality and Favoritism - Experimental Evidence from an Allocation Game) is available upon request.