Research
My current research focuses on how corporate responsibility (or the lack thereof) impacts local communities in both developing and developed economies.
My current research focuses on how corporate responsibility (or the lack thereof) impacts local communities in both developing and developed economies.
In developing economies, my research has explored how multinational corporations in the extractive industries (i.e., mining and petroleum) have influenced the lives of people in Africa, from shifting areas of violent conflict to reducing local pollution.
In developed economies, my research is centered around how bank and corporate misconduct influence the financial decision-making of local stakeholders.
Before joining Chicago Booth, my prior research was spread across a variety of diverse fields, including:
Before joining Chicago Booth, my prior research was spread across a variety of diverse fields, including:
Accounting and Auditing
Finance and Financial Education
Applied Mathematics
Social Psychology
Bioinformatics and Biology