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I am an assistant professor, teaching
international political economy at the University of Toronto. Previously,
I was a senior research fellow at the Max-Planck Project Group on Common
Goods in Bonn, Germany. I defended my Ph.D. at Georgetown's Department of
Government in June 2000. I also hold an M.A. from Georgetown's School of
Foreign Service (in German and European Studies), and an M.A. in Politics
from University College Dublin.
My current academic work falls under four main headings. Trust and Cooperation in Economic Relations The Political Economy of E-Commerce (International Governance of Privacy) Theories of Institutional Development A copy of my Curriculum Vitae is available on the Web, and also may be downloaded in WordPerfect, Word and PDF formats. Personal interests include 20th Century art and literature,
peculiar electronic music,
and speculative fiction.
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