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I am a lecturer in Special Programmes at NUS College.
I study the political economy of coastal development and adaptation during an era of climate change, with a regional emphasis on Southeast Asia. My work has appeared in publications such as Perspectives on Politics, Journal of East Asian Studies, and the East-West Center Policy Studies series. I teach courses on political economy of development, climate adaptation, political theory, and research methods, and I lead a summer study trip to Sulawesi, Indonesia. I received a PhD in political science from Emory University, and an MA in Southeast Asian Studies from the National University of Singapore. |