My research explores the dynamic relationship between location characteristics and individual decision-making. Specifically, I examine how individual choices interact with the geography of production, innovation, and entrepreneurship, and how these spatial connections shape outcomes for individuals, organizations, and society. A second strand of my work investigates how personal domains—accumulated through experience and background—inform and influence individual choices.
My work has been featured in the Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, the Journal of Economic Geography and Research Policy, among others. I serve on the Editorial Review Board of Organization Science.
I am also Reps-at-Large for the Knowledge & Innovation Interest Group of the Strategic Management Society (SMS).