Warm welcome! I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Exeter Business School and affiliated with the Trinity Impact Evaluation-TIME research centre. I received my PhD in Economics from Trinity College Dublin in 2023.

I am an applied economist interested in development economics and applied microeconometrics. I am passionate about understanding the interaction between forced displacement and two primary outcomes: 

• gender disparities (e.g., early marriage, GBV, bargaining power, ...)

• social cohesion (e.g., integration, trust, discrimination, ... )

My research questions have led me from humanitarian to economic history settings, with a focus on causal identification. One motivation for my research is to evaluate policies designed to mitigate the impacts of forced displacement. 

Before getting my PhD, I worked for seven years at the United Nations and the OECD. 

For more information, please see my CV

NEWS!  Awarded a JPAL-Humanitarian Protection Initiative Exploratory Grant 

• Project on "Forced Displacement and Violence Against Women: Experimental Evidence from Egypt"