My main research line is International Political Economy, with emphasis on international trade, status, and foreign policy alignment. I also work on accountability, causal inference, and political behavior, including policy implementation in Brazil.
I work with field experiments, mixed-method strategies, and transparent empirical workflows. This website is organized to make my research agenda, working papers, and publications easy to find and read.
In addition to research activities, I coordinate the CSEX Lab and serve as Tutor in PET Social Sciences.
I welcome students and collaborators interested in empirical political science projects with clear identification strategies and reproducible analysis.
Read the research page and identify one paper or agenda connected to your interests.
Send a short email with your stage (undergraduate, MA, PhD) and a concrete research question.
Include your CV and, if possible, one writing sample.