We seek to communicate and explore societal implications of climate change through the arts, humanities, and social sciences. The questions we ask range from how the arts can cultivate systemic societal change to how social media, digital social networks, and AI-assisted analysis of discourse can inform our understanding of how climate change information and disinformation spread.
International Security, Foreign Policy, Global Environmental Politics
Environmental Economics and Policy, Risk, Natural Hazards, Disaster Mitigation, Climate Change
Experimental Economics, Environmental Economics, Public Policy
British and American modernist literature, composition and rhetoric, and gender studies.
Political Violence and Extremism, Security Policy and Politics, Far-Right Politics (Europe, US and Israel), Political Socialization, Middle Eastern Politics, Research Methodology (SNA).
Public Policy, International Political Economy, British Politics
