Invited Presentations
Departmental seminar series and workshops
“The Dynamics of Populism”
Political Science Seminar, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
“Ideology, Extremism, and Populism”
Frontiers in Empirical Research on East Asia (FEREA) 2026, New York University, New York, NY
Conference Presentations
Selected papers presented at scholarly conferences and workshops
“The Substance of Partisan Affect: Identity, Issues, and the Asymmetric American Voter”
APSA Political Psych Pre-Conference, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
“Fragmented International Norms and the Comparative Regulation of AI-Enabled Cybercrime”
Workshop on the Political and Governance Dimensions of AI-Enabled Cybercrime, American University & EADA Business School, Barcelona, Spain
“Populism Meets AI: Advancing Populism Research with LLMs”
DMV-WEPS, George Washington University, Washington, DC
“Populism in Large Language Model Approach”
PolNet–PaCSS, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
“Political Punitivism and Democratic Norm Violations”
Norms & Behavioral Change Conference (NoBeC), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
“Populism in Comparative Perspective”
TADA 2023, UMass Amherst, MA
“Asian Populism”
NEKST Conference, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI