BOOK PROJECT
Thinking Fast and Slow in Alliance Politics
In this book, I investigate the operation of the unique, taken-for-granted cognitive process (logic of habit) in U.S. allies' foreign policy decision-making contexts across various issue areas. I first define and operationalize the logic of habit, develop a general level sociological theory of choice, derive mid-range theories of U.S. allies' decisions, and employ mixed-methods to test my arguments against existing alternatives.
JOURNAL ARTICLES
"Who supports the Huawei 5G Ban? Advancing two-level ideational approach in International Relations." 2023. Journal of Global Security Studies. Online. First.
WORKING PAPERS
"Illuminating the Logic of Habit: Concept, Sociological Choice Framework, and Application to International Relations Theory."
"Measuring the Logics of Action in International Relations."
"Explaining US Allies' Joining Behaviors: Cross-National Evidence from the ROK and UK."
"Mapping Whiteness in Democratic Credibility and Audience Cost Theories in International Relations."
"Reformulating IR Theory through the Lens of Race."
Thinking Fast and Slow in Alliance Politics
In this book, I investigate the operation of the unique, taken-for-granted cognitive process (logic of habit) in U.S. allies' foreign policy decision-making contexts across various issue areas. I first define and operationalize the logic of habit, develop a general level sociological theory of choice, derive mid-range theories of U.S. allies' decisions, and employ mixed-methods to test my arguments against existing alternatives.
JOURNAL ARTICLES
"Who supports the Huawei 5G Ban? Advancing two-level ideational approach in International Relations." 2023. Journal of Global Security Studies. Online. First.
WORKING PAPERS
"Illuminating the Logic of Habit: Concept, Sociological Choice Framework, and Application to International Relations Theory."
"Measuring the Logics of Action in International Relations."
"Explaining US Allies' Joining Behaviors: Cross-National Evidence from the ROK and UK."
"Mapping Whiteness in Democratic Credibility and Audience Cost Theories in International Relations."
"Reformulating IR Theory through the Lens of Race."