Affiliated Undergraduate Students

Seth Rosenberg studies power. Specifically, He works to conceptually clarify and measure power in international relations (IR). What is power, and how can we talk about it? Who holds power, and how does it manifest in individuals, groups, nations, and...

Tianhao Wu’s research interests lie in the political economy of development and environmental policy, with a focus on China and East Asia.

Vivian Zhu is a first-year interested in applying economic theory to digital governance. She is assisting Professor Mark Esposito with researching the usage of blockchain networks to address misinformation, data privacy violations, and the monopolization...

Felix Chen is a double concentrator in Government and Computer Science at Harvard College. He studies the politics of data collection and analysis, with a focus on muncipal practices...

Linh Vu is a junior at Harvard College studying Statistics and Government, with a secondary in Educational Studies. She is currently assisting Professor Pia Raffler on a project on...

Han is a first-year student at Harvard College, pursuing a concentration in Government and Economics. Her academic interests lie in exploring the intersections of foreign policy...

Caroline is a first-year studying Economics and Government. She is assisting Professor Nair with research on international political economy, trade policy, and business-government relations, with a particular focus on retail.

Iris is interested in research surrounding economics, criminal justice, and law, particularly in a quantitative and data-driven context. She currently works as a research assistant to Professor Gautam Nair at the Harvard Kennedy School through IQSS.

Pranav Moudgalya is an undergraduate at Harvard College interested in studying American politics, statistics, and political methodology.

Alina is a senior at Harvard College pursuing a double concentration in Government and Economics. She is currently working on a project under Professor Pia Raffler seeking to better understand power asymmetries between local politicians and bureaucrats in...