Articles
Op-eds, analysis, and journalism on Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus.
Know Your Enemy: the Shahed 136
How David Fights Goliath: Ukraine's Campaign of Asymmetric Warfare
The Eagle and the Trident
Strategic Erosion: Russia and the South Caucasus after the Invasion of Ukraine
The EUMA After the Fall of Artsakh
The Rostov Mutiny and the Armenian-Russian Security Partnership
Collateral Damage: Armenia and Post-SWIFT Russia
Deconstructing the Divide: Armenia and Ukraine in Modern Eurasia
Brussels and the Caucasian Knot
The Autumn War in Nagorno-Karabakh
An Analysis of State Narratives on Covid-19 in Turkmenistan
Between Armenia and Mount Ararat Stands a Double Layer Fence
The Past, Present, and Uncertain Future of the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant
The Uncomfortable Truth About the State of Armenia's Telecommunications
Świeto zamiast żałoby — an interview on the 2018 Velvet Revolution
Armenia and the EU: Reflections on the Comprehensive and Extended Partnership Agreement
Academic Writing
Selected academic publications. For a full CV and academic portfolio, get in touch.
In the Long Shadow of Silicon Valley
A history of Neoreactionary political ideology and the spread of NRx thought from the fringes of Silicon Valley to the upper echelons of the American government and Eastern Europe, culminating in a discussion between Nick Land and Alexander Dugin.
Navigating Neoreaction in Global Power Competition
An examination of Neoreactionary political thought and how the Ukrainian government must navigate the foreign policy contours of a second Trump administration influenced by Neoreactionary ideology.
Leaving Brussels for Moscow: Yerevan's 2013 Decision to Forgo the EU Association Agreement
Capstone project for completion of the MA program in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies at Stanford University. Primary reader Dr. Robert Crews, secondary reader Professor Michael McFaul.
Prospects for American-Russian Cooperation in Countering White Nationalism
Research paper from the counter-terrorism working group of the Stanford US-Russia Forum examining the growing ties between American and Russian armed white nationalist groups and possible avenues of bilateral cooperation.
Armenia and the Eurasian-European Digital Divide
Working paper examining how Armenia may navigate the diverging paths of digital integration seen in the European Union and Eurasian Economic Union.
Resume
Abbreviated resume. For a full CV and current occupation, get in touch.
Employment
- Dataminr — Eastern Europe Subject Matter Expert04/22 – 12/23
- Goldsmith and Company — Research Associate04/21 – 10/21
- Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) — Research Associate08/18 – 09/19
Fellowships
- Stanford International Policy Review — Editor06/20 – 12/20
- Stanford US-Russia Forum (SURF) — Counter-Terror Working Group09/19 – 06/20
- FLAS Fellow — Russian Language09/17 – 05/18
- FLAS Fellow — Russian Language05/15 – 08/15
Contact
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