Earmarking People's Money: The (Non-)Financialization of National Pensions in the US, Canada, and South Korea

Examines how business, labor, and the state contested principles of pension fund management in the late 1990s, producing three distinct investment patterns that persist today.

About the Patient Named Taiwan: The Rise of Doctors in Taiwanese Party Politics

Earmarking Foreign Reserves: Constraining the Financialization of State Asset Management

Early Career Workshop Award — Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE)

The Weight of Credit: Relational Work in Savings Mobilization

The Boundary of the State: The Non-Financialization of U.S. Social Security

(manuscript available)