• [In Progress] PhD Dissertation Research on State Legitimacy, AI Governance, & US-China Relations. 

• "The (Geo)Political Economy of AI Openness: US and Chinese Open-Source AI Approaches in Historical Context." Co-authored with Zilan Qian, Ziyu Deng, Ralph Schroeder, and Arthur Thomas. SSRN Working Paper, December 2025.​

• "Racing for Recognition? Theorizing Emerging Status Hierarchies and Prestige Competition in the Artificial Intelligence Era." SSRN Working Paper, June 26, 2025.

• "Shaping the World's AI Future: How the U.S. and China Compete to Promote Their Digital Visions." Co-authored with Keegan McBride. Just Security, April 2025. 

• Policy Paper via the Oxford Martin School and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: "Examining AI Safety as a Global Public Good: Implications, Challenges, and Research Priorities." Co-authored with Elisabeth Siegel et al. March 2025. 

• Policy Paper via the Oxford Martin School: “Voice and Access in AI: Global AI Majority Participation in Artificial Intelligence Development and Governance.” Co-authored with Sumaya N Adan & Robert Trager et al. October 2024. 

• The Oxford China Briefing Book. Co-authored with Professor Todd Hall. 2023. Currently published as internal UK Government training material only but copy available upon request.

• “What it Means to be a Global Leader in AI.” Co-authored with Dr. Keegan McBride. Just Security. January 2024. https://www.justsecurity.org/90757/its-not-just-technology-what-it-means-to-be-a-global-leader-in-ai/ 

•  “Policy recommendations as Parliamentary Evidence in UK Parliament’s update of its foreign policy Integrated Review: Advancing the UK’s China-facing Capabilities.” UK Parliament. December 2022. Note: This output directly resulted in doubling of funding for China capabilities in UK government. https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/113834/html/

• “In Pursuit of Soft Power: PRC AI Narratives Amidst Great Power Competition,” Publication forthcoming; presented at International Studies Association 2024 conference in San Francisco. Solo-author.

• The OCPL Research Agenda on US-China Technology Relations and Its Global Impacts. Co-authored with Scott Singer.

• “Risk Pathways in US-China Relations.” Internal training materials within OCPL; publishable version in the works. Co-authored with Scott Singer.

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