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Main PhD project
Cybersecurity Policy in the Indo-Pacific
Mainly using NLP (BERT/LLMs), network analysis and qualitative coding. Supervised by Professor Bartosz Pieliński.
Publication record
Ongoing scientific projects, published articles and book contributions spanning cybersecurity policy, AI governance and techno-realism.
In progress
Mainly using NLP (BERT/LLMs), network analysis and qualitative coding. Supervised by Professor Bartosz Pieliński.
A theoretical & CDA work, single author.
Single-authored.
Single-authored.
Single-authored. Panel: Transnational Digital Authoritarianism and Democratic Backsliding: Threats and Countermeasures, section: "The Many Faces of Digital Authoritarianism."
I am open to scientific collaboration in cybersecurity, AI and tech governance in the Indo-Pacific and EU, as well as theoretical and methodological-focused projects in political science and IR. Please send me queries here.
Published
Using qualitative coding, single-authored.
The first publication of techno-realism, a theoretical framework derived from political realism, developed to comprehend the complex connections between technology and politics.
Read the article →With Jakub Chustecki.
Read the article →An analysis of Australia's maritime security standpoint in the Indo-Pacific region, in response to China's military modernisation, 2013–2016.
Read the article →2021 · Indonesia
Published nationally in Indonesia. The book surveys sectors and dynamics of international relations in the Indo-Pacific region, including military affairs, diplomacy, geopolitics and geostrategy, and maritime issues, alongside Indonesian perspectives, foreign policy, and the significance of the Indo-Pacific for Indonesia.