University of California, San Diego, Ph.D. with distinction in Political Science, 2014
- Committee: Edmund Malesky (chair), Claire Adida, Karen Ferree, Stephan Haggard, Phil Roeder
Swansea University, MA, Computer Science, 2008.
University of Surrey, BA, Computing and Information Technology, highest departmental honors, 2001.
Past Employment
Teaching Experience
Graduate (MA) level:
- Measurement and Data Analysis for Policy, MPPGA, UBC, 2017 & 2018
- Research Design and Quantitative Methods, Yangon University of Economics, 2017 & 2018
- Data Structure and Algorithm, MPPGA, UBC, 2016 (with Yves Tiberghien)
- Quantitative Analysis for Policy, MPPGA, UBC, 2015 (with Cesi Cruz)
- Policy Making Process, IAR, UBC, 2015
- Political Economy of Southeast Asia, IRPS, UCSD, 2013 & 2014 (with Paul Schuler)
Undergraduate (BA) level:
- Data Structures and Algorithm, UBC, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
- Discrete Mathematics, UCSD, 2012 (with Paul Schuler)
- Development Studies and Ethics, UCSD, 2012
- Politics of Multiculturalism, UCSD, 2012
Professional Appointment
-2014 – 2016 Director, Centre for Southeast Asia Research (CSEAR)
- 2018 – Associate Editor (Southeast Asia), Pacific Affairs
Profile
I am a writer and editor with 18 years of experience editing for books, magazines, academic journals, and other publications. Therefore, I am interested in all aspects of technical writing, quantitative analysis, data science, and statistics. Additionally, I can tackle all other academic writings such as research papers, essays, term papers, critical reviews, summaries, reading responses, project and research proposals, Argumentative essays, among others (the list is endless).
Book Reviews
Hard Choices: Challenging the Singapore Consensus, by Donald Low and Sudhir Vadaketh (eds) – in the Journal of
East Asian Studies, 2016.
- Political Change in Southeast Asia, by Jacques Bertrand – in Journal of East Asian Studies, 2015.
- Southeast Asia in the New International Era, by Dayley, R. and Neher, C. – in Journal of East Asian Studies,
2014.
Working Papers
“When the Whole Menu is Not Enough: Electoral Manipulation, Malpractice, and Turnover in
Malaysia”
- “Electoral boundaries in Malaysia’s 2018 Election: Malapportionment, Gerrymandering, and UMNO’s
Fall.”
Reviews
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01/19/2019
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Amazing. Completed 4 assignments for me in 4 days.
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01/18/2019
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Fastest turnaround times. I give 2 weeks and this professor completes papers in 2 days.
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01/18/2019
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BOOM!! Nailed it. Thank you!! ++++
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01/18/2019
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Looks awesome. Thanks for the hard work. ++++
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01/16/2019
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Great work overall and received well in advance of deadline. The only edits I needed to make were 100% my fault as I didn't specify to the writer that the methodology used would be quantitative and not qualitative. Everything else was spot on and extremely well written. Will definitely be using again.
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01/14/2019
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thanks for the help. on time and finished as promised.
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01/14/2019
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The greatest. he has an amazing vocabulary, writing style and is very knowledgeable. Would recommend!!
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01/11/2019
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The language was a little clumsy and content didn't exactly hit the mark. It was a fair effort, not a great effort. Also asked for some humor in the article which there was none - that is a hard request.
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12/31/2018
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Very good service.
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12/16/2018
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This professor did an excellent job. Did more than enough. Will be using this professor again. Thank You so much.
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12/09/2018
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great work and communication
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