About Me
I am a political science PhD Candidate at Emory University. My research investigates historical power-sharing and historical political economy more broadly. My dissertation examines the conflictual consequences of power-sharing in historical Europe through the distribution of specific goods in late Medieval England and contested successions across historical Europe.
Prior to my PhD, I was a research analyst at EAB where I worked on projects supporting university revenue growth and public school district leaders with curriculum and skills assessment.
When not reading through medieval documents or fixing error messages in my code, I enjoy diving around a volleyball court, backpacking, Egyptology, asking "Are you done with that?" to scowling gym goers, and torturing my neighbors with my rudimentary piano.​
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My email is: bradley.erickson@emory.edu
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"Suus cuique crepitus bene olet."
Desiderius Erasmus