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I am a political philosopher with a background in political science and international law. My areas of specialization are global justice and human rights. Within these areas (and beyond them), I am thinking about a variety of problems including the role of formal and informal institutions in practical reasoning, Hume’s work on conventions, natural duties of justice, perfect and imperfect duties, philosophical foundations of human rights, normative underpinnings of international relations, philosophy of (international) law. Besides political philosophy, I am also passionate about pedagogical approaches to teaching critical thinking skills in social science and humanities. Currently, I am researching on specific teaching tools that can foster students' metacognitive skills.

I obtained my PhD in (analytic) political philosophy from the Central European University (Budapest, Hungary) for defending the dissertation "On the State’s Duty to Create a Just World Order" in September 2018. Currently, I am a post-doctoral fellow at the CEU Center for Teaching and Learning. Before this, I was a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Advanced Studies (University of Rijeka, Croatia), and a visiting lecturer at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest.