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Julian is a fourth-year Political Studies major with a minor in Philosophy, and aspires to attend law school post-graduation. He has a strong interest in international politics, foreign policy and affairs, global conflict and supranational institutions. Julian’s work discussing United States foreign policy in the Iraq War has been published in  an academic political journal. This is Julian’s second year working for IIGR, where he acts as a student research assistant for a comparative project on Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and illicit uses of Cryptocurrency, and is in the midst of a funded research fellowship project on cyber security and strategic doctrine for middle powers alongside Professor Christian Leuprecht. Julian also acts as a member of the editorial board for Queen’s Political Digest undergraduate journal, an Academic Coordinator on the Political Studies Department Student Council, and is an active contributor to the Queen’s Journal.