My passion is geopolitics, geoeconomics, and international relations, but my strengths lie in comparative political philosophy, conflict resolution strategies, and international relations theory. My research is also interdisciplinary, respectful, and contemplative in nature. It develops analytical and critical skills, based on expertise in qualitative ontological analysis that segments various traditional experimental methodologies in the social sciences.

My main motto as a lecturer is simple: "Tell me, and I will forget; show me, and I may remember; involve me, and I will understand." That is why I often organize brainstorming sessions and unusual, engaging exercises for my students to ensure that they remember most of the lecture. Even if they forget, they will know how to check what they need to discover the truth about the contemporary world.