Jittip Mongkolnchaiarunya

I am a PhD Candidate in Political Science at the George Washington University. 

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My dissertation investigates the politics of global environmental governance. Using a combination of genealogical and network analyses, the dissertation uncovers how credibility capitalism excludes the Global South and other marginalized standpoints from climate science and showcases its negative repercussions.

 

I also have side projects on the curse of centrality, the symbolic interactionist micro-foundations in strategic ambiguity, and the problem of interpretive ambiguity for rhetorical entrapment.

 

Prior to coming to GWU, I received my MA in International Affairs from Columbia University and my BA from Thammasat University. I am the recipient of the Anandamahidol Foundation Scholarship under H.M. the King of Thailand (2015-2021).