I am interested in how and why societies govern and deliver security during, or in anticipation of, crises. Much of this work is anchored in the idea that policing (broadly defined) is best conceptualised and studied as networks or webs of actors whose interactions collectively serve to advance or reproduce particular versions of social order. My current work draws on this perspective to explore how different policing networks and actors around the world are adapting to risks, harms and crises associated with climate change. I have also written extensively on global crime governance and my most recent book 'Unraveling the Crime Development Nexus' with Tom Chodor and Nathan Pino was published in July 2022 and was listed at #3 on the 2023 International Affairs Summer Reading List.