Research is published here throughout the Fall and Spring semesters.

In progress

Regulating AI, Retaining Talent: How Employment Protections May Reshape Skilled Migration

This working paper asks whether AI-exposed white-collar professionals in the United States may begin to view jurisdictions with stronger AI governance and employment-protection frameworks as safer labor markets. The project will compare the United States' innovation-first AI environment with regulatory models such as the EU AI Act, while testing whether job security, labor-market stability, and professional opportunity can become migration pull factors.