Summary
Matthew Dilorenzo is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Old Dominion University with 11 years of experience studying the links between domestic politics and international relations, including international conflict and foreign aid. He transitioned from a data-driven role as a Research Analyst at AidData to academia, bringing empirical rigor and practical experience in aid data to his research and teaching. A Vanderbilt PhD trained in comparative and international politics, he publishes on how domestic institutions and political incentives shape states' international behavior. Based in Williamsburg, VA, he blends quantitative analysis with field-aware insights, often drawing on large datasets to test theory-driven questions. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex statistical findings into clear policy-relevant narratives.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Arts (MA), Political Science, Master of Arts (MA), Political Science at University of New Hampshire
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Political Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Political Science at Vanderbilt University