Emmanuel Teitelbaum

Emmanuel Teitelbaum is a political scientist and Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the Elliott School of International Affairs.1 His areas of expertise include comparative politics, political economy, development studies, labor standards, class politics, and the future of work.1

Professional Activities

Teaching and Research: Teitelbaum is actively involved in teaching and research at the Elliott School. He leads courses on Data Analytics for Policy Professionals (DAPP), which focus on developing skills in data analysis and visualization for policy work.23 His recent work includes teaching students how to create data-rich reports using tools like Quarto.2

Data Science and Technology: Beyond his academic role, Teitelbaum demonstrates a keen interest in data science and technology. He has recently completed a sprint focused on producing Plotly Dash apps for community examples4, indicating his involvement in practical applications of data visualization tools.

Mentorship and Student Support: Teitelbaum is committed to supporting student success. He has expressed pride in the achievements of his students, such as Hannah Ettelstein, an Elliott School undergraduate who won the on-campus GW Hultz Prize competition.5

Research Interests

His LinkedIn profile and posts suggest that Teitelbaum's research interests extend to:

• AI governance and ethics
• Market values
• Teaching ethics for engineers
• Data visualization and analysis

Teitelbaum appears to be actively engaged in both academic and practical aspects of his field, combining political science expertise with data analytics skills to address contemporary policy challenges.