Daniel is a senior policy analyst at the GW Regulatory Studies Center. His professional experience includes work as a private sector energy analyst, where he studied the outcomes and regulatory environment of state-owned oil companies. Daniel’s research interests include privacy, effects of regulation on international trade and investment, the international energy market, and national security. Daniel is also a PhD. student at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration.
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Minutes to Midnight, or Teeing Up a Second Term?
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Regulatory Policy in the Fourth Year of a Presidential Term
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