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We study the forces that standard economic models consistently leave out.

Roseboro Foundation is a modern political economy think tank advancing original research at the intersection of behavioral finance, data science, and democratic theory.

07/29/2026

Thank you to the University of South Alabama and the Mitchell College of Business for featuring me in the 2025–2026 issue of Mitchell Magazine.

"Finding the Risk You Don't See" traces an unlikely path — from vocal performance major, to political campaigns, to compliance and operations, to a Ph.D. dissertation on the political economy of investor sentiment. What connects all of it is a belief I keep coming back to: the risks that matter most are usually the ones nobody is measuring yet.

Read the full feature on page 34: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/71257920/mitchell-magazine-2025-26/37

06/04/2026

Two working papers from have been accepted for presentation at the 2026 Gulf South Business Research Conference in Mobile, Alabama.

▸ Signals and Systems: The Political Economy of Investor Sentiment and Financial Innovation

▸ Culture Wars and Capital Markets: How Sociopolitical Branding Controversies Impact Sentiment, Strategy, and Stock Performance

Both papers advance the core thesis, political identity functions as a systematic risk factor, not a behavioral anomaly to asset pricing. Together they extend the argument across two registers: the macro-architecture of investor sentiment under shifting regimes, and the micro-structure of how sociopolitical branding controversies move prices, reshape risk premia, and redirect capital flows.

Where markets, ideology, and sentiment meet, that’s the territory this research is mapping. Grateful to the GSBR committee for the platform, and looking forward to sharing this work.

Read more from the Foundation’s research agenda → roseborofoundation.com

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05/23/2026

Alabama's May 19th primary drew 879,381 voters at a 23.11% turnout rate, nearly identical to 2022's 23.4%, but the composition shifted significantly. Democratic-leaning counties surged — Montgomery jumped from 20.8% to 30.5%, Jefferson from 22.4% to 26.6%, and Greene from 44.5% to 50.7% — while Republican-leaning counties like Cullman (-3.6 pts), Shelby (-1.8 pts), and Baldwin (-1.5 pts) softened. The takeaway: the overall number looks flat, but the Democratic base is showing up at levels not seen in recent Alabama midterm cycles, while the Republican base is showing early signs of complacency heading into November.

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