Ideas, Institutions, and Collective Behavior

Between Structures is an independent analytical platform examining how ideas move through institutions and how institutions shape the choices individuals and societies make. Drawing on international studies, economics, political thought, and media analysis, the essays published here focus on the space where theory meets practice.

Rather than offering quick conclusions, the blog emphasizes long-form reasoning, interdisciplinary connections, and reflective inquiry. Each piece engages with real-world systems social, political, and economic to understand how abstract concepts translate into lived outcomes.

Between Structures is a space for sustained thinking: a place to question how systems function, where they fail, and what thoughtful leadership might require in an increasingly interconnected world.

I am a current high school senior navigating a rigorous academic curriculum, using writing as a space to synthesize what I am learning and to articulate evolving ideas, perspectives, and interpretations of the world around me.