Before coming to Cambridge, I gained first class honours in the BA Philosophy & Politics at Durham University, before completing the MPhil in Politics (Political Theory) with distinction at the University of Oxford. There, under the supervision of Prof Lois McNay, I worked on a thesis defending hegemony theory as an account of power and agency from 'post-hegemonic' critics.
My research at Cambridge addresses the 'utopian turn' in contemporary radical political thought, examining the ways in which a transformative politics of time and temporality takes centre stage in these theorists' work.
Other academic interests
- Contemporary critical theory
- Marx & Marxism
- Time and temporality in political theory
- Utopian studies
