I teach political theory at the Department of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Birmingham. At Birmingham, I co-convene two courses — a second-year undergraduate core course in the history of political thought ('History of Political Ideas') and a second-year elective, 'Postcolonial Britain: Race, Identity, and Belonging.' I also supervise undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations as well as serve as a personal tutor for second-year undergraduates.
Previously, I was a stipendiary lecturer in politics at the Queen's College, Oxford, where I ran undergraduate tutorials in contemporary political theory, history of political thought, feminist theory, and Critical Theory. In summer 2020, I designed and taught an elective summer seminar on prison abolition and the carceral state.
Courses
UoB:
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History of Political Ideas: Power, Revolution, and the State
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Postcolonial Britain: Race, Identity, and Belonging
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​Oxford:
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Introduction to the Theory of Politics
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Theory of Politics
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Political Thought: Bentham to Weber
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Marx and Marxism
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Political Sociology
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Feminist Theory
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Critical Theory
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Racism, the Carceral State, and Prison Abolition (elective summer course for Queen's undergraduates)
Supervision
I am happy to supervise research projects on political theories of racism and racialization, Black Atlantic thought, Critical Theory, Cultural Studies, and/or critiques of state violence.
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I have supervised 15+ undergraduate and postgraduate dissertation projects across Birmingham and Oxford. One of my doctoral students successfully defended their thesis this year, and the other has just submitted and is awaiting their viva.