I teach political theory at the Department of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Birmingham. Previously, I was a stipendiary lecturer in politics at the Queen's College, Oxford, where I ran undergraduate tutorials in political theory. In summer 2020, I designed and taught an elective summer seminar on prison abolition and the carceral state. This year, I'll be lecturing on 'History of Political Ideas' and 'Postcolonial Britain: Race, Identity, and Belonging.'
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, radical Black Atlantic thought, and Critical Theory.
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I have previously supervised three undergraduate honors thesis projects at Oxford, one in politics and two in philosophy.