About

I am a postdoctoral research fellow for the Theology and Religion department at the University of Exeter. My research contributes to an international project, funded by the John Templeton Foundation, led by Edinburgh University called “God and the book of Nature: Building a Science-engaged Theology of Nature.” I work at the intersection of philosophy and history and explore its relevance for contemporary philosophers of science and scientists. My current works-in-progress are: - Kant's influence on the development of biology in the British Isles (manuscript) - The role of Kant's critical philosophy for his doctrine of right (manuscript) [co-authored] - The relationship between biopolitics and ecotheology (book chapter) [co-authored] - Understanding Kant's influence on the development of immunology (article) - Understanding agricultural azole use, impacts on local water bodies and AMR (interdisciplinary research project) (pending funding submission) My teaching includes: - Research methods (MA) - Kant's philosophy of religion (BA - 2nd & 3rd year) - Coordinating the research seminars for the Theology and Religion department at the University of Exeter. I am also the editorial assistant for the Elements in the Philosophy of Immanuel Kant.

Research Interests

Cyber Politics, Democracy, European Politics, European Union, Government, Human Rights, International Relations, Parliaments, Political Theory, Political Violence, Public Administration, Religion, Social Justice, Social Policy, Social Welfare, Terrorism, Constructivism, Critical Theory, Identity, Climate Change, Ethics, Higher Education, NGOs, Policy Change, Political Ideology, Protests, Solidarity, Activism, Policy-Making

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Standing Groups and Research Networks

• Kantian Political Thought