I am the Alfred Landecker Postdoctoral Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford.
My research expertise lies in normative political theory; in particular, the intersection between international relations and the ethics and politics of citizenship. The guiding light of my work is that the philosophical inquiries into global, international and national politics are best understood as interconnected. I am interested in the ways in which political institutions, socio-economic conditions, and public culture constrain the justification and implementation of normative political theories in practice, particularly in the poli…
I am the Alfred Landecker Postdoctoral Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford.
My research expertise lies in normative political theory; in particular, the intersection between international relations and the ethics and politics of citizenship. The guiding light of my work is that the philosophical inquiries into global, international and national politics are best understood as interconnected. I am interested in the ways in which political institutions, socio-economic conditions, and public culture constrain the justification and implementation of normative political theories in practice, particularly in the politics of citizenship allocation and immigration.
