Bio

I am a doctoral researcher at the University of Birmingham, in the Political Science and International Studies department, currently undertaking a doctoral research project on The Politics of Disablement and Precarious Work. On this website you can find some of my academic work which includes published and unpublished essays and articles (in student academic journals), co-authored book chapters, and my dissertations.

My research interests include:

  • social and political theory,
  • the politics of disablement and work,
  • the philosophy of technology,
  • critical pedagogy,
  • social movements, trade unionism, and collective struggles. 

Titles of my previous dissertations (both of which are available on this website):

The role of the university within a feminist organology of hyperindustrial societies: Thinking through Bernard Stiegler’s pharmacological approach to care, otium and desire.

The Aporia of Human Rights: A radical reconceptualisation of the right to asylum, based on a politics of equality and ethics of hospitality.