I am Lecturer in Politics at Brasenose, St Anne’s, and St Hilda’s Colleges. I also teach for several other colleges at Oxford as well as the Open University. I have previously taught at the Blavatnik School of Government as well as Cambridge, London Met, and Warwick.

I am finalising a PhD at King’s College, Cambridge on the Conservatives and constitutional reform. My research sits at the intersection of politics, history, and law. It explores the significance of intellectual traditions in empowering and constraining political actors.

I also run my own company, where I train delegates in branding, communications, enterprise, marketing, and public relations. I am a Chartered Marketer and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, as well as a Fellow of several professional institutes.

I have taught for organisations such as the Chartered Institute of Marketing, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, the Department for International Trade, the Government Communications Service, the Institute of Internal Communications, and the Public Relations and Communications Association.

I currently offer undergraduate papers at Oxford in British Politics & Government Since 1900, Modern British Government & Politics, Comparative Government, and Political Sociology. I also teach Theory of Politics, the Advanced Paper in Theories of Justice, and three papers in the history of political thought. I have previously taught postgraduates across political science and political theory.

Elsewhere, I teach a range of undergraduate subjects in business and law.