Teaching

History of Political Thought

I have extensive experience instructing and assisting courses in the history of political thought. During my doctoral studies I co-taught two iterations of a third year undergraduate course covering slightly different time periods in modern political thought.

• ​The first course POL320 begins with Rousseau, and covers works from Kant, Hume and Hegel among others.

• ​The second course POL321 begins with J. S. Mill and covers the works of Marx, Hegel and Nietzsche.

Capitalism in Normative Perspective

I have also developed syllabi which reflect my primary research interest in the politic theory of capitalism. Here I deploy a mix of historical and normative approaches to the study of capitalism.

​Central thinkers include: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, J. M. Keynes, Karl Polanyi, F. A. Hayek, Joseph Schumpeter and Milton Friedman.

Other teaching experience

I have extensive experience assisting and guest lecturing in a range of topics beyond political theory including generalist introductory courses in political science, international law, international political economy and contemporary political philosophy.

For a complete breakdown, see my CV