My primary research interrogates pressing issues at the intersection of environmental theory and practice, including catastrophic climate change, environmental racism, and climate disobedience. In working on these issues, I engage diverse literatures within political theory and across disciplines. For instance, I draw on Buddhist ethics to expose problems with geo-engineering, economics research to develop a new principle for distributing international climate burdens, and anti-speciesist theory to unpack the historical foundations of white supremacism. I also pursue work in the history of political thought and race theory, which has yielded several publications.
Publications
For a full list of my publications, including peer-reviewed articles, invited chapters, and book reviews, please click here.
Book project
I am currently working on a book project entitled "Before Collapse: A Political Theory of Climate Catastrophe." You can read more about it here.
Working Papers
The following is a list of article-length projects I am currently pursuing, at various stages in the production process.
Revise and Resubmit
"Ranking the Regimes in Aristotle's Politics: The Four-Principles Approach"
Under Review
"Nature, Race, and Mastery"
"Material Scarcity and Scalar Justice" (with Matthew Adams)"
In preparation
"Realism, Moralism, and Climate Change"
"Political Legitimacy and Climate Change"
"Does Individual Climate Action Matter?: An Argument for Environmental Exemplarity"