My primary area of research and publication centers on issues at the intersection of environmental theory and practice, including the political costs of climate catastrophe, the (potential) use of climate emergency powers, and climate-centered disobedience. In working on these problems, I engage diverse literatures within political theory and across disciplines. I also conduct research on topics and thinkers in the history of political thought, 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 projects
I am currently completing final revisions on my book manuscript entitled "Before Collapse: Climate Change as Political Catastrophe," which is under contract with Oxford University Press. You can read more about it here.
Working Papers
I also currently have four article-length projects at various stages in the production process. To protect the anonymity of the peer-review process, however, I am not including information on these here. Please contact me if you'd like to learn more.