Mid-Career Fellow 2023-24, Small Group Project 2016-17
With Alex Prichard
Typically, anarchy is considered the opposite of a constitutional order. This project complicates that picture. We reveal how anarchists constitutionalise, in other words, how and why they develop declarations, rules, institutions, and democratic decision-making procedures within anarchist groups to transform in the world in which they act. The research has a theoretical, empirical and practical/normative element.
More informationWith Gillian Whiteley
This project explores the intersections of art activism and political theory to examine conceptions of political violence. We are seeking to organise an interdisciplinary workshop to ask the question: What can art activism do to shape public debates on the ethics of political violence and how does that public debate shape art activism?
More informationResearch outcomes
Anarchism: war, violence and scapegoating. Contemporary Political Theory, 24(1), 22-40.
Cultures of Violence: Visual Arts and Political Violence (1st ed.). Routledge.
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Biography
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