TEACHING
Current PhD supervisees at Royal Holloway, University of London:
Amber Macintyre. ‘Campaigning by Numbers: Data Logic and Civil Society’
Zhamilya Mukasheva. ‘The Politics of Higher Education Spending: When Are Student Movements Successful At Advocating For More Higher Education Spending?’
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2015)
Courses taught:
Royal Holloway (2016-):
PR2410: Government and Politics of the United States (UG) (Course Convener)
PR3890: American Political Development (UG) (Course Convener)
PR5422: Media, Power and Public Affairs (PG)
Oxford (2013-16):
Paper 205: Government and Politics of the United States (Convener 2015-16)
Paper 201: Comparative Government
First-year (Prelim) US Politics and British Politics
Completed thesis supervisees:
Adam Ward, MPhil Politics (Comparative Government), University of Oxford - Distinction
Thomas Robinson, PPE, University of Oxford - First class thesis
Current PhD supervisees at Royal Holloway, University of London:
Amber Macintyre. ‘Campaigning by Numbers: Data Logic and Civil Society’
Zhamilya Mukasheva. ‘The Politics of Higher Education Spending: When Are Student Movements Successful At Advocating For More Higher Education Spending?’
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2015)
Courses taught:
Royal Holloway (2016-):
PR2410: Government and Politics of the United States (UG) (Course Convener)
PR3890: American Political Development (UG) (Course Convener)
PR5422: Media, Power and Public Affairs (PG)
Oxford (2013-16):
Paper 205: Government and Politics of the United States (Convener 2015-16)
Paper 201: Comparative Government
First-year (Prelim) US Politics and British Politics
Completed thesis supervisees:
Adam Ward, MPhil Politics (Comparative Government), University of Oxford - Distinction
Thomas Robinson, PPE, University of Oxford - First class thesis