Dr Simon Kaye
- London-based lecturer and academic with a PhD in Political Theory
- Research interests: democratic theory, political epistemology, the history of ideas, historiography, British politics, academic methods
- Currently employed as Teaching Fellow in Liberal Arts and Political Economy at King’s College London
- Lecturer in British Politics for the Hansard Society’s Scholars Programme and at Arcadia University’s London campus
Background
- BA in History with Journalism awarded with honours by Queen Mary, University of London
- MSc in Political Theory awarded with merit by the London School of Economics
- PhD was in the sub-field of democratic theory, awarded by King’s College London
- Political work history in the Westminster office of a Member of Parliament and as the Constituency Manager for a political party in Hertfordshire North East in 2009-2010
- Journalistic and editorial work history with Prospect Magazine, and Index on Censorship, along with two years at City University’s journalism school
- Research work history as a research assistant on the Parliament research strand at the Constitution Unit, University College London
- Higher Education work history for over five years as a lecturer, seminar leader and TA coordinator in several London universities.
