Selected Published Work
- REPORT: The UK Economic Model, Perceptions & Realities
Project for Modern Democracy – Morality & Markets, co-authored with Christopher Howarth (forthcoming) - GovernUp: Ten Reform Priorities for the new Prime Minister
Project for Modern Democracy – GovernUp, co-authored with the Rt. Hon. Nick Herbert MP (2019) - The Paradox of Progress: A Conversation with Hamish McRae
Project for Modern Democracy – Morality & Markets (2019) - The Moral Limits of Markets: A Conversation with Professor Yew-Kwang Ng
Project for Modern Democracy – Morality & Markets (2019) - National Populism’s Challenge to the Social Sciences
LSE Review of Books (2019) - The Plebiscite Problem: Could Another Referendum Solve Brexit?
Project for Modern Democracy – GovernUp (2018) - Brexit and the Condorcet Paradox
British Politics and Policy (2018) - Balancing Morality with Markets in the British Economy
Project for Modern Democracy – Morality & Markets, co-authored with Christopher Howarth (2018) - Donald Trump’s use of Post-Truth Double-Think Politics is a Threat to Liberal Democratic Norms
USA Politics and Policy, co-authored with Dr Clayton Chin (2017) - JOURNAL: Giving a Damn: Individualism and the Shape of Democracy
European Political Science 15:2 (2016) - JOURNAL: Democracy Despite Ignorance
Critical Review 27:3-4, pp 316-37 (2015) - The Complex Relationship Between Political Ignorance and Democracy
British Politics and Policy (2015) - Friedrich Hayek and the Left
British Politics and Policy (2015) - THESIS: The Mythology of Democracy: Justification, Deliberation, and Participation
King’s College London, Department of Political Economy (2014) - The Cost of Inequality
Book Review for the Journal of Poverty and Social Justice (2012) - JOURNAL: Challenging Certainty: The Utility and History of Counterfactualism
History and Theory, 49:1, pp 38-57 (2010)
Working and Conference Papers
- The Post-Truth Condition: Democracy and Truth as (Incompatible) Models of Justification
Presented at MANCEPT Workshops, co-authored with Dr Clayton Chin (2017) - Is Political Disinformation more Impactful for Low-Information Voters?
Presented at Democracy in a Post-Truth Age, University of Westminster (2017) - Ethics in the Market and the Forum
Presented at MANCEPT Workshops (2016) - Political Theory and Public Ignorance
Presented at MANCEPT Workshops (2015) - A Critique of Public Reason
SURF Conferences, Institute for Humane Studies (2010) - Deliberative Democracy and Voter Rationality
Political Studies Association (2010) - Deliberation as Populism
Scholarship and a Free Society (2010)
Other:
- Teaching Tips and Pedagogical Advice for Higher Education in the Social Sciences
King’s College London (internal publication). Co-edited with Dr Adrian Blau.
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