About

I am a Research Fellow at King's College London in the Dickson Poon School of Law. My research generally focuses on liberalism, paternalism, and applied ethics. In particular, I'm interested in the moral status of paternalism, public reason, civility, and content-moderation on social media platforms. 

Before joining King's, I was a Research Fellow at University College London. Prior to that, I did my DPhil in Philosophy at Oxford University on echo chambers and political philosophy. I have a MPhil in Philosophy at Cambridge University and did my undergraduate degree in Philosophy at the University of St Andrews. 

Publications (Click here for CV)

1. ‘Confucian Harmony, Civility and Echo Chambers’ Link  

Journal of Applied Philosophy (2025). 42(3): 887-909.

2. 'Future Selves, Paternalism and Our Rational Powers' Link.

Inquiry (Forthcoming). 

3. 'Automated Technologies and Artificial Intelligence' (under contract), Vikram Bhargava, Michael Kates (Eds.), An Introduction to Business Ethics: Philosophy, Policy, and Management, Routledge. Draft Paper

4. 'Paternalism and Exclusion'. Link. 

Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2024). 26(3): 547-570. 

5. 'Impairing the Impairment Argument', with Emma J. Curran.

Journal of Medical Ethics (2023): 50: 335-339. Link.

Public Philosophy

I write philosophy and politics essays  on my Substack --> 'Unchambered'. 

From 2022-2025 I co-hosted the Philosopher's Nest podcast (with Lewis Williams). Together, we interviewed philosophy PhD students and asked them about their research and experiences in the (weird) world of academic philosophy. 

I've also appeared on UCL 's Uncovering Politics Podcast talking about my paper on echo chambers and civility.