My teaching focuses on the governance of firms and economic institutions, business ethics, and the political economy of capitalism, often approaching these questions through historical and institutional perspectives. My lectures and seminars examine debates about authority, legitimacy, and democracy within organisations, drawing on both political theory and the history of political economy. I have convened and contributed to undergraduate and postgraduate modules on modern Britain, capitalism, and political thought, and have supervised undergraduate and MA dissertations in modern history and political economy. Courses taught include:
Lecturing and Module Leadership
Queen Mary University of London
2024–2025 Making Thatcher’s Britain:The Thatcher Revolution 1979-1997
2024 Unravelling British History Since 1801
2024–2025 Crime and Punishment in London
2024 Mastering the Field: Politics, Power and the State (postgraduate)
2024-25 BA Dissertation Supervision
University of Manchester
2020 State, Nation and Empire, 1750–1914
2019 The Cultural History of Modern War
2020 Cultural Theory for Historians (postgraduate)
2019 The Boundaries of the Political (postgraduate)
2019–2020 BA Dissertation Supervision
Alliance Manchester Business School
2018–2019 Research Methods
Background Image: László Moholy-Nagy, Bennett Sculpture (1943)