I am currently employed as a Senior Lecturer in Politics at York St John University. I have previously held positions at the University of Sheffield, the University of Liverpool, University of Leicester and the University of Winchester.
My current research interests are situated within British politics. I have published a Work exploring British elections, including the Police and Crime Commissioner Elections, the (UK) Labour Party and the 2007 Global Financial crisis.
Experience
2018–present
Lecturer in Politics, York St John University
2017–2018
Teaching Fellow, The University of Leicester
2016–2017
Lecturer, The University of Liverpool
2017–2017
Lecturer, The University of Winchester
2015–2016
Teaching Assoicate, The University of Sheffield
Education
2015
The University of Sheffield, PhD
2011
The University of Nottingham, MA Politics (Research Track)
Publications
2023
British Politics, Weakness not crisis: Brexit and the UK constitution
2022
Labours Economic Ideology Since 1900: Developed Through Crises,
2020
Classifying Elections in Britain,
2017
Government and Opposition, Legitimacy and Legitimization in Low Turnout Ballots
2017
The Political Economy of Britain in Crisis,
2015
The Political Quarterly , PCC Elections as a ‘Failed Experiment’: What Lessons can be Learned?
2015
British Politics, Thatcherism and the Origins of the 2007 Crisis