Publications

Book

Interdisciplinary pedagogy in theory and practice. (2025), Routledge (forthcoming). Co-edited with Dave Ashby and Catherine Duxbury.

Peer-reviewed journal articles

Who should phase out fossil fuels first? A geopolitical approach to determining the sequencing of fossil fuel phaseouts, Geopolitics, (2025), online-first.

'The politics of the rearguard and the strategic dynamics of leadership from the back', Historical Materialism (forthcoming).

‘Facing a fossil free future through the past: The importance of history for understanding fossil fuel phaseouts’, Energy Research & Social Science, 121, (2025), p. 103971.

‘Political fatalism and the (im)possibility of social transformation’, Contemporary Political Theory, 24, (2024), pp. 41-59.

‘“Black intellectuals in the age of crack”: Organic responsibility, the race-class-gender nexus, and action paralysis in the Boston Review roundtables, 1992–1993’, Global Intellectual History, 9(4), (2024), pp. 389–413.

‘Comradely critique’, Political Studies, 71(3), (2023), pp. 714–732.

‘Eugene Rivers and the responsibility of intellectuals’, Constellations, 29(2), (2022), pp. 244–258.

‘Faith between reason and affect: thinking with Antonio Gramsci’, Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory, 22(3), (2021), pp. 340–357.

Book chapters

Fossil fuel incumbency. In: Linnér, Björn-Ola; Carlsen, Henrik; and Bennich, Therese (eds.). Handbook on the Geopolitics of Sustainability. (2025), Edward Elgar (forthcoming). Co-authored with Peter Newell, Daniela Soto Hernandez, and Freddie Daley.

The climate crisis and interdisciplinary pedagogy. In: Slothuus, Lukas; Ashby, Dave; and Duxbury, Catherine (eds.). Interdisciplinary pedagogy in theory and practice. (2025), Routledge (forthcoming).

Climate social movements and the politics of leadership. In: Yorgos Karagiannopoulos, Alexios Brehier-Stamatiadis, and Vasiliki Polykarpou (eds.), Epistemic Resistance, Radical Politics, Positionality: How Social Movements Inform Philosophy. (2025), De Gruyter, pp. 169-186. PDF available here.

Antonio Gramsci and the problem of fatalism. In: Mrovlje, Maša and Zamalin, Alex (eds.). Revolutionary Hope in a Time of Crisis: Political Disillusion, Democracy, and Utopia. (2025), Routledge, pp. 11-24. PDF available here.