Upcoming

‘Do Political Philosophers really have methods?’. Keynote public lecture at Waseda University, Tokyo (October, 2026)

‘The fine line between philosophical reasoning and political rhetoric’. Invited talk at Loughborough University (December, 2026)

‘Virtual Social Contracts: Taking computer ‘games’ seriously in political theory’. Invited talk at Technical University of Munich (December, 2026).

‘The ethics of methods’. Invited talk at Queen Mary UoL (February, 2027).

‘The future of political philosophy, methodologically speaking’. Workshop paper at ‘The Future of Political Philosophy’ [Tor Vergata, Rome] (July, 2027)

Recent

‘Persuasion versus justification in political philosophy’, ECPR General Conference paper [Krakow] (September, 2026).

‘Methodology in Political Theory’, Keynote Lecture at Brave New World [Manchester] (May, 2026)

‘How different is political rhetoric from philosophical reasoning?, ECPR Joint-Sessions Workshop paper [Innsbruck] (April, 2026)

‘Logos and Ethos in theory and practice’, PSA Conference paper [Oxford] (March, 2026)

What’s the point of methodology in political theory?’, Oxford Political Theory seminar (January, 2026)

‘Method and Methodology in political philosophy’, Lisbon Political Philosophy seminar (December, 2025)

‘How many methods are there in political theory?’, MANCEPT workshop paper (September, 2025)

‘Why methods need balancing’, ECPR conference paper, Thessaloniki (August, 2025)