I am a Clarendon Scholar and doctoral candidate in international relations at University College, Oxford. My research explores the US-Korea-Japan trilateral partnership, the role of historical memory in security paradigms, and US alliance management tactics under conditions of peer competition in the Indo-Pacific. My DPhil follows my MPhil in International Relations at Lincoln College.

I study the history of Ancient Greek and Roman ethical and political philosophy. My recent work has focused on questions of rule and judgement in Aristotle. Specifically, I am interested in the place of ruling in Aristotle’s account of learning and human well-being, and how the development of political expertise informs his view of judgement. I also maintain interests in contemporary ethical and political philosophy, including questions of democracy and egalitarianism.