I am a DPhil student in International Relations at Keble College, University of Oxford. My research focuses on the lives and afterlives of targets. I specifically look at the 1.5°C temperature target to explore what its continuing centrality in climate governance - despite the widening gap between ambition and projected trajectory - reveals about the roles of affect and temporality in international politics.
I completed a Masters in International Relations from the University of Glasgow, where I received the Macfie Bequest (Politics 2021) for best performance and highest grade point average in the postgraduate programme. Before this, I received a Bachelor in International Relations from the University of Birmingham.
