My scholarship is rooted in the tradition of critical theory.  My current work addresses the difficulties posed by the far right across Europe and the United States.  This project addresses far right fears over immigration and population change, captured by their panic over a supposed “great replacement”. And it tackles how these racial fears give rise to an anti-democratic politics of white rage.

For a representative sample, see my recent article “‘You Will Not Replace Us’: The Melancholic Nationalism of Whiteness” (Political Theory, vol 49, no 4, 2021). The larger research project appears in my forthcoming book with the University of Minnesota Press (July 2024), The Rage of Replacement: Far Right Politics and Demographic Fear.

My article-length work has appeared in journals such as Political Theory, Perspectives on Politics, European Journal of Political Theory, Polity, Contemporary Political Theory, Theory & Event, Political Studies, Philosophy and Social Criticism, Journal for French and Francophone Philosophy, and Radical Philosophy Review.