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Research
My research is in political philosophy, mostly on issues in environmental, social, and global justice, such as climate change, migration, and urban politics. Much of my work has focused on the relationship between climate change and displacement. You can find links to my published works, as well as podcasts and public writing, below. If you can't get access, please feel free to get in touch.
Book
2023. Climate Displacement
Oxford University Press
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Edited Volume
2024. The Political Philosophy of Internal Displacement (with David Owen)
Oxford University Press
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Journal Articles
2025. Labour Migration, Occupational Segregation, and Equality [open access]
Politics, Philosophy & Economics [online first]
2025. Enclaves for the Excluded: A Pessimistic Defence [open access]
Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 29 (2): 283–314
2024. Gentrification and Everyday Democracy [open access]
European Journal of Political Theory 23 (3): 359–80
2024. Climate Change and Displacement: Towards a Pluralist Approach [open access]
European Journal of Political Theory 23 (1): 44–64
2023. Gentrification and Integration [open access]
Journal of Political Philosophy [online first]
2023. Justice and Internal Displacement [open access]
Political Studies 71 (2): 314–31
2022. Refugees, Membership, and State System Legitimacy (with Rebecca Buxton) [pre-print]
Ethics & Global Politics 15 (4): 113–30
2022. Labor Migration and Climate Change Adaptation [pre-print]
American Political Science Review 116 (3): 1012–24
2022. Domination and Misframing in the Refugee Regime [pre-print]
Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 25 (7): 939–62
2019. Responsibility and Climate-induced Displacement [open access]
Global Justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric 11 (2): 59–80 (winner of the Jonathan Trejo-Mathys Essay Prize)
2018. The Ethics of Climate-Induced Community Relocation and Displacement (with Catriona McKinnon)
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 9 (3): e519
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Other Academic Publications
2024. Anticipatory and Reactive Displacement
In The Political Philosophy of Internal Displacement, ed. J. Draper and D. Owen (Oxford University Press)
2022. Anthropocene
In The International Encyclopaedia of Ethics, ed. Hugh LaFollette (Blackwell)
2021. Review of Michael Blake, Justice, Migration, and Mercy
Res Publica 27 (2): 303–7
Public Writing
2024. The Limits of Number-Crunching: Hannah Ritchie's Not the End of the World, Crooked Timber (with Jeroen Hopster, Hannah McHugh, Catarina Neves, Jos Philips, Ingrid Robeyns and Naomi van Steenbergen)
2024. Everyday Democracy and Public Space, De Filosoof
Podcasts
2024. Climate Displacement, with Jamie Draper, Phlexible Philosophy
2024. Confronting the Ethical Questions Around Climate Change and Migration, Migration Policy Institute
2022. Jamie Draper on Climate Displacement, Migration Ethics
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