Welcome

I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Stockholm Center on Global Governance and a member of the Department of Philosophy at Stockholm University. I work across practical philosophy, with core expertise in meta-ethics and political philosophy, alongside interdisciplinary interests at the intersection of philosophy and the social sciences.

My philosophical research centers on how normative reasons can explain key features of practical and political life. This theme also animates my book, Making Space for Latitude: From Reasons to Permissibility (De Gruyter Brill, 2026), which explores why our reasons often allow for more than one permissible choice.

My interdisciplinary research focuses on two areas. The first addresses conceptual and methodological questions at the intersection of philosophy and international relations. The second examines the role of models and idealizations in normative inquiry and forms the basis of my DFG-funded Walter Benjamin project (2027–2029).