I am a research associate working on the Religion, Theology and Climate Change project. I have previously held research and lecturing posts at King's College London and the University of Hertfordshire. 

My research has mainly focussed on religious attitudes (especially trust and faith), democracy and government, and religion in the political sphere. Recently, I have published on religious views on climate change scientists and religious fundamentalism, and explored the implications of this for public policy and electoral democracy.

I use a range of methods in my research, including philosophical analysis, theology, qualitative interviews and ethnography, quantiative analysis and policy research.

For more information, see my CV, website and publications.