I am a cultural and political geographer with particular interest in critical perspectives on security, processes of border making, geographies of embodiment, critical cultural analysis and feminist and queer theory. My research examined the use of border making technologies in the Israeli control over the occupied Palestinian territory. I also research political activism and the securitization of public spaces. Prior research projects of mine included analysis of modes of embodiment and the political and social implications of the new reproductive technologies.

GGY1011 Human Geography: Society, Power and Culture
GGY2054 Cultural and Political Geography
GGY2056 Contemporary Approaches to Geographical Enquiry
GGY3074 Geographies of Contested Spaces (Designer and Convener)
GGY7001 Critical Geopolitics

PhD Supervision

Open to PhD applications in the field of;

• Political and cultural geography
• Conflict, borders, territory, gender and sexual identities
• State violence, spaces of security and securitisation
• The Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• New critical political thinking