• Reader in Political Geography, Newcastle University

I am a political geographer interested in military ecologies, weapons supply chains, the“aftermaths” and“beforemaths” of war, and the un/making of colonial space. My work addresses these themes in Palestine and Iraq where I study the spatial distribution of threat and the effects of militarism. I have published on house demolitions, military checkpoints, bureaucratic mechanisms, weapons manufacturing, and war-affected environments. Across my writing and teaching I draw on a range of post-/de-colonial geographical theories to better understand both the endurance and vulnerability of colonial power.

• –present Reader in Political Geography, Newcastle University

• 2014 King's College London, PhD Geography

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