My research focuses on 20th-century German political thought and philosophies of knowledge. My new book Epistemology and Political Thought in Interwar Germany and Austria: 1914–1945 is forthcoming from Springer Nature. I hold a PhD in history from the University of Cambridge, and currently teach courses in history, philosophy and politics at Pacific Northwest College of Art / Willamette University.
As an independent editor I specialize in historical, educational, and social-science literature, including dissertations that need to be revised into a marketable book and early-career academic publications, as well as creative nonfiction that has a historical or philosophical dimension.
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I am also an experienced international development worker with a long-term connection to Haiti. I am co-founder and program coordinator of the Haitian Machete Fencing Project, an internationally recognized organization dedicated to preserving Haiti's traditional martial arts, as well as co-founder of the nonprofit organization Cultural Capital Haiti.