My current research focuses on how queering and queer IR theory interacts with notions of international queer solidarity, and how this can queer our notions of international solidarity. I am currently looking at what a queer British response to queerphobia in Uganda, with a particular focus on the Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Acts (2014 and 2023), might look like.
Queering International Solidarity: What Would a Queer British Response to Queerphobia in Uganda Look Like?
Associate Lecturer - Poli100 (2022-23) and I.R.100 (2022-Present)
Associate Lecturer - PPR.240 The Politics of Development (2022-24)
Academic Writing Mentor - FASS Academic Writing Space (2022 - Present)
Research Coordinator for the Richardson Institute (2024 - Present)
David has contributed to the teaching of thr following modules during his time at Lancaster University:
I.R.100 - International Relations: Theory and Practice
Poli100 - Politics in the Modern World
PPR.240 - The Politics of Development
Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA):
I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA), demonstrating my commitment to teaching and supporting learning in higher education. I was awarded this due to completion of the Associate Teaching Programme (ATP) at Lancaster University in the academic year 2022/23.
