I am a political theorist and intellectual historian specializing in democratic theory, critical theory, and twentieth-century political thought. In my work, I examine how the ideas and practices of democracy are historically shaped by surrounding political, socioeconomic, and technological conditions, and engage in contemporary debates in light of my findings. I take an interdisciplinary approach and integrate social theory, political economy, and the philosophy and history of social science into my work. Substantively, I write about democratic theory, capitalism, neoliberalism, populism, and technology and politics.