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Dr Stuart White is the Nicholas Drake Tutorial Fellow in Politics at Jesus College, Oxford, and Associate Professor of Politics in the Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR). He holds affiliations with the Political Theory Network and the Centre for the Study of Social Justice (CSSJ). His academic background includes a BA and MPhil from Oxford and a PhD from Princeton. He previously taught at MIT before joining Oxford in 2000.
Stuart’s research focuses on democratic theory, egalitarianism, and republican citizenship, exploring anti-capitalist yet non-authoritarian political models. Key themes include property rights, popular sovereignty, and policies for economic equality such as basic capital grants and inheritance tax reform. His work spans political philosophy, public policy, and the history of political thought.
- Education:
- BA Philosophy, Politics & Economics (Oxford)
- MPhil Politics (Oxford)
- PhD Politics (Princeton)
His publications include The Civic Minimum, Equality, and co-edited volumes like Democratic Wealth. Recent articles address inequality critique, constitutional reform, and the UK’s constitutional future. He blogs for OxPol and openDemocracy.
- Awards: Career Development Research Award (MIT)
Stuart advises students Pascal Mowla, Dai Oba, and Luis Prenninger. His teaching covers political theory, democratic institutions, and the history of political thought.
He advocates for institutional reforms to prevent oligarchy and promote popular sovereignty, emphasizing participatory democracy and republican principles.
