Monograph
Partisan Virtue: The Politics of Inclusion in Eighteenth-Century Women's Political Thought. Forthcoming with Oxford University Press.
Peer-Reviewed
“‘I Love you whom the World calls Enemies’: Mary Astell Against Political Friendship.” History of Political Thought 46.1 (2025): 79-106.
"Looking Beyond Women's Feminist Thought in History." History of European Ideas (2024): 1-21.
“Mary Astell on Moderation: The Case of Occasional Conformity” The European Legacy 28.3-4 (2023): 294-312.
Book Reviews
Review of Max Skjönsberg, The Persistence of Party. Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies 45.2 (2022): 285-286.
Review of Karen Green, Catharine Macaulay's Republican Enlightenment. Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies 43.4 (2020): 540-541.
Public Writing
'Great White Men only.' Times Literary Supplement. October 3, 2025.
'An Active Project of Exclusion.’ Review of Patricia Owens' Erased (2025). Co-authored with Jan Eijking. Los Angeles Review of Books. August 6, 2025.
Interviewed about ambition by Esther Elligens, for ‘Is het erg dat ik geen ambitie heb?’ ('Is it bad that I'm not ambitious?'). NRC. June 16, 2025.
'Dangerous woman.'Times Literary Supplement. February 14, 2025.
'Hebben we een probleem met ambitie?' ('Do we have a problem with ambition?') De Groene Amsterdammer. November 10, 2024.
'Om systeemverandering voor elkaar te krijgen vertrouw ik liever op solidariteit en activisme.' Review of Rutger Bregman's Morele Ambitie (2024). De Morgen. April 2, 2024.
'Affirmative Action.' Times Literary Supplement. March 29, 2024.
'Ahead of her time.' Times Literary Supplement. April 28, 2023.
In Progress
"From Courtiers to Courtship: The Politics of Flattery in Drake and Astell." With Mary Jo MacDonald.
"Women and the Double Standard of Ambition."
"Reimagining Talent: Seventeenth-Century Women on Equality and the Common Good."
“Catharine Macaulay, Radicalism, and the Glorious Revolution of 1688-89,” accepted for publication in Radical Republicanism in Early Modern Europe, eds. Anna Becker, Alessandro Mulieri and Nicolai von Eggers, Brill.
“‘Fortunate enough to fit into this world’? Maria von Herbert on Life and Death,” co-authored with Mara van der Lugt (St Andrews), intended for publication in Kant and Maria von Herbert: Friendship, Trust, and the Meaning of Life. Sources and Critical Explorations, eds. Jens Timmermann and Bernhard Ritter, Oxford University Press.