Publications and Papers
Forthcoming, with Madleina Daenhardt: ‘Mutuality and a shared imagination: How church and society can reconnect through integral mission’ in Connecting Christianities: World Christianity and Mission in the 21st Century, CCCW Silver Jubilee Commemorative Volume, eds. Muthuraj Swamy and Jenny Leith
2023: Risking judgments in the light of judgement: attending to the Spirit in the writing of history, presented at the SST annual conference.
Published in The Noesis Review, Volume X (Cambridge, 2023)
2022, with Jack Belloli: ‘Becoming Companions: A Conversation on Formation and Whiteness’, in The Hour, Vol. III, issue 1
2021: Curricular Reparations: Exploring Decolonisation as Reconciliation, presented at SST Postgraduate Conference on Reconciliation, Cambridge
2020 (Regnum Books): Jubilee: God's answer to Poverty? eds. Hannah J. Swithinbank and Emmanuel Murangira, with Caitlin Collins including the chapter Participation in Christ: Being Shaped for Jubilee Lives.
2019: Special issue of Transformation, vol.36.2, guest edited by Hannah J. Swithinbank and Iyisha Rocke, including the article Looking at the World in the Light of Jubilee.
2019: Sustained by Faith: the role of Christian belief and practice in living sustainably, with Richard Gower and Naomi Foxwood, in the Handbook of Sustainability and Humanities: linking social values, theology and spirituality towards sustainability, eds. Walter Leal Filho and Adriana Consorte McCrea.
2019 (T&T Clark): Poverty in the Early Church and Today, eds. Steve Walton and Hannah Swithinbank including the chapter, ‘The ‘Undeserving Poor’: The Rhetoric and Theological Development of a Problematic Category’
2017 (Tearfund) Made in the Image of God: the importance of the imago dei for issues in international development, eds. David Westlake, Krish Kandiah and Hannah Swithinbank
2012: The Corruption of the Constitution? The Lex Gabinia and Lex Manilia and the changing res publica in Corruption and Integrity in Ancient Greece and Rome: Acta Classica, Proceedings of the Classical Association of South Africa, Supplement IV.
2011: A Call to Arms: Sallust’s Presentation of the creation of the ‘People’ as a political unit, presented at the Classical Association (CA) Conference, Durham.
2010: Driving out the Enemy: Cicero’s Philippics and the danger of exclusionary rhetoric, presented at Cicero Awayday VI, Newcastle
2008: ‘Doing Words Wrong: vera vocabula and the decline of the res publica in Sallust’s Bellum Catilinae,’ presented at the Classical Association Conference, Liverpool.
Reviews
2016: Review of Connolly, J. (2015) The Life of Roman Republicanism in the Journal of Roman Studies 106
2013: Review of Gallia, A.B. (2012) Remembering the Roman Republic: Culture, Politics and History under the Principate in The Journal of Roman Studies 103
2012: Review of Robb, Maggie. (2010) Beyond Populares and Optimates: Political Language in the Late Republic (Historia Einzelschriften 213) in The Journal of Roman Studies 102.
2010: Review of Takács, S. (2009) The Construction of Authority in Ancient Rome and Byzantium: The Rhetoric of Empire in The Journal of Roman Studies 100.
2009: Review of Connolly, J. (2007) The State of Speech. Rhetoric and Political Thought in Ancient Rome, in Classical Review 59.1.
Selected Work History
Tearfund: Theology and Network Engagement Team Leader, (2016-2020), Theology Development Manager (2015-2016) and Integral Mission Researcher (2013-2015).
Responsible for team leadership, strategy and management, and for developing organisational theology, resourcing and training across a wide variety of areas relevant to aid and development work. Focus areas included jubilee, environmental and creation care, peacebuilding, diversity and inclusion and missiology.
Fondation Hardt, Research Scholar (April - June 2010) and DAAD Research Scholar, University of Cologne (2009-2010).
