Edmund began his PhD at the School of Politics and International Relations in February 2018. He graduated from the ANU with an undergraduate degree in International Relations with first class honours, and is completing a Bachelor of Laws.

My research agenda, broadly conceived, is concerned with various questions and themes under the broad umbrella of methods in political theory, politics, philosophy, and economics, and the history of political thought. In pursuing this research agenda, I employ an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on principles from the history of political thought, quantitative political science, cognitive psychology, and politics, philosophy, and economics.

Supervisors: Distinguished Professor Keith Dowding (primary supervisor), Professor John Uhr (associate supervisor), and Dr April Biccum (associate supervisor).

Research Interests:

• Political theory methods
• History of political thought
• Political representation
• Politics, philosophy and economics
• Political theory pedagogy