Evan Askew

Highly skilled professional with expertise in critical thinking, research, and problem-solving, complemented by strong organisational and project management abilities. Proficient in political philosophy analysis, writing, and communication, with technical competence in SPSS software, Microsoft Suite, and Google Suite. Demonstrates reliability, persistence, and a commitment to teamwork while delivering exceptional customer service. Dedicated to leveraging analytical skills and planning expertise to contribute effectively to dynamic environments.

Dissertation Title: An Assessment of Divine Command Theory

Key Presentations: Seeking Potential Solution to the Human Rights Problem in Uganda, Based on UN and Human Rights Charters; Finding a Solution to the Russion-Ukraine Conflict (involving role play as individual countries); The Problem of Evil in the Context of Theist Philosophy; Exploration of Confucian Ideas

Key Research Projects and Essays: Research Methodologies, Identity Politics, Feminism, International Relations, Toleration, Nationalism and Multiculturalism, Politics and the History of the United States, The US Constitution and Federalism, Global Terrorism and Security, Belonging, Globalisation, The Consequences of Conflict, Critical Philosophy, Ethics

In addition to being an avid Arsenal football supporter, I also enjoy travelling and experiencing new food and culture.

• Dr Christopher Bartley, c.j.bartley@liverpool.ac.uk, cj2@liverpool.ac.uk
• Dr Nick Martin, n.j.martin@liverpool.ac.uk
• Dr Mate Subasic, m.subasic@liverpool.ac.uk, m.subasic2@liverpool.ac.uk