Political Theory
Mittiga
Dissertation
Before Collapse: A Political Theory of Climate Catastrophe
Committee
George Klosko (chair), Colin Bird, Jennifer Rubenstein, Talbot Brewer (UVA, Philosophy), Simon Caney (Oxford)
Current Placement
Assistant Professor
Instituto de Ciencia Política, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Placement Year
2018
Publications and Coverage
Ingram
Current Placement
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science
University of Nevada Reno
Placement Year
2018
Previous Placements
Visiting Lecturer, Texas Christian University, Department of Political Science
Placement Year
2016
Visiting Assistant Professor, DePauw University
Placement Year
2016
Frye
Dissertation
The Sociality of Freedom
Committee
George Klosko (chair), Colin Bird, and Stephen White
Current Placement
Placement Year
2019
Fellowship
Junior Faculty Fellow, Georgetown Institute for the Study of Markets and Ethics at the McDonough School of Business
2018
Publications and Coverage
Incentives, Offers, and Community
Economics & Philosophy
May 8, 2017
Lopez
Statement
Colonel Rafael López is an executive problem solver and lifelong learner with 20+ years of domestic and international experience supporting and leading diverse teams and startups in ambiguous environments including key leadership and program management opportunities in STEM, engagement and outreach, operations, and solution development. He holds a Ph. D. in Foreign Affairs and is an associate professor at the National Defense University. He holds an active U.S. Government Top Secret Security Clearance and is fluent in Spanish.
Russell
My interests focus on racial development within American political, social, and economic institutions.
Other interests:
American Constitutional Law
Political Representation
Sanyal
Teleb
Ahmed studies non-electoral mechanisms of democratic rule, pluralism, affect, and deliberation. In particular, he works on the extra-linguistic, non-rational aspects of deliberation, including the imbrication of feelings, bodily reactions, and habits in group processes. He has facilitated community deliberations and dialogues in the Midwest and is currently involved with a policy jury organization.
Tidrick
Gebremichael
Amanuel Tsighe Gebremichael is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Politics at the University of Virginia, where his major field is Political Theory and his minor field is American Politics. His doctoral project, “United Nations of Africa: Theories of Liberation in the Horn,” draws on original archival material in Eritrea, the UK, and the US to explore how activist and rebel groups across the Horn of Africa understood their “nationalist” projects as facilitating Pan-African integration and the construction of nonethnic states.
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