Instructors

Comparative Political Economy; European Integration Theory; International Relations; International Trade

Aesthetics, History of European Philosophy, Ancient European Philosophy, Early Modern European Philosophy, Applied Ethics, Philosophy of Science; with special interests in Environmental Aesthetics and Ethics, Philosophy of Prehistoric and Contemporary Art, and Alexander von Humboldt Studies.

comparative transnational law, legal pluralism, Indigenous/settler relations, European Union, democratic theory, agonism, anarchism.

public philosophy, collective presences, horizontality, nonviolence and civic democracy. By standing within the tradition of public philosophy

Feminist Theory, Critical Theory, First Generation Frankfurt School, Dialectic of Enlightenment, Theories of Embodiment, Continental Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, History of Philosophy, Antisemitism and Holocaust Studies