Faculty Member, Politics
About
My primary interests lie at the intersection of political theory and environmental politics. My current research focuses upon the ways in which environmental concerns can become the basis for effective social criticism. This has led me in several directions, including a critical analysis of the liberal concept of property; reflection upon the possibilities -- and limitations -- of a democratic conception of sacrifice; and the tension between populist and paternalist appeals within environmental argument.
Contact Information
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| Address: | Department of Politics |
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707-826-4497 |
