Address
737 International Affairs Building, Columbia University
420 West 118th Street, New York, NY 10027
Inter-campus Mail Code 3320
Tel: 212-854-4049, Fax: 212-222-0598
E-mail: rla2@columbia.edu
Schedule Fall,
Spring
Courses
| POLS BC 1013 |
Political Theory I (Fall 2005) |
| POLS BC 1014 |
Political Theory II (Spring 2006) |
| POLS BC 3433 |
Colloquium on Democratic Political Theory and Ethics (Fall 2005) |
| POLS BC 3502 |
Colloquium on Comparative Political Movements (Spring 2001) |
| POLS BC 3761-2 |
Senior Research Seminar in Political Theory (Fall 2004-Spring 2005) |
| FYSB BC 1260 |
First-year Seminar: Toleration (Fall 2000) |
HRTS W 4710
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Human Rights and Social Justice (Fall 2004) |
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Areas of Specialization
Recent and contemporary political theory
Democratic theory
Constitutional law
First Amendment
Civil rights and civil liberties
Education
Harvard University, Ph.D. in Political Science, 1975
Dissertation: The New Social Contract Theory: Rawls' Theory of Justice."
Princeton University, A.B. in Public Affairs, 1966
Teaching Positions
Columbia University, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Political Science, 1990-present
Columbia University, Assistant Professor of Political Science, 1981-90
Harvard University, Assistant Professor of Social Studies, 1975-80
Columbia University, Lecturer in Political Science, 1974-75
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