Peace, Conflict and Coexistence Studies Program

Expertise: Marx and Freud, social class and social change, deconstructing war, building peace, Israeli-Palestinian confrontation, sociology of empowerment, masculinities, psychoanalytic sociology, public sociology

Expertise: Mindfulness and meditation toward conflict transformation, original approaches to problem solving, youth leadership through drama, physical theater, creative writing both  fiction and non-fiction, theory and history of communal movements in the U.S. 

Expertise: Responsible leadership, responsible negotiation, humanitarian negotiation, humanitarian diplomacy, mediation, history of negotiations, questioning, conflict resolution, facilitation, philosophy of law, legal rhetoric

Expertise: General topics in applied moral and political philosophy; philosophy of development; comparative religions; theories of justice; development ethics; philosophy of law, comparative constitutional law, critical race theory, gender and sexuality studies, theories of human rights and theories of democracy.

Expertise: Political philosophy, philosophy of law, democratic theory, philosophy of art, liberty and equality, natural kinds and human kinds, the internationalization of human rights, duty to rescue law, R2P, criminal attempt law, felony murder, international rules of war and micro-legal systems, civil engagement and resistance, the philosophy of John Stuart Mill, the case against the secret ballot, representation in painting, photography and film

Expertise:  Peacebuilding and conflict transformation, youth empowerment, dialogue facilitation, experiential education, youth program leadership and design, trust building activities, intercultural communication, domestic violence accountability, mediation, organizational behavior, climate change action, music for social change.