This was a public talk on professional ethics in institutions under structural attack
Open to all students and faculty, this talk surveyed how I think masculinity influences just war theory and intergroup conflict.
I was a presenter at a workshop organized by Aurel Croissant on "Democratic Backsliding and Civil-Military Relations in the United States"
I was a part of the opening plenary panel, "Should I Stay or Should I Go?" along with Edward Frantz and Cynthia Stark.
I was a keynote speaker at the conference on "Peace in the Age of Forever War" organized by my dear friend and collaborator, Lee-Ann Chae.
This was a talk organized by the Departments of Philosophy and Civic Studies. I discussed the current threats to academic freedom and how academics, students, and administrators should respond.
This was a casual discussion with faculty and students of my thinking about how to reform the social construction of masculinity
This talk will be part of a workshop at the Blavatnik School on Normative Perspective on the Military and Civil-Military Relations.
I will discuss the current threats to academic freedom and how academics, students, and administrators should respond.
This talk will question the traditional framing of civil-military relations as a tension between liberal civil society and the authoritarian military. I will propose conceiving of it instead as part of the broader relationship between liberal civil society and care.
This talk will survey how I think masculinity influences just war theory and intergroup conflict.
I will be part of a panel in conversation with Robin Dembroff about her new, fascinating book.
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