Political & Critical Theory; contributions of German Idealism to ongoing debates in economic globalization;
Frankfurt School Philosophy, 1st-3rd generation; reorientation of theory towards concept of time;
Theodor W. Adorno; specialization in & towards political models mediated via theory of non-identity;
Legitimacy, Normativity & the Question of Reason vs. Freedom;
Instrumental Rationality; Critique of & challenges thereof in contribution to development of concepts of modern reason in democracies;
Technology Critique; the sociology of the objective determination of experience by technology / Bauman's critique of "liquid modernity";
Ideology; study of at crossroads between subjectivity, psychology, philosophy and politics;
International Relations; particularly intersection between traditional geopolitcs, the Global War on Terror, and the objective / technological determination of local experience and understanding of these, in light of the totalized loss of privacy, challenges to self-determining forms of mediation and the reification of identity online;
U.S. Politics (broad) / U.S. Foreign Policy / U.S. Electoral & Presidential Politics;
Election Campaign Strategy - U.S., DK, anywhere that will have me;
European Affairs;
Danish Politics;
Nuclear Non-Proliferation; particularly humanitarian & normative dimensions of nuclear testing as prerequisite to broader legal measures;
The "truth" of subjectivity
Master of Arts, Literature
Bachelor of Arts, International Relations
ESL instructor
International Baccalaureate
Languages: English, Danish, French, German
Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
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