Chris Paskewich
Associate Professor of Politics
Offices & Programs
Education
BS: Mathematics and Philosophy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
MS: Economics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
MA and PhD: Political Science, University of Connecticut.
BIOGRAPHY
Christopher Paskewich joined Centre’s faculty in 2009. He is an associate professor of politics, and was named a Centre Scholar in 2012
AWARDS
- Centre Scholar
- Stodghill Fellowship
- Mellon Travel Grant to China & Tibet
- Mellon Travel Grant to Myanmar & Thailand
COURSES TAUGHT
- Politics of Mass Incarceration
- The American Presidency
- The American Founding
- Urban Politics
- Political Ideologies
- Ancient & Medieval Political Thought
- Modern Conservative Political Thought
- European Politics
PUBLICATIONS
- “Never One of Us: The Battle for Conservative Purity in Trump’s America” in Republican Resistance: #NeverTrump Conservatives and the Future of the GOP, edited
by Andrew Pieper and Jeff DeWitt (Lexington Books). - “Rethinking Organisational Hierarchy”, published in Ephemera
- The Roots of Political Community: Thumos and Tradition in Ancient Greek Thought, published in Anamnesis.
- “Reconsidering the Status of Federalist 10”, published in Journal of Political Science.
- “Leo Strauss, Political Philosophy, and Modern Judaism”, published in Studies in Social and Political Thought.
- “Leo Strauss’s Modern Regime Cycle”, published in Theoria.
- “Liberalism Ex Nihilo: Joseph Ratzinger on Modern Secular Politics”, in published in POLITICS.
- “Faction” and “Opposition Party”, entries in Encyclopedia of American Political Parties and Elections (edited by Larry J. Sabato and Howard R. Ernst).