“Disruption: What Is It Good For?”
The Journal of Politics, April 2020, pp. 448-459 This article challenges a common understanding of the role that political disruption ...
My research and teaching focus on questions central to understanding and evaluating political life:
Unlike theorists who attempt to answer such questions by relying exclusively on what Rawls called “ideal theory,” I approach these problems by examining their concrete manifestations, writing theoretical work that is grounded in the analysis of institutions and practices. The result is an engaged form of political theory, addressed not only to other specialists in the field, but more generally to social and political theorists, social scientists, and others who are concerned with questions of power, democracy, and identity.
I have published three books to date and many articles.
The Journal of Politics, April 2020, pp. 448-459 This article challenges a common understanding of the role that political disruption ...
Journal of Political Power. February 2018, pp. 1-12. This article engages Rainer Forst’s account of structural power, as elaborated in ...
Contemporary Political Theory 16,2 (May, 2017), pp. 185-206. Request an electronic copy.
The Journal of Politics, University of Chicago Press, January, 2017.
Political Theory 39:4 (August 2011), 468-97. This essay takes as its starting point an apparent tension between theories of democratic deliberation ...
Journal of Power 1:1 (April 2008), 5-20. This article challenges a common understanding of the role that political disruption plays ...
This course is a graduate survey designed to introduce students to the scope, concepts, and methods of political theory. Its ...
What does it mean to govern democratically? Why do people value democratic government? What role, if any, should notions of ...
How (if at all) should the modern state express and secure the liberty and equality of citizens? What is the ...
Government is often justified as legitimate on the grounds that it is based on the consent of the governed. In ...
This course examines questions of power and justice through the lens of the contemporary metropolis,with a focus on St. Louis ...
Since its founding, the United States of America has been strongly identified with principles of democratic rule. This course provides ...
Mimosas, Muffins, and Motivated Ignorance: Why Brunch Protests are so Effective | Mehdi Hasan Show
https://artsci.wustl.edu/ampersand/hayward-appointed-deans-fellow-policies
The Journal of Political Power, February 2021 Abstract: Why does publicity matter for democratic politics? This article challenges the deliberative ...
Interview with Sarah Penske, St. Louis On the Air, St. Louis Public Radio, June 10, 202
Professor of Political Science
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