I teach courses in the history of political thought, critical theory, democratic theory, social theory, and ethics. My teaching interests also include political theology, social psychology, political epistemology, phenomenology, environmental theory, and existentialism.
I have taught a wide range of lecture courses, undergraduate and graduate classes in political theory, philosophy, comparative politics, and psychology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Yale University, Freie Universität Berlin, and Summer Schools.
Teaching Experience
Hebrew University
- “Resistance: Disobedience, Violence, Exit,” Spring 2022 (Syllabus),
- “State of Emergency, Plague, and White Gaze: What Existentialism Teaches Us About Crisis,” Spring 2021 (Syllabus).
Yale University (Teaching Fellow)
- The Moral Foundations of Politics (with Prof. Ian Shaprio)
- Introduction to International Law (with Prof. Andrea Aldrich),
- The New Europe (with Prof. David Cameron),
- Legacies of Communism and Conflict in Europe (with Prof. Thania Sanchez).
Freie Universität Berlin and Summer Schools
- “Religion, Difference and Democracy: Pluralism in Times of Populism and Identity Politics,” Spring Academy Dialogperspektiven of the Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Foundation, 2018 (Syllabus),
- “Google and the Shitting Duck – Mechanization and Technology in the 21st Century,” Summer School of the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, 2014 (Syllabus).
- “The Politics of Obedience, Authority, and Violence,” Freie Universität Berlin, Center for Middle Eastern and North African Politics, Summer 2011 (Syllabus),
- “Nationalism and State-Building in the Middle East,” Freie Universität Berlin, Center for Middle Eastern and North African Politics, Winter 2010/11 (Syllabus),
- “Psychological Concepts of Culture,” Freie Universität Berlin, Department of Psychology, Summer 2007 (Syllabus).
