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EDMUND TWEEDY FLANIGAN
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Lehrstuhl fur Philosophie und politische Theorie
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1
80539 Munchen
tweedy.flanigan.us
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EMPLOYMENT
LMU 2021- Assistant Professor (Fixed Term) [Akademischer
Munich Rat auf Zeit], Chair for Political Theory and
Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy
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EDUCATION
2021 Ph.D. Harvard University, Political Theory
Committee: Danielle Allen, Arthur Applbaum, Eric
Beerbohm (Chair), Eric Nelson, Tommie Shelby
2011 M.Phil. University of Oxford, Political Theory
2009 A.B. Georgetown University, Philosophy
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PAPERS
2021 'From Self-Defense to Violent Protest,' to appear in the
Critical Review of International Social and Political
Philosophy. Online first 5 January 2021.
2020 'Do We Have Reasons to Obey the Law?,' Journal of Ethics &
Social Philosophy 17(2), 159-197.
2018 'The Small Improvement Argument, Epistemicism and
Incomparability,' with John Halstead, Economics &
Philosophy 34(2), 199-219.
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HONORS
2019-20 Graduate Fellowship in Ethics
E. J. Safra Center for Ethics, Harvard University
2019 Sindey Verba Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Harvard University, Department of Government
2015-19 Harvard University Certificate of Distinction in Teaching
(F 15, F 16, F 17, S 18, S 19)
2014-15 Harold Laski Fellowship
Harvard University, Department of Government
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TEACHING
Graduate Courses
Munich Punishment Summer 2022
Harvard Ethical Foundations of Political Fall 2018
Thought (with Michael Rosen)
Undergraduate Courses
Munich Topics in the Philosophy of Summer 2022
Gender and Sexuality
Social Justice Winter 2021
Harvard EJ Safra Center for Ethics Fall 2017,
Undergraduate Fellowship Seminar Fall 2018,
(with Danielle Allen) Fall 2019
Topics and Resources in Political Spring 2018
Theory (with Cheryl Welch)
As Teaching Fellow
Harvard EJ Safra Center for Ethics Spring 2018,
Undergraduate Fellows Seminar Spring 2019
Dissent and Disobedience in Spring 2019
Democracies
Theory and Practice of Republican Fall 2017
Government
Foundations of Political Theory Spring 2017
Ethics, Biotechnology, and the Fall 2016
Future of Human Nature
Money, Markets, and Morals Fall 2015
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SUPERVISION
BA Theses
Harvard Kenton Shimozaki (Social Studies); Daishi Tanaka
(Government; James Gordon Bennett Prize winner);
Michael Wingate (Joint: Philosophy and Government)
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
2017-20 Marshall Scholarship Reading Committee, Boston
Region
2017-19 Senior Honors Thesis Examiner, Harvard University
Departments: Government; Philosophy; Social Studies
2016 Organizing committee, Harvard Graduate Conference in
Political Theory
2014-19 Referee, Harvard Graduate Conference in Political
Theory
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REFERENCES
Eric Beerbohm (Committee Chair)
Professor of Government
Harvard University
beerbohm@fas.harvard.edu
Danielle Allen
James Bryant Conant University Professor
Harvard University
danielleallen@fas.harvard.edu
Arthur Applbaum
Adams Professor of Political Leadership
and Democratic Values
Harvard Kennedy School
arthur_applbaum@hks.harvard.edu
Eric Nelson
Robert M. Beren Professor of Government
Harvard University
enelson@fas.harvard.edu
Tommie Shelby
Caldwell Titcomb Professor of African
and African American Studies and of Philosophy
Harvard University
tshelby@fas.harvard.edu
Selim Berker
Alford Professor of Natural Religion,
Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity
Harvard University
sberker@fas.harvard.edu