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 Andrew
Arato
Dorothy Hart Hirshon Professor of Political and Social Theory.
PhD 1975, University of Chicago.
Office: 79 Fifth Avenue, Rm 919
Office Hours: By Appointment
Phone: 212-229-5737, ext. 3124
Fax: 212-229-5595
E-Mail: Arato@newschool.edu
Link
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Concentrations:
The Frankfurt School; the history of social thought; theories of
East European societies and social movements.
Current
research:
Sociology of rights; theory of society-type societies; constitutions
and democracy.
Teaching:
Andrew Arato teaches the
following graduate-level courses:
| GSOC 5101 |
Sociology Foundations I [Core/Methods, E]
(Fall 2008) |
| GSOC 5199 |
Carl Schmitt: Theories of Dictatorship and Constitution
(Fall 2008) |
| GSOC 6118 |
Sociology of the State and its Law
(Fall 2008) |
| GSOC
6060 |
The Adventures of State and Popular Sovereignty: The People and the Presidency in the United States & France
(Spring 2006) |
| GSOC
6083 |
European Constitutional Theory [C]
(Fall 2005) |
| GSOC
6090 |
The Adventures of (Popular) Sovereignty [C]
(Spring 2006) |
Publications:
Sistani v. Bush:
Constitutional Politics in Iraq (Constellations, June 2004);
The
Occupation of Iraq and the Difficult Transition from Dictatorship
(September 2003);
Civil Society, Constitution, and Legitimacy (2000); Habermas
on Law, Democracy, and Legitimacy (coeditor, 1998); From
Neo-Marxism to Democratic Theory (1993); Civil Society and
Political Theory (coauthor, 1992); Crisis and Reform in Eastern
Europe (coeditor, 1991); Gorbachev: The Debate (coeditor,
1989); The Young Lukács and the Origins of Western Marxism
(coauthor, 1979); The Essential Frankfurt School Reader (coeditor,
1978).
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