Douglas Klusmeyer

Associate Professor at American University School of Public Affairs

Schools

American University School of Public Affairs

Biography

American University School of Public Affairs

Bio

Currently, I am Assistant Professor of Justice, Law and Society at American University. I have both a PhD in modern European history and a JD in law from Stanford University. My approach to issues of law and policy reflects this inter-disciplinary background. I am less interested in formal legal doctrine than in how law relates to its context (e.g. social, intellectual, and political). Previously, I was the co-director of the Carnegie Endowment’s Comparative Citizenship Project and an associate with the Endowment’s International Migration Policy Program. My current research interests include migration, political ethics, citizenship and international politics.

Teaching

Spring 2018

JLC-202 Hist of Int''l Thought & Law

JLC-413 Topics in Law & Social Science: Legal History Seminar

Fall 2018

JLC-110 Western Legal Tradition

JLC-202 Hist of Int''l Thought & Law

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