Dr. Clayton Chin is Senior Lecturer in Political Theory in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne. He has a PhD from the University of London in the UK, as well as previous degrees from University College London and McGill University.
His past research focused on the methodology of different traditions within political theory, particularly the relation between pragmatist political thought and the analytical and Continental approaches. He also increasingly focuses on issues related to multiculturalism and cultural diversity in contemporary liberal democracies, particularly the relation between multiculturalism and national identity in both contemporary Western liberal democracies and theoretical debates. He has published a manuscript on the methodological significance of the pragmatist political philosophy of Richard Rorty and has published widely within academic journals in political theory and beyond.
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Just What Is Ontological Political Theory Meant to do? The Method and Practice of William E. Connolly
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Senior Lecturer In Political Theory
Social And Political Sciences
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PhD in Research in Political Science
Queen Mary University of London
MA in European Thought
University College London
BA in Philosophy of Religion
McGill University