Samuel Goldman
- Title:
- Assistant Professor of Political Science
- Office:
- Monroe 476
- Email:
- [email protected]
Areas of Expertise
Political theory, religion and politics, political theology, and history of conservative political thought.
Professor Goldman’s teaching interests range from ancient republicanism to early-modern debates about church and state to contemporary democratic theory. His research centers the religious sources of political norms and values.
Current Research
Prof. Goldman is completing a book about Christian Zionism in American political thought.
Publications
Professor Goldman has published in The American Conservative, The New Criterion, and Maximumrocknroll, as well as others.
Dissertation:
The Shadow of God: Strauss, Jacobi, and the Theologico-Political Problem.
Office Hours
Friday 10-11am, and by appointment
Classes Taught
Professor Goldman leads the Politics & Values Program, a Living & Learning Community for outstanding first year students.
