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19th and 20th century European social and political philosophy

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photo of Seyla Benhabib
photo of Seyla Benhabib
Affiliated Faculty

Seyla Benhabib

Senior Research Scholar in the Faculty of Law, School of Law

Research Interest

19th and 20th century European social and political philosophy
Citizenship and migration studies
Feminist theory
Democratic theory
Migration and refugee studies
German legal and political thought
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Mailing Address1150 Amsterdam Ave , 708 Philosophy Hall, MC4971 · New York, NY 10027
Barnard Philosophy Office 3009 Broadway, 326 Milbank Hall · New York, NY 10027

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