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Dr. Jeffrey
Polet
Dr. Polet has been teaching at Hope since 2004 after previously teaching at Malone College and The Catholic University of America. He earned his B.A. from Calvin College and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Catholic University. His area of specialization is political philosophy, with a particular emphasis in 20th century theory, as well as American political thought. Dr. Polet has written about term
limits, the 2000 election, and the faith-based initiative, as well as
various topics in political theory. He has also written articles concerning
the intersection of religion and political life, particularly as the
tension manifests itself in modern atheism. Dr. Polet co-authored a book
with Dr. David Ryden entitled Sanctioning Religion? Politics, Law,
and Faith-Based Public Services, which was recently published. He is currently
writing a book on the political philosophy of John Marshall. Courses |
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