Kyong-Min Son at the Political Theory Workshop - "Finance Capital and the Perils of Political Disintegration: The Crisis of Weimar Democracy Revisited"

Kyong-Min Son, associate professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Delaware, will present "Finance Capital and the Perils of Political Disintegration: The Crisis of Weimar Democracy Revisited." The paper will be circulated on an email list in advance and participants come prepared to discuss it.

Kyong-Min Son is an associate professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Delaware. He is the author of The Eclipse of the Demos: The Cold War and the Crisis of Democracy before Neoliberalism, which has won the APSA's Foundations of Political Theory First Book Award. He is currently working on a book on financialization and the transformation of democratic citizenship.

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