Conference Panel Chair
Claudia has served as a chair for the following panels:
“Panel 6”, The Frankfurt School, 1st Northwest Critical Theory Roundtable: Radical Political Economy, & Critiques of Fascism, Spokane, WA, February 2018
“Shifting Gender Regimes: Theorizing Women's Colleges, Work, Military & the Matronymic, Western Political Science Association (WPSA), San Diego, CA, March 2016
“Cosmopolitanism and the Ethics of Care,” Association for Political Theory (APT), Boulder, CO, October 2015
“Frankfurt School and Friends,” Western Political Science Association (WPSA), Las Vegas, NV, April 2015
“Anarchist Thought,” Radical Philosophy Association (RPA), Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, November 2014
“Adorno and Power,” Western Political Science Association (WPSA), Seattle, WA, April 2014
“Boundaries of the Political,” Northeastern Political Science Association Conference (NPSA), Philadelphia, PA, November 2013
“Questioning the Politics of Civility,” American Political Science Association Conference (APSA), New Orleans, LA, August-September 2012
“Foucault’s Challenge to Rights Discourse,” American Political Science Association Conference (APSA), Seattle, WA, September 2011
“Politics, Empire and Postcolonial Interventions,” American Political Science Association Conference (APSA), Washington DC, September 2010
“Adorno and the Question of Nihilism: Annihilation and Awareness,” the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEPS), Arlington, VA, October 2009
“Theorizing the Social Sciences,” American Political Science Association (APSA) annual conference, Toronto, Canada, September 2009
“Critical and Comparative Interpretive Methodologies,” Western Political Science Association Conference (WPSA), Vancouver, Canada, March 2009
“Continental Philosophers’ Perspectives on Global Inequalities,” American Political Science Association Conference (APSA), Boston, MA, August 2008
“Making Citizens: Theorizing Civic Education,” Midwestern Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, IL, April 2008
“Heidegger and Nature,” 41st North American Heidegger Conference, DePaul University, May 2007