Peer-Reviewed _______________________ “Marx, Adorno and the Theoretical Challenge to a Pseudo-Praxis,” to be presented at the American Political Science Association annual conference (APSA), Toronto, Canada, September 2009 “Continental Theory and the Political Praxis of Change,” presented at the Western Political Science Association Annual conference, Vancouver, Canada, March, 2009 “The Politics of Misrecognition: A Feminist Critique,” presented at the American Political Science Association Conference (APSA), Boston, MA, August, 2008 “The Im-Possibilities of the Feminist Subject,” presented at the International Social Philosophy Conference, Portland, OR, July, 2008 “A Theoretical Outline of the Subject,” presented at the Midwestern Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, IL, April, 2008 “Towards a Radical Feminist Political Theory,” presented at the National Women’s Studies Association Conference (NWSA), St. Charles, IL, June, 2007 “The Lacanian Real: A Central Concept for Political Theory,” presented at the Northeastern Political Science Association Conference (NPSA), Boston, MA, November, 2006 “Justice and the Unconscious,” presented at the American Political Science Association Conference (APSA), Washington DC, September, 2005 “Mastery over the Female Body: Fears, Desires and Fantasies in the Early Marx,” presented at the Rethinking Marxism Conference, Amherst, MA, November, 2003 “A Feminist Critique of Pierre Bourdieu’s Social and Political Thought,” presented at the Political Science Graduate Student Conference, Yale University, May, 2002 “Rethinking Marx’s, Weber’s and Bourdieu’s Class Concepts,” presented at the Women in Political Studies Interdisciplinary Conference, The New School for Social Research, March, 2001 “Gender, Class and Democracy,” presented at the Social Movements and Organizing Conference, Columbia University, April, 2000 
“The Return of the Working-Classed and Gendered Subject: Class and Gender Politics in the Academy,” presented at the Political Science Graduate Student Conference, The New School for Social Research, May, 1999 BACK HOME Talks.htmlHome.htmlshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1