Temple University; Professorial Lecturer of Theology, Georgetown University
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Introduction to Islam

Fordham University; Associate Professor of Philosophy, Georgetown University
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The Challenge of Postmodernism
Existentialism: The Search for Meaning

George Washington University; Adjunct Professor for the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding and for Liberal Studies, Georgetown University.
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War, Peace, and Violence in the Visual Culture of the West
Art and Terrorism
The Medieval Synthesis: Art and Religion in the Middle Ages

University of Pittsburgh; Associate Professor of Philosophy, Georgetown University
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The Consequences of Pragmatism: Law, Education, and Politics

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Buddhism through Literature and Art

University of Virginia; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University.
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Fragmentation and Reintegration
Classic and Romantic: Styles and Values in Western Culture
Orientalism: Western Perceptions of Near Eastern Culture and Values

Princeton University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Propaganda and American Foreign Policy

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Is There an Islamic Political Philosophy
Al Farabi and Medieval Islamic Philosophy

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Values Issues in Public Policy

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Literature in the Modern World
American Literature and the American Idea

George Washington University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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The Economic System and Interest Group Politics

Ariel Glucklich is Professor in the Georgetown University Theology Department.  He specializes in classical Hinduism and in Hindu rituals and popular religious practices.  He has written several books about India, including The Strides of Vishnu (2008) and in other areas of comparative religion.
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Gandhi's India

George Washington University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Ethics, Intelligence, and National Security

Professor Greg Havrilak has worked in numerous posts as both lecturer and religious advisor. For nine years he taught ancient, medieval and modern philosophy at the City University of New York and at Nassau College on Long Island. In 1998, he settled in Europe to become the Senior Religious Advisor to NATO AIRNORTH, and to the military attaché at the American Embassy in Paris. When the Kosovo War broke out, he was dispatched to the Balkans to work with Catholic, Islamic and Orthodox leaders and Non-Governmental Agencies in Albania and Kosovo on humanitarian, religious and human rights issues. Among his responsibilities were inspecting refugee camps to ensure Geneva Convention compliance, securing protection of religious/holy sites from destruction, and ministering to Serbian Prisoners of War. In 2000, he was sent to the Republic of Georgia to address military and government officials on human rights issues, convincing the government to create a chaplaincy program that embraced all major religious bodies. He was also dispatched to Macedonia as religious advisor to the Partnership for Peace Program, building medical clinics and schools, and dialoguing with local religious and government officials.
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Religion and Conflict

University of Chicago; Assistant Professor of Theology, Georgetown University
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Great Books of Islamic History
The Concept of the State in Islam

University of Virginia; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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The World of Thomas Jefferson

Johns Hopkins University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Slavery and Roman Culture

Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales (Geneva); Project Director, Carnegie Project on Reformist and Moderate Voices in Islam and Adjunct Professor for the Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University
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Islam in Post-Soviet Central Asia
The Politics and Culture of Shi'ism

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The New Testament and Social Justice

University of Illinois; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Immigrant Literature and the American Experience, 1965 to the Present

University of Illinois; Professor of History, Georgetown University
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Introductory Colloquium: Liberal Studies as Perspective and Method

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The Citizen and the Regime: The Convergence of Politics and Ethics

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The Book of Genesis: Literature, Ethics, and Theology

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The Western Idea of Islam: From the Crusades to the War on Terrorism Time

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Thucydides: The Greatest War... The Harshest Teacher

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Social Inequality

Dr. Douglas M. McCabe is Professor of Labor Relations, Human Resource Management, and Organizational Behavior at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business.  He is the author of more than 200 articles, papers, monographs, and speeches presented at professional and scholarly meetings in the field of employee relations. He is also an active domestic and international consultant.
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Managerial and Organizational Ethics
Issues and Values in American Management Thought
The History and Development of American Labor

Ph.D. Candidate, Syracuse University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Budget, Finance, and Public Policy

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and the Late Medieval Renaissance

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The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Implications for American Policies

University of Chicago; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Theological Issues in the 20th and 21st Century Fiction
Theology and Literature
Classics in the Catholic Tradition

Catholic University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Understanding Terrorism and Terrorists

Georgetown University Law School; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Scorpions in the Constitutional Bottle: Uncivil Speech, Civil Society
Caesar, God, and The Constitution
The Court, The Constitution, and the Shaping of the American Nation

Fordham University; Associate Professor of Philosophy, Georgetown University
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The Ethics of Aristotle and Kant
Three Models of the Mind: Aristotle, Kant, and Contemporary Mind-Brain Issues

Brown University; Associate Professor and Chair of Theology, Georgetown University
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Sex, Lies, and Theology: Theology after Freud
Ethical Problems in Contemporary Society
DLS Foundational The Rise of the Modern Spirit

Professor Ronkainen has co-authored four texts, including International Marketing and International Business. His most recent book is The Global Marketing Imperative (with M. Czinkota and J. Tarrant). He has spoken on global business for executive programs at IBM and the Helsinki School of Economics in Finland. He has served on the board of the Washington International Trade Association, where he started the association's newsletter, Trade Trends. Professor Ronkainen developed the School of Business summer study program in Hong Kong for undergraduate business students.
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Issues and Values in International Business

Harvard University; Associate Professor of Theology, Georgetown University
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Alienation and Self-Identity
Pilgrimage, Travel, and Tourism

Northwestern University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Your Family in History
The Pursuit of Peace

Cornell University; Professorial Lecturer in History, Georgetown University
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U.S.-Vietnam Relations: Five Themes
ASEAN: Southeast Asian Tigers?

Johns Hopkins University; Professorial Lecturer in Theology and Fine Arts, Georgetown University
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The World of Plato
DLS Foundational Approaches to Art & Literature, and Historiography

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Religion in America

Georgetown University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Americans at Work: Evolving Attitudes to Work in the United States
Becoming American: Immigration in Historical Perspective
Globalization and the American Worker

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Contemporary Islamic Activist Intellectuals

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Path to the Present: The U.S. in the 20th Century
Path to the Future: The U.S. in the 21st Century

Georgetown University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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China: From Communism to Commercialism, 1949-Present
America and China in Historical Perspective

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Global Bioethics
Communication and Persuasion: Ethical Issues in the Professions

Fordham University, Joint Program with Union Theological Seminary; Professor of Ethics and International Affairs, The School of Foreign Service and the Department of Theology, Georgetown University.
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Crises of Conscience in American Foreign Policy

Harvard University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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The Federalist Papers: Creating a New Nation
The Founding Era: The Great Debates

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Approaches to the Study of Christianity and Islam
The Religions of Southeast Asia

Georgetown University; Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, Georgetown University
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Government and the Individual: Source of the Problematic