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Kim Kosman
Research Associate, AEI |
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Research
Areas |
Federalism
Constitutional Law
Progressive Era
Morals in Politics
Dissertation in progress: "Better Living
through Better Policing: Civic Virtue and Federalism in the
Progressive Era"
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Professional
Experience |
Research Associate, Pioneer Institute
for Public Policy, 1996-2000
Freelance Writer and Editor, Center for Legal Policy,
Manhattan Institute, 1998-2000
Research Associate, Center for Religion and
American Public Life, 1999-2000
Project Assistant, Annenberg Challenge, 1999
Teaching Fellow, Boston College, 1998-1999
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Awards and
Honors |
Dissertation
Fellow, Boston College Political Science
Department, 2000/01
Summer Fellow, Institute for Human Sciences, July
1999 (Cortona, Italy)
Donald White Excellence in Teaching Award, May
1999
Salvatori Fellow, Washington, DC, Summer 1998
Earhart Fellow, Boston College, 1996-1997
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Publications
and Courses |
"Moral
Federalism," The Public Interest, Spring
2002 (upcoming)
"The
Assisted Suicide of the West," The Weekly Standard,
December 17, 2001
Contributor, Dictionary of American
History, 3rd Edition (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons)
"Rights in Conflict," course at Boston
College, 1998-1999
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Panels
and Conferences
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APSA, "Police
Powers and American Federalism," Chair,
Respondent, September, 2001
New England Political Science Association, "The Missing
Case for Moral Federalism," May,
2001
The Historical Society, Summer Conference 2000, Respondent
Institute for Human Sciences, Summer Program on
Democracy, 1999 (Cortona, Italy)
Northeastern Political Science Association,
"Progressives and the Commerce Clause,"
1998
New York Political Science Association, "The
Particular Positivism of Adam Smith," 1997
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Education |
Ph.D. candidate, Political Science, Boston College
(ABD)
B.A., History, University of California-Los
Angeles
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Contact
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