CV - University at Albany
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CV - University at Albany
Daniel Kuchler, MA, MA PhD Candidate – State University of New York at Albany – Rockefeller College Personal Data Address: Phone: email: Falkenweg 2, 45478 Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany +1 (518) 618-4561 daniel.kuchler@gmail.com Research Area of Specialization History of Political Thought Republicanism Hannah Arendt Critical Theory (Frankfurt School, Gramsci, Luxemburg, Marx) Methodology of the History of Political Thought Ancient Greek Political Thought (Plato, Aristotle, Thucydides) Theory of International Relations Constructivism Poststructuralism Critical Marxist IR Theory Modern Political Philosophy Constitutionalism Justification of Human Rights Equality and Freedom Teaching Area of Competence – Modern Political Theory (Republicanism, Liberalism, Democratic Theory) – (Western) History of Political Thought – Critical Theory and Marxist Thought – Theory of International Relations Education Aug 2015 (expected) PhD in Political Science, State University of New York at Albany Dissertation Topic: “The Grammar of Republican Political Theory. The Dialectic of Politicization and Depoliticization in the Republican Theories of Habermas and Arendt.” | Advisors: Prof. Peter Breiner, Prof. Morton Schoolman, Prof. Torrey Shanks Gpa: 3.93/4.0 May 2011 Master of Arts in Political Science, State University of New York textbfat Albany Concentration in Political Theory and International Relations Gpa: 3.93/4.0 Jul 2007 Magister Artium with distinction in Political Science, History and Linguistics, Westfälische Wilhelms- Universität Münster Thesis Topic: “The Relevance of Gramsci’s Theory of Hegemony for Post-Modern International Politics.” | Advisors: Prof. Meyers, Prof. Krysmanski 1 Research Fellowships & Grants Mar 2013–Oct 2014 International Research Fellowship at DFG-Graduiertenkolleg “Verfassung jenseits des Staates”, Humboldt University Berlin. Dissertation Research on legal theory and international law, EUR 9200. Oct 2012–Feb 2013 International Research Fellowship at New Europe College, Bucharest, Romania Dissertation Research on Arendt’s critique of philosophy, EUR 3000. Aug 2007–May 2011 Stipend and Tuition Scholarship at State University of New York at Albany US$ 50000 Spring 2010 Travel Grant from Graduate Student Organization, State University of New York at Albany US$ 100 Spring 2010 Travel Grant from Department of Political Science, State University of New York at Albany US$ 500 Spring 2009 Travel Grant from Department of Political Science, State University of New York at Albany US$ 500 Further Research Experience Aug 2007–Aug 2008 Research Assistant at State University of New York at Albany, Department of Political Science Qualitative Research in International Relations, Comparative Politics, Public Policy; Website Design (HTML, AJAX, PHP) and Database Design (MySQL); Grading of Student Papers Research-Related Professional Experience Jan 2007–Dec 2014 Editor at Diskurs, a German interdisciplinary scholarly journal (peerreviewed, printed) Management of editorial board and review board; Co-Decision on Journal Topics; CoDecision on Article Publication; Page layout and design / DTP Apr 2006–Jul 2006 Academic Assistant at Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Office for Regional Co-Operation in Southeast Asia, Singapore Composition of International and Comparative Policy Analyses, Assistance with the organization of International Conferences Book Chapters Kuchler, Daniel 2015. “Republikanismus im Spannungsfeld zwischen Politik und Verrechtlichung” (Republicanism between Politics and Legalization) In Konstitutionalisierung in Zeiten globaler Krisen, eds. Jonathan Bauerschmidt et al. Baden-Baden: Nomos. Kuchler, Daniel 2015 (in press). “A Critique of Arendt’s Concept of Ideology” In New Europe College Yearbook 2012-2013, eds. Irina Vainovski-Mihai. Bucharest: New Europe College. 2 Kuchler, Daniel 2013. “Bedingt Analytischer Textzentrismus. Eine Kritik an Skinners Kontextualismus” (Limited Analytic Text-centrism: A Critique of Skinner’s Contextualism) In Ansätze und Methoden zur Erforschung des politischen Denkens. Schriftenreihe der Sektion Politische Theorie und Ideengeschichte in der DVPW, eds. Andreas Busen and Alexander Weiß. Baden-Baden: Nomos. Kuchler, Daniel 2012. “Die dialogisch konstituierte Polis und das Problem der Gerechtigkeit. Ein Kommentar zu Arendts Kritik an Platons Politeia.” (The dialogically constituted Polis and the Problem of Justice: A Commentary on Arendt’s Critique of Plato’s Republic) In Die gerechte Stadt. Reihe “Staatsdiskurse?, eds. Gery Schaal and Matthias Lemke. Stuttgart: Franz-Steiner-Verlag. Books Lemke, Matthias and Daniel Kuchler. 2015 (in preparation, accepted by publisher) Politische Theorie. Eine Einführung. (Political Theory. An Introduction). Wiesbaden: SpringerVS. Journal Articles, peer reviewed Kuchler, Daniel 2010. “The Critical Potential of the Copenhagen School and Critical Security Studies.” Diskurs 1/2010: 44-67. Kuchler, Daniel and Matthias Lemke 2007. “Postmoderne Identität als Anti-Totalitarismus. Eine Würdigung Jean-François Lyotards.” (Postmodern Identity as Anti-Totalitarianism. An appraisal of Jean-François Lyotard) Diskurs 1+2/2007: 15-21. Kuchler, Daniel 2006. “Ein demokratistischer Fehlschluss? Kommentar zur Theorie der failed states.” (A Democratistic Fallacy? Commentary on the Theory of Failed States) Diskurs 2/2006: 105-122. Kuchler, Daniel 2005. “Belarus, Soft Power und die EU. Zur Relevanz des Thomas-Theorems am Beispiel der ‘letzten Diktatur Europas’.” (Belarus, Soft Power and the EU. On the Relevance of the Thomas- Theorem.) Diskurs 2/2005: 29-44. Review Articles Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Julian Nida-Rümelin: Verantwortung” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Ernst Baltrusch: Ein Besitz für immer? Geschichte, Polis und Völkerrecht bei Thukydides” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Rainer Forst: Kritik der Rechtfertigungsverhältnisse. Perspektiven einer kritischen Theorie der Politik” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Liliane Weissberg (ed.): Affinität wider Willen? Hannah Arendt, Theodor W. Adorno und die Frankfurter Schule” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Daniel Hitschler (ed.): Zwischen Liberalismus und Existentialismus. Carl Schmitt im englischsprachigen Schrifttum” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Michael Kloepfer (ed.): Netzneutralität in der Informationsgesellschaft” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “Winfried Thaa: Politisches Handeln. Demokratietheoretische Überlegungen im Anschluss an Hannah Arendt” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ Kuchler, Daniel 2011. “David Harvey: Marx? ‘Kapital’ lesen. Ein Begleiter für Fortgeschrittene und Einsteiger” Portal für Politikwissenschaft http://www.pw-portal.de/ 3 Kuchler, Daniel and Matthias Lemke 2009. “Stille Freude. Chancen und Risiken einer Geschichte des politischen Denkens.” (Promise and Peril of a History of Political Thought) Diskurs 1/2009: 150-155. Paper Presentations Kuchler, Daniel. 2014. “The Frankfurt School and Depoliticization via Bureaucratization.” Presented at the Critical Theory Conference, Rome. Kuchler, Daniel. 2014. “Republikanismus im Spannungsfeld zwischen Politik und Verrechtlichung.” (Republicanism between Politics and Legalization) Presented at the Workshop on Constitutionalization in Times of Global Crisis, Humboldt University, Berlin. Kuchler, Daniel. 2013. “Adorno, Popper and Habermas. An Epistemological Perspective.” Presented at the Critical Theory Conference, Rome. Kuchler, Daniel. 2012. “Arendt on Deliberation and Cosmopolitanism.” Presented at the Workshop “Cosmopolitanism and Deliberative Democracy”, New Europe College, Bucharest. Kuchler, Daniel. 2012. “Die Grammatik Republikanischer Politischer Theorie. Eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit Arendt und Habermas.” (The Grammar of Republican Political Theory. A Critical Assessment of Arendt and Habermas) Invited Presentation at the University of Trier. Kuchler, Daniel. 2010. “Deduktion und Kontext: Probleme und Chancen einer Analytischen Geschichte der politischen Ideen.” (Problems and possibilities of an Analytic History of Political Ideas) Presented at the Workshop “Ansätze und Methoden zur Erforschung politischer Ideen”, University of Hamburg. Kuchler, Daniel and Stephen Pampinella. 2010. “The Language of Labor: A Critical Linguistic Analysis of the International Labour Organization” Presented at the Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco. Kuchler, Daniel. 2010. “Ancient Paradigm Shifts and Athens’ Bid for Power - Thucydides reevaluated.” Presented at the Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco. Kuchler, Daniel. 2010. “Adorno, Werturteilsstreit and ‘the good’ ? an Epistemological Perspective” Presented at the Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco. Kuchler, Daniel. 2009. “North and South: An ‘Orthodox’ Approach to Gramscian International Relations.” Presented at the Rethinking Marxism Conference, University of Massachussetts, Amherst. Kuchler, Daniel. 2009. “Adorno, Popper and the Critique of Positivism - a Reexamination and Implications for Practical Philosophy” Presented at the Conference “Adorno: No Man’s Land 40 Years On.”, University of Sussex, UK. Kuchler, Daniel. 2009. “Quest for Truth? ? A Critique and Rediscovery of Poststructuralism” Presented at the Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Vancouver, BC. Kuchler, Daniel. 2009. “Problematizing the State: National Consensus as Hindrance to Human Emancipation in Critical Security Studies” Presented at the International Studies Association Annual Convention. New York, NY. Kuchler, Daniel. 2008. “Autopoiesis: The Political Dimension of Radical Constructivism in IR.” Presented at the International Studies Association Northeast Conference. Baltimore, MD. Kuchler, Daniel. 2008. “The Outside as Fetishism.” Presented at the International Studies Association West Conference. San Francisco, CA. Kuchler, Daniel. 2008. “The Relevance of Poststructuralist Methodology to Gramscian International Political Theory.” Presented at the New York State Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Albany, NY. 4 Teaching Experience Oct 2011–Feb 2013 Adjunct Lecturer at Free University Berlin, Programm “MA International Relations Online” Course “International Relations Theories” (three series of lectures and 15 online units); course “Information Technology and International Relations” (one lecture series and 15 online units) with about 30 students each. Aug 2008–May 2011 Teaching Assistant at State University of New York at Albany, Department of Political Science Nine discussion sections for “RPOS 103: Political Theory” and nine discussion sections for “RPOS 102: International Relations and Comparative Politics” with about 20 students each. I utilized a variety of teaching methods from lecture to group discussions with specific emphasis on writing and composition, as well as basic training in logic. Teaching included use of electronic learning systems and specific training to teach writing-intensive classes. I further gave guest lectures on “Aristotle: Introduction to his Philosophy and Implications for his Political Thought”, “Global Issues: the Environmental Economics and Human Rights”, “Introduction to German Politics”, “European Union: Institutions and Theories” and “Argumentation Theory and Composition.” Apr 2010–Sep 2010 Adjunct Lecturer (Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft) at University of Hildesheim, Institute of Social Science The seminar on “Global Governance and Human Rights” (Global Governance und Menschenrechte) focused on structure and processes of global governance and contrasted it with the normative claims of Human Rights, with specific attention to according debates in ethics. About 25 students. The seminar on “Political Theory” (Theorie der Politikwissenschaft) combined the discussion of topics of contemporary political philosophy with a discussion of the canon of the history of political thought. About 25 students. In addition to designing and teaching the seminars, I facilitated written and oral exams. Other Related Employment Feb 2005–Apr 2005 Internship at the German Embassy to the Russian Federation, Moscow Single author of a diplomatic cable; composition of policy analyses Feb 2004–Mar 2004 Internship at the Office of Hans Pflug, Member of the German Parliament, Berlin Policy Analyses Languages German: English: French: Latin: Spanish: Russian: Dutch: Mothertongue Fluent Advanced Advanced Reading (University Certificate) Intermediate (University Certificate, UNICert Level II (B2)) Beginner (University Certificate, UNICert Level II (B1)) Beginner Professional Memberships American Political Science Association Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Erforschung des Politischen Denkens Deutsche Vereinigung für Politische Wissenschaft 5