I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Maryland. My previous degrees in philosophy are from Tel-Aviv University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
My approach to philosophy is interdisciplinary. I try to answer questions of political philosophy with the help of theoretical and empirical work conducted by political scientists and economists. My dissertation examines the epistemic and moral properties of polycentric governance systems.
My approach to philosophy is interdisciplinary. I try to answer questions of political philosophy with the help of theoretical and empirical work conducted by political scientists and economists. My dissertation examines the epistemic and moral properties of polycentric governance systems.
