Michael DeMoor

Dr. Michael DeMoor serves as Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Associate Professor of Social Philosophy at King's University. He specializes in social ontology, democracy, and Christian political thought, with a focus on how rationality shapes public policy. His work bridges philosophy, politics, and religion, exploring themes like deliberative democracy and social pluralism.

Education: PhD (Free University of Amsterdam/Institute for Christian Studies, 2011), M.Phil. (Institute for Christian Studies, 2003), BA (King's University College, 2000). His research integrates historical and contemporary philosophical traditions, addressing modern societal challenges such as sustainability, justice, and civic engagement.

Key research areas include democratic legitimacy, sphere sovereignty, and the intersection of faith and public life. His articles span topics like environmental ethics, social pluralism, and institutional analysis. Presentations include discussions on human rights, economic justice, and the role of religion in civil society.

Dr. DeMoor advocates for interdisciplinary dialogue, emphasizing the ethical dimensions of policy-making and the importance of reasoned disagreement in pluralistic societies. His work often critiques and synthesizes ideas from thinkers like Aristotle, Hegel, and Rawls.