Samuel Stabler

Samuel Stabler is an adjunct lecturer at Hunter College and holds a PhD in Sociology from Yale University. His research focuses on social conflict in morally diverse societies, particularly examining the historical interplay between religious and political dynamics in the context of the United States' colonial frontier.

• Education: PhD in Sociology, Yale University

His work bridges political sociology, the sociology of religion, and comparative historical sociology, with an empirical emphasis on Puritan New England missionary practices (1630–early 19th century) and their implications for understanding territorial disputes and moral pluralism.