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Eun-Jung Kim is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Wayne State University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Specializing in legal and political philosophy, she focuses on theoretical and legal issues surrounding human rights, particularly examining the epistemic role of consensus and global enforcement mechanisms.
- Education: B.A. from University of Southern California, Ph.D. from University of Washington
Her research critically analyzes religious liberty in liberal democracies, with notable publications critiquing France’s burka ban and U.S. Anti-Shari’a legislation. She actively explores intersections between Islamic law and Western legal systems.
Scientific Awards:
- CLAS Teaching Award (2017)
- CLAS Funding for Graduate Research Assistantship (2016-2017)
- Visiting Scholar at Stockholm University (fall 2013)
- University Research Grant from Wayne State University (summer 2011)
Kim teaches courses including Philosophy of Human Rights, Social and Political Philosophy, and Foundations of Law. Her work bridges theoretical human rights justification with practical legal challenges in multicultural societies.
