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James Ingram is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at McMaster University. His work bridges modern and continental European political theory from Rousseau and Kant through Marx to Critical Theory, with a focus on the interplay between political thought and real-world politics. He has authored the 2013 book Radical Cosmopolitics and co-edited the 2017 collection Political Uses of Utopia.
- Education: BA (Honours) in English and Political Science from University of Alberta, MA in Political Studies from Queen's University, PhD in Political Science from New School for Social Research
- Research areas: Cosmopolitanism, Critical Theory, Human Rights, Radical Democracy, Redefining 'the Political'
His recent publications (2016-2018) examine topics such as cosmopolitanism from below, the politics of utopia, and the historical significance of 'the political' in democratic theory. A prolific translator, he has rendered works by Étienne Balibar, Jacques Rancière, and Axel Honneth into English. His teaching portfolio includes courses on Critical Theory (POLSCI 4HH3), Cosmopolitanism and Its Critics (POLSCI 758/GLOBALST 758), and Democratic Theory (POLSCI 3VV3) since 2017.
