I earned a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from UC Berkeley in 2009 and, in September 2010, will begin a position as Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Criminology at Eastern Michigan University. My broad research interests interrogate the contradictions of liberal and democratic policing, a problem my dissertation focused on in the context of French police reform from 2003 to the present. Before teaching at EMU, I taught at UC Berkeley, UC Davis, Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques (Sciences Po, Paris) and Assumption College (Worcester, MA). I founded and maintain a group blog on the anthropology of policing, called Anthropoliteia.
Here is more about my research. Here is my Curriculum Vitae. Here is more about my teaching. Or you can learn more abut me at academia.edu.
